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Transport Research & Consultancy

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AgencyWest Yorkshire Combined Authority
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Performs analysis and consultancy for prime contractors on West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) transport projects. Interprets monitoring data to track progress against rail, bus, walking, and cycling targets using data analysis software and transport modeling tools. Adheres to professional consultancy standards and ITT technical conditions. Delivers research reports and data analysis.

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