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Easing Sydney's Congestion Reporter

Locality: Parramatta, New South Wales

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25.01.2022 Tim Hahn presented to Tessa Knox - Grant re Easing Sydney's Congestion History and accomplishments to date.

21.01.2022 Over the past few week Steve Kemp has met two of the larger Operation and Maintenance contractors in Australia. They were both surprised and impressed at the capability of ESC

21.01.2022 Tim Hahn presented Easing Sydney's Congestion a history and accomplishments to date to Linda Harvey

09.01.2022 Members of the ESC Portfolio Management Team (John Bennett, Tanja Grabowski and Zaine Allen) have developed a traffic management measure using modelling on the Sydney Harbour Bridge for northbound on-ramp traffic as part of the Western Distributor Integration Works project. The proposed measure is aimed to dynamically maintain and maximise the continuous flow of traffic coming from the Western Distributor using a moveable median, which governs merging behaviours between Kent... Street, Clarence Street and Cahill Expressway traffic. A 7-day trial run was conducted on-the-ground with support from the Transport Management Centre, which showed strong comparison forecast by the traffic modelling in terms of performance and implementation strategy. The team has also submitted an abstract for this work in late November 2019 for the upcoming 2020 AITPM Conference to be held in Brisbane next year.

04.01.2022 Project Finalist: Easing Sydney’s Congestion Program, ANZ, APAC The Easing Sydney’s Congestion Program is a US$1 billion initiative to improve commutes in Australia’s most congested city. The first two years of the five-year program have saved more than 1 million hours for 288 million drivers delivering a more pleasant driving experience for Sydney residents and visitors. Project Team: Peter Jay, Ben Shannon, Stephen Kearns, Lyndal Chamberlain, Steven Kemp, Julian Brangwynn-Smith