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Close All About Rick Rick is a transport modeller and analyst, with eighteen years’ experience across private and public sectors undertaking strategic modelling, economic evaluation, and analysis of transport infrastructure projects. ​ He has worked extensively with the Victorian Integrated Transport Model (VITM) since his involvement in its recalibration to a 2006 base year. Since then Rick fulfilled roles leading the development and maintenance of the VITM Economic Module, and also providing technical advice, modelling peer review and training. ​ He is also experienced in the design and development of ‘spreadsheets as interfaces’, and blending the use of Excel, Access, VBA (macros) and other scripting for any analytical or processing task and is interested in sustainable transport, including measures to reduce car dependence and the development of elegant solutions to complex problems. Ways to Contact

Close All About Steven Steven is a transport planner with a keen interest in improving public transport accessibility and urban design. He employs his writing and problem-solving skills on various integrated transport and parking strategies. He has a Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Hons) from RMIT University. Ways to Contact

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Our Clients Movement & Place Consulting aims to always maintain the utmost levels of service for our clients and strives to place itself at the forefront of Strategic Transport Services to both Government and large public sector organisations, it is this reason that we are able to develop strong lasting relationships with reliable partners and clients Department of Transport and Planning Victoria’s Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) brings together key transport, planning, land, precinct and policy functions within a single department to create thriving places and connected communities. Public Transport Victoria Public Transport Victoria manages and coordinates the public transportation system across the state, striving to provide accessible, reliable, and integrated services for commuters in Victoria. Yarra City Council The City of Yarra is an inner metropolitan municipality which is home to a diverse community of approximately 100,000 people. Glen Eira City Council Glen Eira City Council, located in Victoria, Australia, is a local government authority responsible for governing and providing various municipal services to the residents and businesses within the Glen Eira municipality. City of Ballarat Ballarat City Council, situated in Victoria, Australia, is the local government body responsible for governing and administering services to the residents and businesses of the Ballarat municipality, fostering community development and maintaining public infrastructure. Baw Baw Shire Council Baw Baw Shire Council, located in Victoria, Australia, is the local government authority overseeing the governance and provision of services to the residents and businesses within the Baw Baw Shire, with a focus on community well-being and sustainable development. City of Port Phillip The City of Port Phillip is a local government area of Victoria, Australia on the northern shores of Port Phillip, south of Melbourne's central business district. City of Moonee Valley The City of Moonee Valley is home to 129000 people in Melbourne's north west. It has a mix of residential, commercial and industrial areas. Victoria Interstate What Our Clients Say Name, Title "I'm a testimonial. Click to edit me and add text that says something nice about you and your services. Let your customers review you and tell their friends how great you are."

Close All About Kirmin With over 20 years' experience in urban and transport planning, Knowles brings a holistic and seasoned approach to all his projects. Understanding what innovations are viable and how they can be brought to fruition is a core skill. Knowles empowers others to go beyond conventional thinking and ensure the best possible outcomes are achieved, having due regard to political realities and wide ranging stakeholder needs. ​ Knowles Tivendale currently sits on three committees of the U.S. Transportation Research Board (TRB) including: ​ Transportation and Land Development Committee (ADD30) Public Transportation Planning and Development Committee (AP025) - Secretary Ferry Transportation Committee (APO85). ​ Knowles is also a sessional university lecturer in transport, land use and mobility at LaTrobe University and Monash University. He is a National Associate of the Public Transport Research Group (Monash Institute of Transport Studies). Ways to Contact

Close All About Caitlyn Caitlyn applies her analytical and creative skills to guide the development of high-quality transport and parking outcomes. She has undertaken a wide range of tasks on complex projects including: ​ Research, writing and analysis on various land use, transport and parking strategies Analytical tasks using GIS and excel to examine demographic data and transport movements. ​ ​Caitlyn has completed her Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Hons) at RMIT University. Ways to Contact

Central Goldfields Integrated Transport Plan Cradle Mountain Cableway Feasibility Analysis Transit Service Analysis Parkville Pedestrian Analysis Forrest Hill Transport Study Carnegie and Elsternwick Accessibility Study Box Hill Transit Interchange Steering Committee - Chair City of Yarra Car Parking Community Forum Bentleigh Accessibility Study Ballarat Integrated Transport Plan Impact of Zero Parking Requirement in Melbourne Planning Scheme Kinglake Urban Design Review St Kilda Road Tram Upgrade Australian Education City - Transport Framework Horsham Bypass Peer Review Central Goldfields Integrated Transport Plan Cradle Mountain Cableway Feasibility Analysis Transit Service Analysis Parkville Pedestrian Analysis Forrest Hill Transport Study Carnegie and Elsternwick Accessibility Study Box Hill Transit Interchange Steering Committee - Chair City of Yarra Car Parking Community Forum Bentleigh Accessibility Study Ballarat Integrated Transport Plan Impact of Zero Parking Requirement in Melbourne Planning Scheme Kinglake Urban Design Review St Kilda Road Tram Upgrade Australian Education City - Transport Framework Horsham Bypass Peer Review Projects We take many types of data and information, analyse it from different perspectives and come up with a simple set of aligned solutions that have consensus support from stakeholders. We use our extensive knowledge of integrated land use and transport planning to deliver the best possible solution. Our approach is objective and evidence based, yet pragmatic and focussed on practical outcomes. Central Goldfields Integrated Transport Plan Parkville Pedestrian Analysis Box Hill Transit Interchange Steering Committee - Chair Ballarat Integrated Transport Plan St Kilda Road Tram Upgrade Cradle Mountain Cableway Feasibility Analysis Forrest Hill Transport Study City of Yarra Car Parking Community Forum Impact of Zero Parking Requirement in Melbourne Planning Scheme Australian Education City - Transport Framework Transit Service Analysis Carnegie and Elsternwick Accessibility Study Bentleigh Accessibility Study Kinglake Urban Design Review Horsham Bypass Peer Review

Transport, Planning & Design Supporting Great Cities Movement & Place Consulting provide a range of services, including integrated transport and land use planning, activity centre, strategic and structure planning, transit network planning, parking management strategies, business cases, feasibility studies, and options assessments. We do so by undertaking evidence-based analysis and effective stakeholder engagement that facilitate use to provide innovate solutions to serve client needs. Meet our clients The Movement & Place Consulting team has over 20 years’ experience in transport and land-use planning, providing expert advice to public sector organisations and government departments. In addition, we have strong networks in the planning and transport fields across Australia and have extensive stakeholder engagement experience with public and private entities. The team consists of seasoned consultants and apprentices who all share the same ethos and company vision - to provide innovative solutions to tackle today's most complex challenges. The team, led by Knowles Tivendale, has creative vision and due regard for political realities and stakeholder needs, which helps produce the best possible outcomes. Meet our team We have managed a range of multidisciplinary public realm projects, including the development of activity centre transport strategies, urban growth area plans, integrated transport plans, car share policies, congestion and pedestrian studies, shared mobility strategies and business plans and carshare policies. Our work has resulted in increased economic outcome, social benefits, reduced urban heat island and efficient transport outcomes. View our projects We firmly believe that a "one-size-fits-all" approach is inappropriate in our field of work. Each problem requires a slightly unique, more optimised set of solutions to ensure desired outcomes are met. Feel free to share your story, and we will help you make it better. Contact us

Clients We have had the opportunity to collaborate with a diverse range of clients at both local and state levels, including city councils, state government departments, and universities. Our expertise extends beyond Victorian borders, allowing us to provide transport planning services across Australia. Movement & Place Consulting is committed to maintaining the highest standards of service for our clients and excelling in transport planning for government and large public sector organizations. This dedication enables us to build strong, lasting relationships with trusted partners and clients. Victoria Load More Interstate International

News & Media Our team includes experienced expert speakers, with public speaking and media training. We are available for public speaking engagements on a wide variety of transport topics and can interact with media on a range of topics. Movement & Place Consulting staff do not comment in the media on client projects, without written client consent. ​ Some of our recent media interactions are highlighted below. Live appearances Lachlan Burke: Parked at a Green Light (presented at PIA rural and regional conference) MUPSS x GCF: The Future of Mobility (2020) Dr Hesara Welivitiya - Bicycle-Train Inter-modality - 31 August, 2020 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied This Must Be The Place (Podcast) - 2019 Knowles Tivendale in conversation with Dr Elizabeth Taylor (Monash University) + Laura Aston + Dr Nick Fournier (Monash University) Dr Hesara Welivitiya: Bicycle-Train Intermodality (2020) Hobart News - 5 July 2018 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Hobart News (Channel 9) - 2018 Public Reports & Articles $24 to get to the train station because there are no buses New Station on Melbourne Airport Rail Link Car sharing is on the rise in Melbourne Re-abling mobility: The role of community transport The COVID-Normal Transport Challenge Fares Fair - The real price of the Free Tram Zone Resilient Communities - what role are you playing? Wayfinding with Alzheimer’s Dementia No parking: Rethinking residential parking requirements for dwellings near SRL stations Graphics and illustrations Movement, Place and Access Graphic Graphics and Illustrations by Movement & Place Consulting is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Blogs William McDougall - Senior Associate Movement & Place Senior Associate William McDougall is a leading transport planner with many years’ experience in Australasia, UK, Asia and the Middle East. William runs an independent blog site where he regularly shares his views on transport planning and related issues. Visit William's blog Latest (last updated on July 1, 2021) ​ Melbourne Airport Rail: a patronage discussion ​

Close All About Knowles With over 20 years' experience in urban and transport planning, Knowles brings a holistic and seasoned approach to all his projects. Understanding what innovations are viable and how they can be brought to fruition is a core skill. Knowles empowers others to go beyond conventional thinking and ensure the best possible outcomes are achieved, having due regard to political realities and wide ranging stakeholder needs. ​ Knowles Tivendale currently sits on three committees of the U.S. Transportation Research Board (TRB) including: ​ Transportation and Land Development Committee (ADD30) Public Transportation Planning and Development Committee (AP025) - Secretary Ferry Transportation Committee (APO85). ​ Knowles is also a sessional university lecturer in transport, land use and mobility at LaTrobe University and Monash University. He is a National Associate of the Public Transport Research Group (Monash Institute of Transport Studies). Ways to Contact

Close All About Alliyah Alliyah is a Transport Planner as well as a student finalising her studies for the Bachelor of Design (Urban Planning) at the University of Melbourne. She is particularly enthusiastic in areas of transport that tackle growth area planning, multi-modal strategies, and parking policy. As a consultant, Alliyah is able apply her creative and research skills to inform effective transport planning outcomes. Ways to Contact