About the Event

Format Online CPD

CPD 1 CPD (Self-Allocated)

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What to Expect

In this webinar, Alex Bubke will showcase the new Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) Inclusive Precincts Guide, which provides a comprehensive overview of best-practice design features for creating accessible and inclusive public transport precincts.

Precincts are the public areas within and around transport nodes such as bus stops and stations, train and light rail stations, ferry terminals, taxi ranks and other public transport infrastructure and premises. Traditionally, accessibility has been viewed through an individual, asset-based lens, with compliance against legislative obligations and design standards as the primary metric.

However, the Inclusive Precincts Guide proposes a more holistic approach that adopts the key principles of Universal Design, Co-Design and Exceeding Minimum Standards, alongside a precinct-wide mind-set, as critical to creating a truly integrated and accessible transport network for all.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand the intent and application of the TMR Inclusive Precincts Guide. 
• Identify best-practice inclusive design features across transport precincts that can be applied across Australia. 
• Understand the limitations of traditional compliance-based accessibility approaches. 
• Apply Universal Design and Co-Design principles to precinct planning. 
• Evaluate how integrated, precinct-wide thinking improves accessibility outcomes

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Who should attend this session?

• Transport planners and engineers working on public transport networks and infrastructure. 
• Urban designers and place planners creating people-focused precincts.
• Government practitioners involved in transport planning, policy and delivery. 
• Consultants and project managers delivering transport and precinct upgrades. 
• Accessibility and inclusion specialists embedding Universal Design and co-design. 
• Policy and strategy professionals driving equitable transport outcomes. 
• Community and stakeholder engagement professionals interested in co-design processes

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Registrations close Tuesday 25 August 2026.

For more information please contact the team at TPA.

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