Hampshire County Council
Transport Planner

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Help Keep Hampshire Moving – Join Our Transport Planning Team
Join Hampshire County Council as a Transport Planner and help shape the county’s transport future. You’ll provide highway advice on planning applications, support sustainable development, and collaborate with colleagues, councils, developers, and communities. This role offers the chance to engage with policy development, deliver key transport-related projects, foster team growth, and make a tangible difference in how Hampshire moves.
The Role
As a Transport Planner at Hampshire County Council, your work will directly impact the county’s development. You’ll provide strategic highway and transport advice on planning applications while championing safer roads, improved walking and cycling infrastructure, and better connectivity. Working with developers, partners, and the community, you’ll enact agreements that create well-connected, sustainable communities where people can thrive.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver high-quality highway advice on planning applications, working both independently and with your team
- Negotiate and project-manage highway agreements and Travel Plans, ensuring developer compliance with local planning requirements
- Support and mentor junior colleagues, fostering professional development
- Communicate effectively with District Councils, developers, elected Members, colleagues, and the public, through meetings, correspondence, and discussions
- Enhance Development Planning function by supporting:
- Pre-application engagement
- Contribution to local plan consultations
- Development of new policies and practices
- Prepare technical reports, committee papers, and planning appeal documentation to inform stakeholders and support decision-making
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Requirements
We are seeking a passionate, motivated transport planning professional who is eager to grow their expertise and make a lasting impact.
Essential Qualifications & Experience
- Relevant accreditation (e.g., A-Levels or equivalent) in planning, transport, or a related field
- Practical experience in the transport or planning sector
- Demonstrated drive to achieve professional recognition in transport planning (or commitment to do so)
- Ability to work adaptively and proactively in collaborative settings


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Key Skills & Qualities
- Strong digital proficiency (essential for modelling, reporting, and communications)
- Exceptional communication—written and verbal—to interact with diverse stakeholders
- Stakeholder engagement—engaging constructively with councils, developers, Members, and the public
- Comprehensive understanding of transport and planning policies
- Analytical mindset with an interest in data and transport modelling
Ideal Traits
- Adaptability to navigate evolving transport challenges
- Collaborative spirit to thrive in a team environment
- Enthusiasm for continuous learning and professional development
This opportunity is perfect for someone who loves working in a supportive, forward-thinking team and Looks forward to expanding their expertise in a meaningful way.
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