Neil Marshall is a Chartered Transport Planner and qualified project manager with nearly 25 years’ experience delivering transport and development planning advice across London and the Home Counties. As a Partner jointly leading iTransport’s London office, he brings extensive expertise in the assessment of complex, constrained and strategically important sites, working with multidisciplinary teams for public and private sector clients. Neil has a strong track record in shaping masterplans for major residential, mixed-use, research, and healthcare developments, with a particular focus on promoting sustainable travel, resolving transport challenges, and securing positive outcomes at planning appeals and examinations. His work involves regular collaboration with local authorities, Transport for London, National Highways, and other key stakeholders, providing trusted, pragmatic, and solutions-driven advice that supports successful project delivery.
Pearl is a Senior Consultant advising clients on transport matters across development planning. She has strong experience supporting residential projects in London and the South East, with a focus on access, parking and sustainable transport strategies.
Her work includes preparing transport statements and supporting documentation, ensuring proposals are clearly presented and aligned with planning policy.
Pearl brings a practical, detail-driven approach, helping clients navigate requirements and deliver schemes that work effectively for all modes of travel.
James Bevis is a highly experienced transport planner with over 30 years in the field, including more than 20 years at i Transport where he has been a Partner since 2012. He provides strategic advice to a portfolio of key clients, many of whom he has supported for more than two decades. James is recognised for delivering complex and challenging schemes across a broad range of development types and scales. A skilled problem solver and experienced expert witness, he is valued for his clear communication and trusted client relationships
