Who Are We?
Container Freight Transport Industry Voice Across Australia.
Container Transport Alliance Australia (CTAA) is strong Alliance of leading businesses engaged in the container transport logistics industry.
CTAA Alliance companies account for the majority of containerised freight handled to/from capital city ports in Australia. CTAA is dedicated to the container transport logistics sector and is a leading freight industry voice across Australia.
Recent Articles
Truck Turning Ban – Kensington
From October 2026, the Victorian Department of Transport & Planning (DTP) intends to impose a 24/7 turning ban for vehicles over 17 metres in length at the intersection of Epsom Road, Kensington…
Logistics Technology Outlook Survey 2026
CTAA is supporting the second annual Australian & NZ Logistics Technology Outlook Survey. The Survey looks at how Australian and NZ supply chain operators are actually using technology, what is…
Patrick Fremantle Terminal Optibook VBS Roll-Out / Arrow ECP OneStop Modal VBS Implementation
Patrick Fremantle Terminal is set to launch OneStop’s OptiBook functionality into its Vehicle Booking System (VBS) and terminal operations from Saturday, 5 September 2026. Two one-hour online OptiBook Carrier Training sessions are now scheduled…
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We are solely focused on the needs of the container transport logistics industry.
Relevant
We deal with the strategic and operational issues that make a difference.
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We bring specific expertise to all issues to achieve positive outcomes.
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Neil Chambers
Director