Innovation in bikes & MaaS

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1 Innovation in bikes & MaaS Stefanie de Hair TNO Raymond Gense Next Urban Mobility 15 June 2017

2 STATEMENT 1 In the city of the future the bike will be the means of transportation

3 Agenda Trends Safety on bikes MaaS

4 Problems of modern cities Population growth Increasing urbanization Increased mobility Pressure on the environment Pressure on accessibility Pressure on Safety

5 Solutions via mobility Digitization of mobility Modal shift Smart mobility Electrification Autonomous driving Use-based payment Freedom of choice of consumers

6 Citizens are choosing differently Other individual Other collective

7 Freedom of choice? How? E-scooter Stopping train Car (petrol/diesel/hybrid) Shared car Intercity Tram City Suburbs Regional International Aeroplane E-bike Bicycle Hybrid bus Destination Electric car Bus

8 Based on costs? Euro cents per passenger kilometre Bus Tram Moped Train Metro Coach Aeroplane Bicycle Car Subsidies External costs Infrastructure costs External revenue Government costs in billions of euros Government revenue in billions of euros Source: TUE, VU

9 Concerns about safety 600 Fatalities per modality in the Netherlands, 2000, 2007 and Car Bicycle Moped Motorcycle Pedestrian Other Source: CBS, Rijkswaterstaat

10 STATEMENT 2 Technological innovations will have a positive effect on cyclist safety

11 Agenda Trends Safety on bikes MaaS

12 Road to safe cycling From vehicle perspective Systems and sensors In-car Injury mitigation Cyclist Airbag

13 Cyclist airbag

14 Cyclist airbag 1

15 Road to safe cycling From vehicle perspective Cyclist-AEB Injury prevention 2012 Systems and sensors In-car Injury mitigation Cyclist Airbag

16 Autonomous emergency braking (AEB)

17 Autonomous emergency braking (AEB) 2

18 Road to safe cycling From vehicle perspective Automated driving 2030 Smooth interaction Systems and sensors in-car, on the bicycle, on the infra Cooperative AEB 2015 Cyclist-AEB Injury prevention 2012 Systems and sensors In-car Injury mitigation Cyclist Airbag

19 Bicycle 2x communication

20 Bicycle 2x communication 3

21 Road to safe cycling From vehicle perspective 2030 Smooth interaction Cooperative AEB 2015 Cyclist-AEB Connected bike & smart devices Injury prevention Information services 2012 E-bike Injury mitigation Cyclist Airbag Power supply

22 Information service Source: volvo Source: bike lane light Source: SafeToBike Quinso Interpolis Frolic SAP

23 Road to safe cycling From vehicle perspective 2030 Smooth interaction Cooperative AEB Intelligent bike Warning & interventions 2015 Cyclist-AEB Connected bike & smart devices Injury prevention Information services 2012 E-bike Injury mitigation Cyclist Airbag Power supply

24 Self stabilizing bicycle Source: TUDelft steer-by-wire

25 Sofiets - Adjustable saddle height Source: Roessingh RD sofiets

26 Intelligent bicycle

27 Road to safe cycling From vehicle perspective Automated driving 2030 Smooth interaction Cooperative AEB Intelligent bike Warning & interventions 2015 Cyclist-AEB Connected bike & smart devices Injury prevention Information services 2012 E-bike Injury mitigation Cyclist Airbag Power supply

28 Smooth interactions 4 Source: TNO

29 STATEMENT 3 Technology will solve all future cities problems

30 Agenda Trends Safety on bikes MaaS

31 Huge amount of innovative bike technologies available. but how to make them work for the city of tomorrow?

32 But technology can go too fast Example : speed pedelec The development of the Internet blurs the boundaries between online and offline

33 Need for an integrated system Vehicles Efficient drive system Electromobility CO 2 -neutral mobility Driver assistance Connected vehicles Connected Mobility concepts Innovative mobility concepts Short-distance mobility Seamless connections Micro mobility for the last mile Long-distance mobility Infrastructure Traffic management Up-to-date traffic information Freely available parking Car to X Bike to X

34 Connectivity will help to make it work The development of the Internet blurs the boundaries between online and offline

35 Mobility as a Service (MaaS) Taxi Inform Book Coach Rental car Motivate Pay Plan Use Bicycle Intelligize

36 A start-up with more than 40 years of experience that develops & implements smart mobility solutions for the city of tomorrow

37 Principles of Next 1. Change the heart of the city trough the minds of the people 2. Innovations work, If we work together 3. Sustainable systems that operate long term, independent of short term policies The development of the Internet blurs the boundaries between online and offline

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39 Concrete case: Rijn-Waalpath 2020?

40 Concrete case: Rijn-Waalpath COMMUTERS Driving behaviour and driving style score Peer2peer comparison and competition Tax incentives based on actual vehicle and route choice Geofenced speed limiting NEXT Urban Mobility Driving style score Malfunctions Aggregated insight into sustainability and travel behaviour AUTHORITIES Overview of use and mode of transport (duration, time, etc.) Data complies with legal requirements Quantitative listing of trips and location for tax incentives Geofenced speed limiting in city GPS, Route, Location, Time, Other

41 Stefanie de Hair Raymond Gense So, what s next?

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