South Eastern Freeway Heavy Vehicle Safety Review

Safety is personal, and when it comes to the South Eastern Freeway, it’s also political and deeply sensitive.
South Eastern Freeway

URPS provided engagement services for the Department’s Heavy Vehicle Safety Review, where discretion and trust were essential.

With strong relationships across the transport sector and a track record in managing complex, emotionally charged projects, URPS navigated the engagement process with care and clarity. The team facilitated a series of industry roundtables, tapping into the experience and ideas of freight operators to inform the technical review.

URPS translated complex findings into clear, accessible public-facing reports, helping the community understand what was heard and how it shaped the review. The result was a robust understanding of stakeholder views and a foundation of trust that supported the Department’s next steps.

CLIENT
Department of Infrastructure and Transport
STATE
South Australia
LGA
Various
SERVICES
Engagement

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