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Full
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Ian Geoffrey Turvey
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Qualifications
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MSc Transport Planning and
Engineering
BSc(Hons) Environmental Studies
MCIT/MCIL Chartered Institute of Transport and Logistics
MI Env Sc Institution of Environmental Sciences
Member of the Transport Planning Society
EPSRC Project Assessor
Associate Environmental Auditor
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Nationality
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British
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Driving Licence
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Full, Clean
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Employment History
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2000 - Present
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Turvey Consultancy Ltd
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1998 -
2000
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Symonds
Group Ltd
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1989 -
1997
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JMP
Consultants Ltd
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1987 -
1989
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West Yorkshire HETS
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1983 -
1987
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University of Leeds
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1980 -
1983
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University of Sheffield
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1978 -
1979
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TRRL
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Public Participation
Lincolnshire Chamber of Trade Local Affairs
Committee
East Midlands CBI Transport Forum
Lincoln Property Forum
Lincoln City Centre Management Forum
Transport Planning Society –
Regional Contact
Specialist Expertise – Transport Impact and
Environmental Assessment
Ian Turvey is a transportation
specialist and environmental scientist with particular experience in
transportation modelling, demand forecasting and transport and environmental
impact assessment. He has led multi-disciplinary teams through scheme and
development feasibility studies, urban transportation studies, environmental
assessments, Public Inquiries and transport related research.
Ian has completed key multi-modal
transportation studies in Liverpool, London, Carlisle, Lincoln, Lichfield and Overseas, and represented the
Highways Agency in the development of the A57(T), A6120, A500, A1, M66 and
DBFO M1-A1 and A19 schemes. He has presented Evidence at Public Inquiries for
both public and private sector clients, undertaken research for the DETR and
provided lectures on Transport Economics, Environmental Assessment, Demand
Forecasting and Transport Impact Assessment Methods.
Career Details
Ian currently works as a
consultant throughout the UK and Overseas undertaking a range
of transport and environmental commissions. He has many years experience in
transportation with the Transport and Road Research Laboratory (TRRL), the University of Sheffield, the Institute for Transport
Studies at the University of Leeds, West Yorkshire Highways,
Engineering and Technical Services, JMP Consultants Ltd and the Symonds Group
Ltd.
He has worked from offices
throughout the UK and Overseas, including London, Leeds and Bangkok and managed a wide aspect of
social and environmental planning and traffic engineering commissions.
Ian started his career in the
Accident Investigation Division at TRRL and followed this with research posts
at two universities, involving public transport fares regimes in Sheffield and Manchester and parking control projects ,
SATURN traffic modelling and investigation of Environmental and Amenity
attributes related to transportation. In particular, pedestrian amenity
within transportation was a major component of his work at the University of Leeds.
His experience of data collection
and analysis methods, particularly in terms of attitudinal and traffic
aspects, was utilised whilst at West Yorkshire Highways, Engineering and
Technical Services where the development and maintenance of urban traffic
assignment models was a key responsibility.
Whilst at JMP Consultants, as
Associate Director from 1991, Ian also managed the East Midlands office, with responsibility for
transportation and environmental planning in the North of England. He gained
experience of commissions Overseas and in UK Central Government Research
thereby developing a two strand expertise in Environmental Assessment and
demand forecasting for a range of conventional and PFI clients.
In 1998, Ian was an advisor to the
Highways Agency and developed the appraisal for the A500 Trunk Road as part
of the Roads Review Programme. The work involved traffic forecasting,
cost-benefit assessment and particular specialist evaluations of noise
nuisance, air quality and pedestrian severance: He has project management and
field experience in respect of cycle and pedestrian amenity issues and the
management of travel demand and social data.
He currently lectures nationally
in Transport Impact Assessment Checking Methodologies and is part of the
ESPRC panel of research Grant assessors, and an associate environmental
auditor. In a local context he has presented papers to the CBI, the Chamber
of Trade and Property Forums in relation to emerging Government Transport
Policy and Best Value Initiatives.
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