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David Earl

David is an Associate Partner with over 12 years’ experience in transport planning. Based in Basingstoke, he brings valuable insight from his previous role within a local highway authority, giving him a clear understanding of the public sector perspective.

He provides strategic advice from early site appraisal through to planning submission, preparing transport assessments and supporting projects at appeal where required. David is known for his pragmatic, commercially focused approach, helping clients navigate complexity and secure positive outcomes.

His experience spans a wide range of schemes, from smaller developments to complex, multi-use strategic sites.

Duncan Findlay

Duncan is an Associate Partner with 14 years’ experience in transport planning, having joined iTransport as a graduate. Based in Basingstoke, he has worked across the South East delivering a wide range of development projects.

He provides clear, concise advice across residential, employment and specialist schemes, including film studios and leisure developments. Duncan combines strong technical knowledge with a focus on the bigger picture, ensuring strategies are both detailed and aligned with project goals.

Known for his balanced, thoughtful approach, he helps clients navigate planning challenges and deliver successful outcomes.

Ben Howard

Ben is a Partner with 17 years’ experience in transport and development planning across both the public and private sectors. He specialises in masterplanning, transport infrastructure design and assessing development impacts on the network.

He provides transport input from early design through to planning submission, overseeing strategies, assessments and technical design work. Ben also works closely with local authorities and statutory consultees, helping to navigate requirements and secure planning approvals.

His public sector background gives him a clear understanding of decision-making processes, allowing him to provide practical, informed advice that supports successful outcomes.