Impact assessments of cycle schemes

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Impact assessments of cycle schemes Anne Kjerkreit, Norwegian Public Roads Administration anne.kjerkreit@vegvesen.no

Agenda Introduction Impact assessments in Norway CBA of cycle schemes Challenges and coming work

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration Key figures Photo: Knut Opeide

We are where the people are Organised by region The Directorate of Public Roads Five Regions 72 Driver and Vehicle Licensing Offices 7,100 employees

How we travel in Norway Modal split of all travels 55 21 5 9 10 1 On foot Bicycle Car driver Car passenger Public Transport Other Source: Norwegian Travel Survey 2013/14 -TØI report 1383/2014

Rapid population growth Challenges in urban areas «The growth in passenger transport in the main urban areas must be absorbed by public transport, cycling and walking.» Photo: Eivind Kvambe

Impact assessment of road transport projects Revision of handbook for impact assessments Main goal: Improve the assessment methodology for cycling and public transport Due to be finished in 2017 http://www.vegvesen.no/fag/publikasjoner/handboker

Procedure on Impact Assessment Monetised impacts (calculated) Non-monetised impacts (assessment) Summary of the socioeconomic analysis Socio- Economic analysis NPV+NMI >0 Spatial and social development, when required Distribution Attainment of objectives Recommendation

Monetised impacts (1) Road- and transport users Vehicle costs (distance-related) Time costs Direct costs (e.g tickets) Inconvenience costs in ferry connections Benefits for «new» traffic Health effects for pedestrians and cyclists Unsafe conditions for pedestrians and cyclists All types of projects «Special» projects Operators (public transport, ferry, toll road companies, P companies) Costs Income Transfers

Monetised impacts (2) Government budget Investment costs Management and maintenance Transfers (subsidies) between government and operators Taxes Third parties Accidents Noise and air pollution Residual value (infrastructure) Tax costs (loss of efficiency by tax funding)

Unit values for pedestrians/cyclists Time: 170 kr/h cycling and 152 kr/h walking (TØI 2010/1053b) Insecurity (TØI 2010/1053 g) Insecurity walking Insecurity cycling Crossings 1,2 kr/ crossing 2,8 kr/crossing Road side walking/cycling 33,9 kr/km 15,2 kr/km Health: Costs Cycling (Kr/km) Walking (kr/km) Reduced costs of 1,8 3,4 short spells of illness Reduced costs of 24,6 49 serious illness

Benefactors Impacts Category Transport users Operators Benefit for transport users (travel time, travel cost, health for w/c, insecurity) Operator benefit Monetized The government Third parties Budget effects Traffic accidents Noise and air pollution Residual value Cost of government funds Landscape Community life and outdoor life Natural environment Cultural heritage Natural resources Non-monetized Impacts for cyclists and pedestrians included here if not included as monetized impacts

Project types and data flow - Transport models - Separate modules - EFFEKT

Project types: 1 Without data from transport model (all in EFFEKT) 2 With data from transport model 3 With data from transport model, transport user benefit module and public transport module 4 Pedestrian / Bicycle project

Software for calculation CBA. Transport model Transport user benefit module Public Transportation module EFFEKT

CBA for cycle schemes: Two methods 1. Cycle module in EFFEKT; fixed demand 2. Flexible demand: transport models, transport user benefit module, EFFEKT

Walking and cycling-module in EFFEKT - fixed demand! Trafikkstrømmer Alternativ 0 Speed: Walking: 5 km/h Cycling: 15 km/h Ny GS-veg

Impacts included at link levels Link type Time Accidents Health Insecurity Maintenance At the link Delay w/c + cars Road side X x x X cycling/walking Pavement X X X Walking /cycling path X X X Crossings x x x x X

Walking and cycling; flexible demand Transport model: Calculation of mode choice; also changes from walking and cycling to public transport and car Calculates changes in destinations Transport user benefit module and EFFEKT Calculates benefits related to time costs and changes in health costs

Challenges Little knowledge on the ammount of walking and cycling and changes in this caused by changes in the road network The transport models: Too large zones for estimation of changes in walking and cycling?...internal trips Don t consider topography and climate Network: cycling and walking follow the main road; no shortcuts Don t consider the quality of the cycle/walking network when estimating demand.

Challenges CBA: The most important impacts are monetized, but the quality of infrastructure should maybe be better included? Discussions about the size of the health impacts

Work ahead/ongoing work Before - /after studies of cycle scheme traffic changes in activity levels Reestimation of transport demand model. Goal: to be better also on cycling and walking. Include induced cycle traffic in the cycle module in EFFEKT Elasticities and rules of thumb (coming literature survey)

Assessing non-montetised impacts Value of Asset + Magnitude of Impact Significance of the Impact

Assessing non-monetised impacts