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VLC attains carbon neutrality again

VLC has achieved carbon neutrality for the 2024 financial year, reaching the milestone for the fourth consecutive year. VLC began […]

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The rise of Activity Based Models in Australian transport planning

Many Australian state government transport authorities are currently developing new types of strategic transport modelling tools, called Activity Based Models, […]

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What could happen if public transport was free in SEQ? An exploratory modelling exercise

Queensland’s announcement of 50c public transport fares reminded us of a recent modelling exercise where we took this policy one […]

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EV owners could hold the key to lowering Australia’s future energy costs

Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries could help alleviate Australia’s growing energy storage problem during the country’s renewable energy transition, a newly […]

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VLC advances to next phase of NSW Smart City Innovation Challenge

Transport for New South Wales has officially announced that VLC has advanced to the feasibility study phase of the NSW […]

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Future transport challenges facing local government

Changes to how people travel today and how it will be influenced in the future raises some head-scratching challenges that […]

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VLC carbon neutral Cape Tribulation

VLC achieves carbon neutrality again

VLC has built on its commitment to carbon neutrality with a year-on-year reduced carbon footprint and fully offset emissions for […]

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Wollongong drone coastline square

VLC helping to shape Wollongong’s transport future

VLC is proud to officially announce its involvement in a project that will bring a more sustainable and connected transport […]

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Sunshine Coast Rail

How can we make our cities and towns more sustainable?

Creating more sustainable cities and towns is a challenge with which Australia and New Zealand are currently wrestling, so what […]

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