Road Safety Day. Conference in Paris 13/10/08. Mobility sector in Rome and Road safety: commitments, research and plans.

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Road Safety Day Conference in Paris 13/10/08 Mobility sector in Rome and Road safety: commitments, research and plans. Fabio Nussio*, Alessandro Fuschiotto**. (*) Head of international Co-operation (**) Head of Planning and Safety Division

The context: Rome Municipal Area 1.285 skm Population 2.800.000 Road Network km 5.000 Vehicles 2.650.000 cars 1.950.000 2 wheels 550.000 goods delivery 150.000 Daily Trips 6.100.000 Peak-hour Trips 650.000 The historic and cultural heritage Narrow and not modifiable roads The status of Italian Capital City The inner presence of the Vatican City The Attitude (85 vehicles/100 citizens) The Tourists (>23 millions per year) Tourist coaches: 200.000 per year 2

Rome: The impacts and the mobility Agency role Modal Shift in Rome Management of the Mobility Private vehicles Public Transport Pedestrians+bike 54% 24% 22% Traffic inducing : Energy disruption Congestion Pollution Safety risks Impacting on: Health City attractiveness Economic growth Quality of life New Mobility Agency - Planning, Regulating and Controlling Mobility (Public and Private); - ITS tools, infomobility & Mobility Centre; - Permits and user contacts; - Assets Property (Networks, Depots, Rolling Stocks) 3

Some Road Safety data in Rome Accidents in Rome : about 20.000/y (deaths/injuried) Deaths: 215, injuried 25.000 (2006) PTW: 20% of total accidents, PT: 1%, Private car: 72% Decrease in number of accidents, increase of danger: 2003/06 +30%deaths Black Spots: Ranking of the more dangerous 20 roman streets: n accidents/year. 4

The Rome Plan for Road Safety The City Council of Rome approved in June 2008 the Plan for Road Safety for the years 2008-10. Willing of the Administration is the: Improvement of the road safety in Rome and reduction of dead and injured in road accidents; Definition of dedicated new tools and structures; Beginning of an inter-institutional dialogue on such topic with Lazio Region, Province of Rome, the Government and the other large cities in Europe. The plan will be developed by specific workgroups in the Municipality, supported by a dedicated new structure, inside the Mobility Agency (ATAC). International co-operation is positively seen and ATAC is already participating to the e-sum project for 2-wheels road safety. Rome Municipality is dedicating to this Road Safety Plan more than 4,5 M, including the contribution coming from the Region and the National Government. More than 1,2 M are dedicated for the set-up of the Monitoring Centre. 5

Topics of the Rome Plan for Road Safety 2008-10 Detailed analysis of road safety in the city of Rome and its critical areas ( Black points ); Publication of the Municipal Plan for Road Safety (MPRS); Publication of the MPRS yearly program and analysis on its effects, including the evalution of cost/efficiency for each intervention, according to the national guidelines (National Plan for Road Safety); Design, implementation and operation of the Monitoring Centre for Road Safety together with Mobility Department and Urban Police. Development of a pilot action for the requalification of the road signalling; Development of a pilot project to reorganise traffic rules in order to favour mobility choices in coherence with road safety values; Safety Cities project, whose aim is to push national and regional Governments and the local administrations itself to set laws, rules and programs more adherent to road safety principles. Rome will promote awareness initiatives and proposals, looking for national and international agreements and common solutions. 6

A practical example: PTWs in Rome Data on PTWs in Rome Motorcycles: 360.000 (pre-euro 55.000) Mopeds: 155.000 (pre-euro 70.000) Users inside the City Centre: 250.000 Use Every day: 44% Use with bad weather (rain): 74% of the standard users Study: 14%, work: 53%, freetime: 18%, other: 15% Powered Two Wheels PLUS: Possibility to access any city zone: no LTZ or RP No parking Problem Possibility to guarantee time respect in city movements Comfort driving, agile, city models designed. Good weather conditions in southern European cities. Economic and image (young and sportive). Powered Two Wheels MINUS: Road safety (driving risk. More vulnerable and fragile) Environment (pollution and noise) Parking places and improper use of public space In Barcelona the number of motorbikes involved in road accidents has increased 21% in 2005. In 2006, the number has increased 19%. In Rome, accident rate of PTW is 30 greater than Public Transport. 7

Rome, LTZ passage of cars and PTWs Electronic Access System: operative in Rome since 2001 from 6.30-18.00 Enlarged to other district (Trastevere San Lorenzo - Monti Testaccio Night schemes) in 2006/8 Traffic flow reduction: about 18%. 2 wheels: higher than 4-wheels in the restriction periods 8

Road Safety and PTWs 9

What to do for PTWs: Improve road safety Motorbikes and Road Safety Working Group within the Municipalities. Better comprehension of motorbike accidents (reconstruction of accidents, causes, behaviour, etc). Development Roleof of different European actions to reduce Co-operation: Risk Spots with interventions on roads (removing holes and glittering stones ). Education The e-sum project and training courses to drivers (DVD or theory and practise course). Road Safety education to children Good practices guide. IMPACTS network: motorbike working group (Paris, London, Barcelona, Madrid). Awareness campaigns and Urban Police road safety campaigns. Different motorbike publications (magazines, leaflets, etc). 10

The e-sum Project esum (european Safer Urban Motorcycling): a constant reduction in P2W accidents can be achieved addressing P2W safety with an integrated european approach. Results of e-sum project Cooperation Cities (Barcelona, Paris, London, Rome) - Industry (BMW, esum Diagnosis Piaggio, ACEM) of Urban to Motorcycling improve PTW Safety, knowledge Best Practice Guidance for Improving Urban P2W Safety, Cities are proposing to work together with P2W manufacturers, to: Demonstrations for Improving Urban P2W improve Safety, the diagnosis of the urban P2W problems; identify best Potential practices; Impacts for Improving Urban P2W apply them Safety, through revisions of urban Motorcycling Action Plans; demonstrate Downloadable advances promoting the state-of-the-art; safer P2Ws models on European City Streets esum best practice are to be transferred to cities across Europe 11

Thank you! Fabio Nussio, ATAC SpA Head of International Relations fabio.nussio@atac.roma.it Alessandro Fuschiotto, Head of Planning & Safety Division alessandrofuschiotto@atac.roma.it www.atac.roma.it 12