David Brenig-Jones MSci (Hons)
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David is a multi-disciplinary transport planner with experience working in the UK and internationally. His enthusiasm, sharp appraisal and clear articulation have provided invaluable inputs on a wide range of projects. Within the UK he has conducted social research for travel plans, LTP consultation, Major Scheme Bids, concessionary fare schemes and the promotion of sustainable travel behaviour. Key methodologies include focus groups, depth-interviews, online and offline surveying methods and subsequent statistical or qualitative analysis. Domestically David has also built up expertise in bus regulation and alternative models for improving bus service provision including operator and local authority partnerships. Internationally, David has provided quantitative inputs including demand modelling, operational planning and economic assessments for BRT feasibility studies in Lagos, Kampala and Cebu. Through this work he has developed a strong appreciation of the challenges of data collection and analysis in developing countries and the importance of understanding differing user needs, conditions and practices in each location. Alongside a rigorous research methodology, David is passionate about communicating findings in a clear, concise and attractive way which is geared to the relevant audience. He holds expertise in GIS, graphics, statistical presentation and report writing. David’s holds a strong interest in promoting sustainable travel through behaviour change and the provision of well targeted public transport. He is also a firm advocate of benefits and opportunities improved transport can bring to people living in developing countries. |
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