Over the past 5 and half years, Brook Hall has established a reputation as a leader in sustainable transport, specialising in low carbon and recycled infrastructure materials, lifecycle and economic assessments, sustainable freight and network resilience. Brook has strong networks across governments and industry in Australia and New Zealand and has also served a term as Australia’s representative of the World Road Congress (PIARC) Environmental Sustainability in Road Infrastructure and Transport Technical Committee, continuing to bring a global perspective to CCAT.

Brook's previous roles, including at the National Transport Commission, Victorian Parliament and conducting research for a Royal Commission have equipped him well. He’s worked with diverse government and industry transport industry stakeholders to collaboratively deliver national initiatives that improve productivity, safety, and environmental outcomes. He has been instrumental in developing national frameworks for evaluating transport laws, benchmarking light vehicle carbon dioxide emissions, and steering the delivery of a national agreement for new heavy vehicle regulatory amendments. His experience aligns with CCAT's focus on applying autonomous and connected technology to transport infrastructure.

Brook brings to the role 20 years of experience across state and national government bodies and the NTRO. His unique blend of leadership experience, industry networks, policy advisory solutions, and technical expertise positions him well to lead CCAT in its mission to advance connected and automated transport solutions within Australia and New Zealand. Under Brook Hall's interim leadership, CCAT will continue to facilitate Australia's and New Zealand's transition to an automated future, championing the full benefits of this technology across all modes of mobility.