Martin Locke

Adjunct Professor Martin Locke is affiliated with the Business School at the University of Sydney, specializing in transport policy and urban planning through the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies. His work focuses on infrastructure development, toll systems, and public policy related to urban mobility.

Education details are not explicitly provided in the text. His research interests include transportation economics, infrastructure governance, and the intersection of public policy with large-scale transport projects. He has frequently commented on high-profile projects such as WestConnex, Sydney Metro West Line, and toll road reforms in the Sydney metropolitan area.

Professor Locke’s media engagements span major outlets like The Sydney Morning Herald, Guardian Australia, ABC Radio, and Channel Seven, emphasizing his role as a critical voice in evaluating transport infrastructure’s societal impact. He has consistently highlighted issues such as incompatible metro systems, toll standardization, and the financial implications of large-scale projects.