Martin Revill
Personal Information
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Martin Revill is an Associate Director with over 23 years of experience in passenger transport and in developing transport policy and strategy. Martin has worked at senior levels in both consultancy and in local and regional government. Martin returned to JMP in 2012 from regional transport authority Metrolinx in Toronto, where he managed the service planning team for GO Transit rail and bus services. Now in his second spell with JMP, he previously spent 6 years with the company, and leads our work on transport scheme prioritisation for local authorities, LEPs and ITAs.
Martin’s work includes leading a number of regional and local transport studies examining transport evidence within the context of wider economic, social and environmental outcomes, and leading stakeholders through the associated decision making processes to agree priorities and the way forward. This includes work with three English regions on establishing regional transport priorities within the Regional Funding Allocations process; agreeing the regional response to DaSTS on behalf of the East of England; as DaSTS programme manager for Yorkshire and the Humber; leading the identification of and agreement to regional transport challenges within the North East’s response to TaSTS; and managing the DaSTS Phase 1 study in the Tees Valley.
- Contact Details
- martin.revill@jmp.co.uk
- Telephone Number
- 0113 204 5764
History
- Member for
- 1 year 8 weeks
My Articles
Norman Baker, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport, understands the benefits that good transport can deliver. You might think this should be obvious for a transport minister, but he...
Last week the Department for Transport (DfT) wrote to councils and Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) setting out their initial requirements on the devolution of powers for local major transport...
Much has been made about the recently issued figures from the Department for Transport (1) that show that the annual number of people killed in road accidents reported to the police has increased, by...
I attended a conference last week on reforming the railways at the University of Huddersfield. It was an excellent day, and as well as the obvious discussions on rail reform – it did what it said on...
EXPLORING OPTIONS FOR CARBON REDUCTION IN YORKSHIRE AND HUMBER
Introduction
The research on which this Chapter is based was conducted on behalf of the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Assembly to...
1. INTRODUCTION
This paper is based on work being undertaken by JMP Consultants on behalf of the Yorkshire and Humber (Y&H) Regional Network Planning Team of the Highways Agency1. The Highways...
