Kylie Nixon is an associate principal at Arup with a background in civil engineering and transport planning. Kylie is dedicated to creating more inclusive, sustainable, and people-centred transport systems, and was a co-author of the Australian Government’s The Whole Journey: A guide for thinking beyond compliance to create accessible public transport journeys, which has shaped thinking nationwide around inclusivity in transport design.
Kylie had a key role for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, laying the foundation for both Games-time operations and long-term legacy transport outcomes, and has contributed to various early planning for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
