Metis Consultants

23/07/2021

I like this and it means drivers has to change from the current “comfort zone” and get use to this.

21/07/2021

Congratulations Brisbane, the Olympic and Paralympic City! 👏🏻🎊🎉🥳🍾🥂

20/09/2020

28/06/2020

This company is building a road that charges electric vehicles wirelessly while they drive on it — here's how it works.

Electric cars might be the way of the future, but ‘range anxiety’ is one of their weaknesses. Israeli startup Electreon Wireless is developing a solution, creating roads that can charge electric vehicles as they drive.

22/06/2020

15/06/2020

Inland rail from Melbourne to Brisbane and a second underwater power cable to Tasmania are among the huge projects given priority status.

17/02/2020

Gold Coast Travel Survey

11/02/2020

Clem 7 tunnel owners Transurban says it has no plans to reduce the tolls on the Clem 7 tunnel and the Go Between bridge despite toll traffic sliding. Traffic numbers are increasing on other sections of Transurban's traffic network.

01/10/2019

『The My Business Awards』 never come sweeter! It took a huge effort and enormous community support to get us here. We are grateful to become the Finalists of PROFESSIONAL SERVICES BUSINESS and WELLNESS PROGRAM/INITIATIVE of the year. Thanks to our extraordinary team and their excellent services over the years. We’ve aimed to maintain our employees satisfaction level high as much as our customers.

01/10/2019

“We must convince the app makers that if they share information with one another and with city governments, the rerouting algorithms could consider a far bigger picture, including information from the physical infrastructure, such as the timing schedule for traffic lights and meters and vehicle counts from static sensors, including cameras and inductive loops. This data sharing would make their apps better while simultaneously giving city traffic planners a helping hand.”

The proliferation of apps like Waze, Apple Maps, and Google Maps is causing chaos���

29/09/2019

South-east Queenslanders are making fewer trips by public transport and returning to their cars as the region's population grows and new suburbs appear on Brisbane's outer fringes.