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Australian Travel Time Index

The Australian Travel Time Index is a standardised measure of a city’s overall level of mobility on its urban road network, indexed against the base of Quarter 3 2015.

The Travel Time Index tracks the change in travel times experienced by motorists during peak periods – A positive change indicates improved mobility (reduction in delay time), whereas a negative change indicates a deterioration in mobility (increase in delay time).

For more background on the Australian Travel Time Index please see the major report produced by IPA and Uber Driving Change: Australia’s cities need a measured response

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Data for the travel time index is sourced from Uber trip data across Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. This use of on-vehicle measurement systems will provide a wider, more detailed and granular picture of how the use of our cities transport systems evolves over time.
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The Index will provide data by quarters, with the long term progress of the index giving the best picture of each city's network, given the yearly fluctuations in traffic levels.
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Data for the travel time index is sourced from Uber trip data across Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. This use of on-vehicle measurement systems will provide a wider, more detailed and granular picture of how the use of our cities transport systems evolves over time.
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The Index will provide data by quarters, with the long term progress of the index giving the best picture of each city's network, given the yearly fluctuations in traffic levels.
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Delays on Key Routes

The Delays on Key Routes dashboard is a measure of travel delay caused on a city’s major routes. The delay is based on the difference between off-peak and peak travel times between the two destination areas.

The dashboard tracks the change in travel delay across Australia’s four largest cities, and provides a tool to compare each city’s road network within the standardised road corridors identified.

For more background on the Delays on Key Routes dashboard please see the major report produced by IPA and Uber - Driving Change: Australia’s cities need a measured response.

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MELBOURNE INBOUND
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Data for the Delays on Key Routes dashboard is taken from the Uber journey data across Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. This use of on-vehicle measurement systems will provide a wider, more detailed and granular picture of how the use of our cities' transport systems evolves over time.
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The Inner metro is within a 8km radius of the CBD.
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The Outer metro is a 8km - 15km radius of the CBD.
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Data for the Delays on Key Routes dashboard is taken from the Uber journey data across Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. This use of on-vehicle measurement systems will provide a wider, more detailed and granular picture of how the use of our cities' transport systems evolves over time.
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The Inner metro is within a 8km radius of the CBD.
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The Outer metro is a 8km - 15km radius of the CBD.
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NSW AND VICTORIA TOP THE NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE LEAGUE TABLES

The 2020 Australian Infrastructure Budget Monitor, released today by industry think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia, shows $225 billion dollars of taxpayer money is being invested in infrastructure across Australia over the next four years – a record increase of 26 per cent from last years’ spend – to combat the economic downturn from COVID-19.

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NEW MEDIA RELEASE | NSW and Victoria top the national infrastructure league tables

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