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Cycling and urban qualities 07.11.2013

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Strong economy and Sustainable, Healthy and Why does Zwolle want to be a cycling friendly city? Hospitable city Economische toplokaties: De sterkste gemeenten Zwolle delivers strong economic performance and sees that rewarded 3 Titel Präsentation

Transition point for the North of The Netherlands Strong economy (Scania, schools, hospital). High number of workers: 80.000 compared to population Large catchment-area of 800.000 people. At present 122.000 inhabitants and in 2020 130.000 inhabitants. 4 Titel Präsentation

Centre of rail roads 5 Titel Präsentation

How did we do that? Start with a long term mobilityvision and make achievable, integrated plans. 6 Titel Präsentation

Goal of the mobility vision Maintain the strengths: accessibility and sustainability Better use of infrastructure and if necessary build new Transfer mobility in Zwolle to a more sustainable direction. Cooperation with shareand stakeholders: Provincie Overijssel, Rijkswaterstaat, Municipalities in the region Interest groups (Cycling union,a.o.) Retailers, Association of Businessman Inhabitants Project developers 7 Titel Präsentation

Urban planning: From the beginning attention for cyclingroutes in the new district to the schools and shops To the rest of the town, to the centre, the station, sportcentre etc. Seperated from cartraffic (safety) Priority at the crossings h 8 Titel Präsentation

Modal-Split in Zwolle Distance till 7,5 Kilometer Bus 1% Car 32% Distance citycenter suburbs max. 5 kilometers Connect utility and recreational bicycle lanes Bike 46% Pedestrian 19% Other 2% 9 Titel Präsentation

Plan of regional bikelanes All directions Bicycle lane high quality red asphalt Bicyclestreet Bicyclepath Bicyclelane Bicyclestreet Only in residential street (30km/u) 10 Titel Präsentation

What did we do in Zwolle? a. Since the 70-ties a systematic inclusion of bicycle routes in urban development b. Cycling to the inner-city is faster than using a car c. Direct, attractive, comfortable and safe cycle routes d. Bicycle parkings direct near the allocation (guarded and free) e. The willingness to do it! Ambitious politicians, civil servants and enthusiastic public participation from Fietsersbond and inhabitants! f. Constantly evaluating and working on new initiatives to stimulate the use of the bicycle 11 Titel Präsentation

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Use the knowledge that is available: Handbook Mobile 2020 (or Sign for the bike, CROW) Demands for the cycling network A coherent network Direct routes Attractive routes Safe routes (road safety and social safety) Comfortable routes (obstruction and road surface) For financing: Integration into spatial plans Combine with maintance National or European grants 14 Titel Präsentation

a. Since the 70-ties a systematic inclusion of bicycle routes in urban development (coherent network) Cycling-plan 1978: Cycling is economically, socially and environmentally necessary realising an explicit cycling-network (mostly separated from the main car-network) realising quality-standards for cycling routes Policypapers last 10 years: Rapper op de trapper (faster by bike) 1995 GVVP (local traffic-plan Zwolle) 2001 Comfortabel op het zadel (quality road surface) 2001 Fietsstratenplan (bicycle-streets) 2005 15 Titel Präsentation

b. Cycling to the inner-city and the station is faster than using a car, especially when it s raining v. Karnebeek bicycletunnel waitingtime predictor rain sensor by traffic lights 16 Titel Präsentation

c. Direct, attractive, comfortable and safe cycle routes 17 Titel Präsentation

d. Bicycle parkings direct near the allocation (guarded and free) Temporarily bicycle parkings 18 Titel Präsentation

e. The willingness to do it! Ambitious politicians, civil servants and enthusiastic public participation from Fietsersbond and inhabitants! Cocreatielab Cyclinghighway Hanzeboog Ideas from enthusiastic users 19 Titel Präsentation

e. The willingness to do it! Active businessman New Bicyclemap from Zwolle for new inhabitants, Initiative of a member of the municipal council Bikecourier Biketaxi 20 Titel Präsentation

f. Constantly evaluating and working on new sustainable initiatives to stimulate the use of the bicycle Examples of the last Years: - counting bicycletraffic on several crossing each year - participate in cycling research and benchmarks (bypad, cycling balance, etc) - social save bicycletunnels - bicyclestreetplan - bicycle roundabout - rain meter (traffic lights) - pilot to stimulate cycling by healthcare providers at the residential area Holtenbroek Get on the bike to be fit - benchmark Dutch Cycling Union Cyclingtown 2014 Zwolle is one of the four nominated Dutch cities 21 Titel Präsentation

f. A new sustainable initiative: The bicycle roundabout, bicycles can cycle in every direction, cars can t go left and the have to give priority to the bicycles! 22 Titel Präsentation

f. Pilot to stimulate cycling by healthcare providers at the residential area Holtenbroek Get on the bike to be fit 23 Titel Präsentation

Conclusions Good results take a long time: start now! The cyclist is the starting-point for cityplanning Separate main car-routes from main bicycle-routes (through residential areas, with traffic-calming) Good cycling-policy covers also good parking facilities, services and communication To improve cycling you have to evaluate constantly and take new initiatives Celebrate your successes and share them with the users 24 Titel Präsentation