The seamless journey The seamless journey: Public transport links with walking and cycling

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The seamless journey The seamless journey: Public transport links with walking and cycling The PEP Workshop Kyiv, Ukraine June 8-9, 2011 Susanne Stölting

UITP - A global membership

UITP is... The network of all mobility actors The catalyst for new business opportunities The global centre of knowledge and know-how The advocate for public transport and sustainable mobility The promoter of innovations and forward-looking solutions

Some facts about Public Transport Costs less to the community Needs less urban space Creates Jobs Saves time Transmilenio, Bogota... Is the safest mode... Offers mobility for all... etc.

Some facts about Public Transport Costs less to the community The cost of transport for the community in cities with a high share of public transport is up to half the cost in cities where the private car is dominant. This difference represents a saving of 2.000 EUR per inhabitant per year.

Some facts about Public Transport Creates Jobs For the same amount of money invested, PT creates 19% more jobs than road infrastructures

Some words about Public Transport Saves time Time is money: Time spent for trips is much shorter in dense areas where the majority of trips are made by PT

Public Transport: Back to the roots? What is your vision of your city in the future? Sustainable mobility is based on political commitment for PT, controlling car traffic and parking, Public transport & urban planning (land use planning) Before the car age Kiev, 21st century The compromise?

Public Transport: Back to the roots? Virtuos circle PT Integration of Public Transport from the very conception of urban planning projects Involvement and coordination of all relevant actors Private property developers to be required to support the development of public transport Ensuring that City Centres remain lively (commercial and leisure activities) building a living place Limitation of car accessibility and adaptation of parking rules and management High quality transport provision right from the start Focus on accessibility and connectivity not only on mobility

The Seamless Journey: Changes in mobility patterns: - Lifestyle, Urban sprawl, Economy Challenge: To provide mobility that enables public transport users to reach their destination - speedy, reliable, regulary, flexible, comfortable using different modes of public transport. The aim: To reach a mobility that provides a real alternative to the private car

The Seamless Journey What s your modal choice? UITP combined mobility platform Use : Collective Individual Access: Public Private Train, tram, bus, metro Chartered services Car pool DRT (demand responsive) Shared-taxi Taxi Rent-a-bike (a-car) Car-sharing Bike-sharing Bike Car Pedestrian Platform scope

The Seamless Journey Interconnecting networks and modes Short-term reduce number of unnecessary transfers between modes and lines integrating timetables- coordinating arrival and departure times taking into account other public and private services: car-sharing, bicycles, and pedestrians combined mobility providing on demand services can be cheaper than infrequent public transport filling missing links e.g. orbital lines

The Seamless Journey Interconnecting networks and modes Long-term Attaining interoperability on the level of the vehicles used Standardizing infrastructure Investigating potential for tracksharing between urban, local and regional operators.

The Seamless Journey Cycling and walking as part of the package For shorter trips Tackling the last mile home complementing services Connection to trip generators Accessibility at tourist sites, stations*, social facilities (administration, sports)

The Seamless Journey Cycling and walking as part of the package European Cycle Federation

The seamless journey: Examples Rapid acceptance of Transport for London s Bike- Sharing Scheme: 2.5 Mio Journeys with 5.000 bicycles at 315 docking stations within the first 6 months of operation. Access to city centre reserved to pedestrians, cyclists and public transport (e.g. Ghent) Transdev - Veolia: offering a broad range of bicycle schemes incl. 24 hrs bike sharing scheme. Result: 2010 6.000 bicycles, 1.300 bicycle parking facilities, 1.000.000 bicycle trips and 1.8 mio Euro turnover.

The Seamless Journey: - How to succeed (1) General Get to know your customers Strong political leadership to adopting an integrated public transport package including cycling and walking Bring all mobility stakeholders on one table: Building strong alliances and solid and fair partnerships among them. Interconnect PT networks and modes Enhance interchange points (comfortable, safe, secure) Make tickets userfriendly one for all offered modes Providing the full picture of travel information Turn travel time into an asset Discourage the use of the car in city centers Monitoring of PT network performance

The Seamless Journey: - How to succeed (2) Cycling and walking As part of a global and integrated transport strategy for your city Provide a dense network of good & comfortable public bicycle sharing stations for easy accessibility at least 150 bicycles' fleet size Create infrastructure for a safe and comfortable route to/ from the station and cycle parking facilities at the stations Efficient service and communication. Pedestrian oriented city: street-facing buildings, good-street and side-walk opportunity, encourage car-free historic city centres Coordinated pricing, ticketing, as well as marketing

When developing your vision for your city s mobility:

When developing your vision for your city s mobility: Offer your citizens the possibility to live and work in your city without owning a car!

Thank you for your attention. Questions? Susanne Stölting susanne.stolting@uitp.org