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1 Case study Dublin (IE) Content: - City profile - Description of Bicycle Share Scheme - Operational aspects - User Profile - Communication / Marketing plan - Contact details 1. City profile Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland and has a population of 1,350,000. The Dublin region is the economic center of Ireland. In 2009 the city was listed as the fourth richest city in the world by purchasing power and the tenth richest by personal income. In 2005 approximately 800,000 people were employed within the Greater Dublin Area (population back then was 1,600,000). Of those 600,000 were employed in the service sector and 200,000 in the industrial sector. To make Dublin more bike friendly the city council started installing cycle lanes throughout the city in the 1990s, reaching a network of 200 kilometers of cycle paths in Dublin ranks 15 th on the copenhagenize index for most bike friendly city. Andrew Montague became elected to Dublin City Council in 2004 and later that year proposed the dublinbikes Scheme.
2 Andrew Montague, lord mayor of Dublin June 2011 June 2012 Modal split: Mode share Public transport 49.80% Car 32.60% Taxi 1.50% Walk 9.40% Cycle 5.40% Goods 0.50% Motor Bike 0.70% Description of Bicycle Share Scheme Name: Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes Key Statistics: 101 stations and 1,500 bikes Website: Commenced operation: September 2009 Operator: JCDecaux Ireland Ltd (sponsor Coca-Cola Zero) on behalf of Dublin City Council Subcontractor: n/a Hardware supplier: JCDecaux Ireland Ltd Contract duration: Financing of the contract: The Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes scheme arose from a 2005 tender by Dublin City Council for the provision of a package of public amenities (bike rental scheme, wayfinding scheme, public information system) in return for concessions over advertising sites in the city at a cost neutral basis to the Council. JCDecaux funded all set up costs with respect to the bike hire scheme including annual Operation and Maintenance costs. Dublin City Council receives membership and usage fees which contribute to operational costs following a major expansion of the scheme in 2014.
3 A map of all Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes stations 3. Operational aspects Technology: All stations have a terminal accepting an Annual Card or a 3 Day Ticket. Leap Cards (an integrated Public Transport pass) that have been linked with a member s account can also be used. A number of terminals have credit card facilities enabling customers to purchase a 3 day ticket. All station terminals allow customers to 1. Select a bike, 2. Consult their accounts, 3. View availability of bikes and stands at other stations, 4. Check a map with all stations, 5. Locate a credit card enabled terminal. The official free Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes smartphone App uses the geo-location and mapping functions of a smartphone in order simplify the use of the scheme, providing real time information about the availability of stations and bikes, as well as other useful scheme and account information. Registration: Subscribers can either pay 25 a year for annual membership or take out a 3 Day Ticket subscription for 5. Payment is by credit card or direct debit. Journey use tariffs apply but all trips less than 30 minutes in duration are free. For both subscriptions, a 150 euro guarantee will be collected if the bike is not returned within 24 hours of rental. Tariffs:
4 Operational key figures: Year Stations Bikes Users (3-day subscribtion) Cumulative journeys Subscribtions (1-year) Average trip length 4/ , ,497 21, minutes 4/ ,588 2,003,105 33, minutes 4/2012 n/a 550 n/a 3,500,000 44,600 n/a 11/2013 n/a ,266 6,037,199 36, minutes 9/ ,500 9,395 7,951,866 46, minutes 4/ ,500 4,260 10,568,398 54, minutes 6/ ,500 6,245 15,105,650 59, minutes Key milestones Scheme commenced operation in September 2009 with 40 stations and 450 bikes. One millionth rental in August Scheme expanded to 44 stations and 450 bikes between 2010 and Two millionth rental in May Three millionth rental in December Scheme expanded to 101 stations and 1,500 bikes in millionth rental in April Current operational statistics Current Valid Long Term Subscribers: 68,074 Short Term Subscribers (YTD): 17,798 Journeys (YTD): 4,355,437 Journeys (since launch): 17,767,766 Average Duration of Journey (YTD): 15 minutes Percentage of Journeys Free i.e. under 30 minutes (YTD): 96% Busiest Usage Day Ever: 16th September 2016 Number of Journeys on Busiest Day: 18,041 (All information accurate as at 31st December 2016) 4. User Profile Gender distribution Male 65% Female 35% Dec 2016 Age distribution % %
5 % % % % % Dec Communication / Marketing plan Dublin s bike culture has flourished in recent years as increasing numbers of people opt for the convenience of pedal power. Greater investment by Dublin City Council is leading to the provision of better cycling facilities and more and more people are returning to cycling as a cheap, efficient and healthy way to travel. Dublin is quickly becoming a cycling city again and Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes has been one of the biggest drivers in making this possible. The scheme has had a hugely positive impact on the city, improving citizens quality of life, bringing jobs closer to where people live, linking people with other modes of public transport and the city s cultural destinations, as well as forming an integral part of the city s transportation system. The attraction of Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes is also evident in the diversity of people that can be seen using the scheme across the city. Students, tourists, business people all use the scheme to get around the city. Maintaining equitable access to the scheme for all sectors of society has been a key principle since the scheme first commenced. 96% of journeys on Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes are free as members don t pay for journeys less than 30 minutes. Given that annual long term membership is just 25, this represents great value for money for users of the scheme. Providing a bike scheme with modest subscription fees has enabled the public to adopt ownership of the scheme and become guardians of the scheme s bikes and infrastructure. Longer term, Dublin City Council is committed to further expansion of the scheme with plans in place for a 14 Phase development programme to give an ultimate capacity of 5,000 bikes and 300 stations across the city. The further continuation of the advertising finance model will be key to ensuring that costs to subscribers are maintained at reasonable levels. 6. Contact details Name: Mary Hussey
6 About VeloCittà: The European VeloCittà project brought together five cities that seek to improve their existing bike sharing schemes. In London (UK), Krakow (PL), Burgos (SP), Padua (IT) and Szeged (HU) the performance of the bike sharing system was enhanced through two complementary approaches. On the one hand marketing campaigns tailored to certain target groups, like students or commuters. And on the other hand adoption of the most effective available operational solutions with regard to organisational and financial aspects as well as political involvement. The ultimate benefit of VeloCittà is that it provides inspiration and builds capacity and knowledge in local authorities and bike sharing stakeholders to boost the uptake of bike sharing. VeloCittà is a demonstration project co-funded by the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme of the European Commission. It had 11 project partners. It ran from March 2014 February For more information, questions, project outputs and reports, please visit or send an to Partners:
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