Transurban reports 3.1% traffic growth in September quarter

• Group average daily traffic rose by 3.1% year-on-year in the September quarter.
• Sydney average daily traffic increased 3% to over 1 million daily trips.
• Traffic expanded across all core domestic and North American toll road markets.

Transurban (ASX:TCL) reported a 3.1% increase in average daily traffic across its toll road network for the September quarter compared to the prior corresponding period.

The figure represents an acceleration from the 1.1% growth recorded in the fourth quarter of FY26 and the 1.4% increase recorded in the prior corresponding period. .

In Sydney, average daily traffic reached 1,077,000 trips, driven by a 10.7 per cent surge on the M7 following the opening of the M7-M12 Integration Project and a 2.2 per cent gain on WestConnex.

North American traffic led all geographic segments with a 4.7 per cent gain, followed by Melbourne at 4.2 per cent and Brisbane at 1.1 per cent.

Following the announcement, the Transurban share price was unchanged at $13.64.

The toll road operator continues to focus on major urban corridor expansions, supported by Sydney port container volumes rising 6.8% year-on-year.

Recent operational milestones include completing the A25 divestment in June alongside ongoing traffic integration work across its eastern seaboard assets.