
Growing cities
We operate roads in cities across Australia, the United States of America and Canada. In all of these cities, the next few decades of population growth will put increasing pressure on already stretched transport networks and contribute to congestion.
Here you can explore population and congestion projection data and learn about how our road projects are preparing for the growth.

Road funding
Most governments around the world collect fuel excise on every litre or gallon of petrol and diesel. Revenue from fuel excise contributes towards the construction and maintenance of roads. As vehicles become more fuel efficient and people transition to electric vehicles this revenue source will decline.
Here you can explore road funding data and learn about alternative road funding models.

Smart roads
While Transurban’s roads are already some of the most technologically advanced in the world, we’re not resting on our laurels. We’re already busy preparing our roads for the future.
Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs) will benefit from roads that can ‘talk’ to them, providing vital information about what’s happening around them and ahead, beyond the range of their own sensors. We’ve trialled various types of CAVs on our motorways, both to investigate this technology and to identify issues and opportunities specific to our road infrastructure.
Our most recent trial involved an automated truck travelling on CityLink (Melbourne), using its automated driving technology to navigate along the motorway. This Australian-first trial tested both the automated truck’s operations on a managed motorway, and also tested how our road technology data (for example, speed limit information) could enhance the truck’s on-road performance. Read the full report, or check out findings from our other CAV trials.
