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Transport Planner

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Transport Planner
Location: London
Salary: Competitive, depending on experience
Working Pattern: Hybrid
We are working with an established transport planning consultancy that is looking to appoint a Transport Planner to join its growing London team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a transport planner with around 2–4 years' experience to develop their career within a supportive consultancy, gaining exposure to a broad range of development-led projects across London and the wider South East.
The Role
You will work alongside experienced transport planners on a range of projects, supporting the delivery of transport planning advice for developers, architects, planning consultants, and other private-sector clients.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Assisting with the preparation of Transport Assessments, Transport Statements, and Travel Plans.
- Undertaking transport, traffic, and parking surveys and analyzing the resulting data.
- Carrying out trip generation and traffic impact assessments.
- Supporting parking assessments and access arrangements.
- Preparing technical reports, plans, and supporting documentation for planning applications.
- Liaising with local authorities, TfL, and other stakeholders.
- Supporting senior colleagues with project delivery and client requirements.
- Attending site visits and meetings where required.
- Managing your own workload and delivering work to agreed deadlines.
- Supporting junior colleagues as your experience develops.
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About You
We are looking for someone with:
- Around 2–4 years' experience within a transport planning consultancy.
- Experience working on development-led projects, ideally across London.
- Previous experience with Transport Assessments, Transport Statements, and/or Travel Plans.
- A good understanding of transport planning principles and relevant planning policy.
- Experience analyzing traffic, parking, or transport data.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Good attention to detail and the ability to manage competing deadlines.
- Experience using software such as TRICS, AutoTrack, TEMPro, QGIS, or similar would be advantageous.
- The confidence to communicate with clients, local authorities, and other stakeholders.


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The Opportunity
This is a great opportunity for a Transport Planner looking to build their technical experience and progress within a growing consultancy.
You will gain exposure to a varied range of development projects, work alongside experienced transport professionals, and have the opportunity to take on increasing responsibility as your career develops.
Chartership or working towards chartership would be advantageous, but is not essential.
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