Allan Fels

Allan Fels

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Allan Fels is a former chair of Australia’s consumer watchdog who has been involved in major inquiries into the taxi industry. He recently called for urgent intervention from regulatory bodies in light of the fraud revealed by A2B's internal documents, likening it to previous banking scandals.

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Australia Australia: A government-commissioned review led by former competition watchdog chairman Allan Fels recommended two-way tolling on the Eastern Distributor motorway. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: How the Minns government’s deal with Transurban will change motorway pricing from next year

Australia Australia: A final report from a review led by former competition watchdog chairman Allan Fels was released in July 2024. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Why costs are rising for M2, M7 and other motorways despite government review

Australia Australia: A government-commissioned review led by former competition watchdog chairman Allan Fels also recommended two-way tolling. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: M7 motorway, Lane Cove, Cross City and NorthConnex tunnels in ‘Project Charlotte’ shake-up

Australia Australia: Transurban has been in negotiations with the state government over a shake-up to Sydney’s patchwork of toll roads following a review of the network by former competition tsar Allan Fels. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: $2.1 billion Sydney road to new airport set to open in March

Australia Australia: Professor Allan Fels is leading the Independent Toll Review that is guiding the government's negotiations on toll reforms. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: The Sydney workers who don’t qualify

Australia Australia: Professor Allan Fels led the Independent Toll Review that identified issues with the toll network. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: The motorists set to feel the sting from the end of Sydney’s toll cap