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Aiming to move Aus and NZ safely and successfully into the era of connected and automated transport.

Self-driving vehicles will make driving easier, allow people to be more productive and offer greater mobility to a wider range of people than ever before. They will also help improve road safety, reduce emissions, and ease congestion. As a result, self-driving vehicles will provide significant economic, environmental and social benefits, including improving social inclusion. The key thrust of the Australian Driverless Vehicle Initiative is to build momentum by rapidly exploring the impacts and requirements of this new technology in a truly Australian context and making recommendations on ways to safely and successfully bring self-driving vehicles to Australian roads.

18/09/2026

We're pleased to announce CCAT's Executive Director, Rahila David, will facilitate our upcoming webinar 'Join the Journey with TIER IV: Autonomous Bus Trials in Australia'.

Rahila leads CCAT's work building the government, industry and community collaboration needed to bring connected and automated transport to life across Australia and New Zealand.

She'll be joined by TIER IV, a global leader in autonomous vehicle technology, and the Bus Industry Confederation to explore international AV deployments, Australia's trial and deployment landscape, and show how organisations can get involved in real-world autonomous bus trials.

Tuesday 29 September, 2:00pm AEST

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17/09/2026

Speaker spotlight: Dean Moule, National Technical Manager at the Bus Industry Confederation.

With 40 years across manufacturing, service, engineering and policy, Dean has spent over a decade specialising in electromobility; leading hybrid and zero-emission projects covering design, safety, compliance, risk mitigation and training.

This session brings Dean together with TIER IV, a global leader in autonomous vehicle technology, to unpack international AV deployments, Australia's trial and deployment landscape, and how to get involved in real-world autonomous bus trials.

📅Tuesday 29 September, 2:00pm AEST

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16/09/2026

Speaker announcement: Johnny Wang, Head of Business Development APAC at TIER IV — a global leader in autonomous vehicle technology — brings first-hand experience deploying AVs right across the region, from robo-taxis in Japan to heavy cargo trucks in China and Taiwan, and mining vehicles here in Australia.

Johnny led the 2023 autonomous semi-trailer trial in Melbourne and is currently helping drive AV deployment across agriculture, mining and buses in Australia.

Tune in to hear TIER IV's global deployment insights, the latest on Australia's AV landscape, and find out how to express your interest in trialling autonomous buses in Australia. You'll also get to hear from the Bus Industry Confederation and CCAT on the AV landscape in Australia and broader issues around the implementation of automation in mass transit.

📅Tuesday 29 September, 2:00pm AEST

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14/09/2026

CCAT is proud to announce Yusuke Nakayama, Department Manager – Global Projects at TIER IV as a speaker for our upcoming webinar on autonomous bus trials in Australia on Tuesday 29 September.

A pioneer in mobile and autonomous technology, Yusuke helped shape the future of factory automation as co-founder of Eve Autonomy, and now leads the global expansion of TIER IV, a world leader in autonomous vehicle technology.

Join the session to hear about TIER IV's international AV deployments, Australia's AV trial and deployment landscape, and how your organisation can get involved in real-world autonomous bus trials.

Secure your place: https://vist.ly/5if28

09/09/2026

CCAT is pleased to welcome We Ride Australia, the national independent voice for cycling, as our newest member.

We Ride Australia advocates for a healthy, sustainable transport future, with a focus on the role of bicycles in environment, health, infrastructure and safety.

Their membership reflects CCAT's broader focus on ensuring the benefits of connected and automated transport are shared equitably, with particular emphasis on the safety of vulnerable road users, including bicycle riders and pedestrians.

Great to have you with us, We Ride Australia.

Find out more: https://vist.ly/5hw39

08/09/2026

Join the journey with TIER IV: Automated bus trials in Australia.

CCAT invites industry and government stakeholders to join an exclusive webinar in partnership with TIER IV, a global leader in open-source autonomous driving technology and the Bus Industry Confederation. During the session, TIER IV will showcase its autonomous vehicle solutions and discuss how organisations can get involved in real-world trials of autonomous buses in Australia. Attendees will gain insights into the benefits of collaborating on autonomous vehicle initiatives and will have the opportunity to express their interest in future trials.

TIER IV will also share findings from international autonomous vehicle deployments and delve into the regulatory and funding environment in Japan. As part of the webinar, CCAT will also present an overview of the landscape for trialling and deploying autonomous vehicles in Australia, and will host a panel discussion on automation in mass transit with Tier IV and the Bus Industry Confederation, with audience Q&A.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about autonomous technologies from global leader TIER IV, and see what’s around the corner for Australia.

📅Tue 22 Sep, 2pm-3pm

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07/09/2026

Last week we brought together some of WA's most influential transport leaders for a CCAT stakeholder event ‘Transport technologies for safer roads’ in Perth, and the room was full.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and to RAC WA for their support in bringing the event together.

RAC WA Group CEO Rob Slocombe opened with a sobering figure: 146 lives lost on WA roads so far this year, the highest year-to-date toll in over a decade, putting the state on track to pass 200 deaths for the first time since 2008. His challenge to the room: will new technologies genuinely improve people's lives, or just shift the risk around?

Rahila David then moderated a panel with Peter Woronzow ( Director General, WA Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure), Adrian Warner (WA Road Safety Commissioner) and Professor Teresa Senserrick (Director, WA Road Safety Research Centre at UWA), digging into where the fastest wins might be and what we need to consider.

Read the full recap for the discussion in detail -
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04/09/2026

CCAT International 2026 — help us shape the program

The program is coming together, and we want to hear from you.

Across three digital sessions on 18 November, 25 November and 2 December, CCAT International will connect Australian stakeholders with international technology providers and experts. Discussions will span automated vehicles on city streets, connected infrastructure for safety and productivity on major networks, applications across mass transit, aerial mobility, freight and mining, and more.

Speakers and sessions are being locked in now. Want to speak? Want to sponsor? Want to hear from a specific organisation or technology? Let us know, we'd love to hear from you.

Learn more or contact us 👇
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31/08/2026

Road safety was front and centre in Perth last week, as CCAT hosted a stakeholder event on transport technologies for safer roads. Supported by RAC WA, the event brought together government and industry voices to discuss how connected and automated transport technologies can help turn around WA's road toll.

A huge thanks to our speakers for leading such an important discussion:
Rob Slocombe, Group CEO and Executive Director, RAC WA
Adrian Warner, Road Safety Commissioner, Road Safety Commission
Peter Woronzow, Director General, Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure
Professor Teresa Senserrick, Director, WA Centre for Road Safety Research

The conversation covered everything from smarter intersections and regional AV trials to the importance of building genuine public trust in new technology. A timely discussion as WA continues to grapple with a rising road toll while being home to the worlds largest deployment of automated vehicles in the mining sector.

27/08/2026

Autonomous road trains are moving closer to commercial deployment in Western Australia.

CCAT Executive Director Rahila David was in Perth today with Simon Stone and the AORA Solutions team, getting an up-close look at their autonomous road train technology following its first public demonstration.

The visit was a chance to hear more about the progress being made and what comes next as AORA prepares to deploy the technology commercially in WA.

Thanks to Simon and the AORA team for having CCAT along.

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