Our
team offers expertise in strategic analysis of transport policy coupled
with practical knowledge
of how to create and promote sustainable travel choices. Our partnerships
with independent consultants and academic institutions enable us to assemble
a team with specific experience
to tackle your project. |
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| Lynn
Sloman |
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Lynn founded Transport for Quality of Life in 2002. She is also Vice Chair
of the Commission for Integrated Transport, and a board member of Cycling
England, the body set up by the Department for Transport to increase levels
of cycling. She is an honorary senior research associate with the Centre
for Transport Studies at University College London. She was formerly Assistant
Director of Transport 2000, now Campaign for Better Transport, and Special
Adviser to the Board of Transport for London. She has 16 years experience
in the transport field.
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| Ian
Taylor |
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| Ian joined Transport for Quality of Life
as a partner in 2003. His recent work includes leading projects on achieving
a socially just transport system in the face of oil scarcity, impacts of
rural traffic noise and compilation of The Essential Guide to Travel Planning
for the Department for Transport. He was formerly manager of the environmental
consultancy services for the Centre for Alternative Technology and previously
has worked as Scientific Political Adviser for Greenpeace and a campaigner
for Oxfam. |
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| Carey
Newson |
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| Carey has worked as an associate with Transport
for Quality of Life since 2003. She has been closely involved in the initial
development of travel planning for schools, workplaces, leisure sites and
residential developments, researching and writing a series of national guidance
documents and establishing a variety of good practice networks. She is co-author
of Predict and Decide: Aviation Climate Change and UK Policy, published
by University of Oxford Environmental Change Institute, and recently ran
Tourism in a Lower Carbon World, an expert seminar.for Natural England and
the UK Energy Research Centre. She was formerly an Assistant Director at
Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport). |
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| Jillian
Anable |
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| Jillian has been an associate
since 2008, and previously worked on joint projects with Transport for Quality
of Life in her former role as Research Fellow at The Centre for Transport
Policy, Robert Gordon University. From 2008 she has taken up a senior lectureship
at University of Aberdeen. Jillian has developed a ground-breaking typology
of motorists’ psychology and habits, and amongst wide research interests
has recently completed research on climate change impacts of transport for
the Commission for Integrated Transport |
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