Centre for Connected and Automated Transport

Transport has changed. Connected and automated transport has arrived.

From today’s vehicles with advanced driver systems, satellite driven farming, cargo handling in ports and airports, mining, rail, warehousing, and digital communication – the future of movement is here now, and the possibilities are accelerating daily. But our infrastructure needs to be ready and we need to plan.

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Global technology providers and experts will discuss the latest connected and automated transport use cases and implementation insights with an Australian audience across three interactive online events in November and December 2026.

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Upcoming Events

Stay connected with the latest developments in automated transport. Join policymakers, industry leaders, and researchers as we collaborate to build a safer, more efficient transport future for Australia and New Zealand.

CCAT International 2026

November 18, 2026
Hybrid event

A three-part digital and hybrid conference series running from 18 November – 2 December 2026, connecting an Australian audience with global transport technology providers and implementation experts. CCAT International will provide industry, government, researchers and technology providers with direct access to the organisations shaping the future of connected and automated transport globally. Across a series of live and interactive events, you'll hear first-hand from international experts, explore real-world deployments and gain practical insights into the policies, technologies and partnerships driving transport innovation across road, rail, ports, aviation, mining, agriculture, logistics and smart infrastructure.

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CCAT Quarterly Board Meeting

November 11, 2026
Sydney, NSW

November Meeting of the CCAT Board

What is CCAT?

A co-ordinated vision for automated transport in Australia.

CCAT is the Centre for Connected and Automated Transport. It aims to move Australia and New Zealand safely and successfully into the era of connected and automated transport.

It's a hub.

CCAT is a hub through which government, industry, academia and community bodies with a common interest in facilitating Australasia’s transition to connected and automated transport can work together to make this happen.

The journey.

Generating solutions for the challenges which will arise with new ways of moving people and freight.

Bringing the community along for the journey.

Making sure all of this is done safely and successfully.

Co-ordinated vision

CCAT is the home, and a new, united voice, for those interested in discussing, generating and implementing the solutions and policies needed for connected and automated transport in Australia and New Zealand.

CCAT Memberships

Join a Network Driving Transport Innovation

CCAT is a paid membership organisation. It is open to all organisations with a common interest in facilitating Australia and New Zealand’s transition to connected and automated transport.

A platform to shape and support the policies and solutions needed for the future of connected and automated transport in Australia and New Zealand.

A collaborative space to engage with a wide network of stakeholders across the transport sector.

Membership offers value to a wide range of industries, including mining, logistics, agriculture, and ports.

Insights & Innovation

Discover the latest developments in connected and automated transport. From emerging technologies to industry trends, explore expert perspectives and updates shaping the future of mobility.

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Partner with us

Partnerships that drive impact

By partnering with CCAT, you will position yourself as a transport leader in front of decision-makers and leaders from government and industry. Our extensive stakeholder network reflects our unique scope across transport and transport-related domains including road, rail, ports, air, freight and logistics, mining, agriculture, defence, robotics and AI.

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