Following two highly successful electric truck drive days, the Mov3ment and Queensland Transport and Logistics Council (QTLC) Future Freight Hubs program is shifting gears to explore what happens after the vehicle is purchased – the depot.
To be staged on Thursday, August 28, this new tour will take participants behind the scenes at three of Brisbane’s leading electric heavy vehicle depot operations. From infrastructure to operations and lessons learned, you’ll hear directly from fleet managers pioneering the transition to zero-emissions freight.
All Purpose Transport
Leading the charge in last-mile delivery and home to Brisbane’s largest electric truck fleet, APT has been operating EVs since 2019 and now runs more than 20 electric trucks – without any ARENA funding.
As a major partner in IKEA’s national electrification program, APT will share insights into its rollout, including charging solutions, driver and sub-contractor engagement, and route planning. Includes site tour and Q&A.
South East Queensland Hauliers
Be among the first to see the world’s first electric triple road train in action. SEQH is deploying Volvo electric trucks for container freight at the Port of Brisbane, including FM and FH models on A-double and A-triple configurations.
Learn about the collaboration, challenges and charging strategies that are enabling this breakthrough. Q&A included.
Keolis Downer/Hornibrook Bus Lines
Tour Brisbane’s first fully electric bus depot, operated by Keolis Downer, and get a first-hand look at the design and systems that keep it running.
From charging infrastructure and vehicle scheduling to safety and control room operations, the site offers a replicable model for similar-sized truck depots. Q&A session to follow.
Don’t wait – register now here.