Turning regulatory compliance from a box ticking exercise to an opportunity for achieving equity
How can we ensure that regulatory compliance is more than a box ticking exercise?
Read moreDavid is a transportation planner and Chartered Professional Engineer (Australia) who combines technical expertise with strategic thinking to create urban streets and places that are more sustainable, safe, inclusive and liveable.
Leading high-profile projects across several countries, David specialises in translating policy objectives into deliverable options and action plans, taking an evidence-based approach informed by stakeholder aspirations.
At Steer, David’s project highlights include making the case for the transformation of the UK’s busiest shopping street (Oxford Street in London); driving best practices for examining the equity implications of transportation projects; and innovative data analysis that enables a more proactive approach to road safety. David has also worked on many high-profile streets in Canada, including Yonge Street in Toronto, Water Street in Vancouver and Government Street in Victoria.
How can we ensure that regulatory compliance is more than a box ticking exercise?
Read moreSteer is excited to welcome David Sutanto to our Vancouver office as an Associate Director.
Read moreThe High Court upheld a judicial review brought by the London taxi trade against TfL's Streetspace Plan.
Read morePeople and economic activity are increasingly concentrated in cities, rising tensions in how limited space on city streets should be used.
Read moreOxford Street is arguably London’s most well-known thoroughfare and it is the most important retail centre in the United Kingdom.
Read moreYes, you are in the right place. After 40 years, we have changed our name from Steer Davies Gleave to mark our growing international footprint and our expanding portfolio into sectors beyond transport.
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