Railway Technical Society of Australia
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Railway Technical Society of Australia
The Railway Technical Society of Australasia (RTSA) promotes the science and practice of railway engineering and related technology. The RTSA seeks the advancement of the rail industry through excellence in railway engineering and technology, and through its industry and community education programs. Education and research are key elements of a sustainable rail transport industry and to this end the RTSA is a sponsor of the newly established Cooperative Research Centre in Railway Engineering and Technology. Please visit www.rtsa.com.au
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