YOUSEF KIMIAGAR Vice President Rail Systems Canada Gannett Fleming Toronto, Ontario

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How Major Cities around the World are Sustaining the Transit Services to the Growing Passengers YOUSEF KIMIAGAR Vice President Rail Systems Canada Gannett Fleming Toronto, Ontario

CONTENT Population growth Transit in major cities Ridership demand growth Network capacity limitations Solutions Best practices 2

TOKYO 3

HONG KONG 4

BEIJING 5

PARIS 6

MOSCOW 7

NEW YORK 8

LONDON

TORONTO 10

GLOBAL RIDERSHIP 160 million passengers/day 50 billion/year 7.9% increase 2012-2015 11

UN PROJECTIONS - 2030 World population over 8 billion Rural population to decline Urban population 4.9 billion (~60%) Average growth 1.7% / year http://www.un.org/esa/population/publications/wup2005/2005wup.htm 12

URBAN POPULATION GROWTH Europe 0.16% North America 1.05% Asia 2.12% Is the ridership growth proportional? 13

RIDERSHIP GROWTH Ridership Growth 2014-2012 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% -5% http://www.uitp.org/sites/default/files/cck-focus-papers-files/uitp-statistic%20brief-metro-a4-web_0.pdf 14

TOP RIDERSHIP CITIES 15

Density million/km AVERAGE NETWORK DENSITY 10.00 9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00-16

Ridership - millions AVERAGE RIDERSHIP/STATION 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2-17

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA Safe Reliable Sustainable Clean Accessible Comfortable 18

SOLUTIONS Long term ($$$$$$) New infrastructure New lines Short term ($$) Using the existing infrastructure efficiently Maximizing the capacity 19

HEADLINES

HONG KONG MTR NETWORK 21

MTR SEVEN LINE MODERNIZATION 1. Tsuen Wan red line 2. Island blue line 3. Kwun Tong green line 4. Tseung Kwan O purple line 5. Disneyland Resort pink line 6. Tung Chung orange line 7. Airport Express green line 22

MTR s PLAN 2015: Single contract $350m Largest resignalling award at the time CBTC technology solution Interoperable 23

TOKYO 24

TOKYO Over 3b ridership On time, clean 32 trains/hour 2 new lines Tokyo Station to the Rinkai Central Tokyo to Shinagawa https://japantoday.com/category/national/tokyo-to-get-two-new-subway-lines-amid-redevelopment-boom http://www.metro-magazine.com/rail/article/721843/how-the-tokyo-metro-handles-rush-hour-to-operate-on-time 25

PARIS 26

PARIS MODERNIZATION Since 1900 - over 5million/day UTO: Line 1, 14 Headway 105 => 85 sec (over 40 trains) Capacity up by 10% Power saving 15% https://www.siemens.com/press/de/pressebilder/?press=/de/pressebilder/2011/mobility-logistics/icmol201111001-04.htm 27

PARIS AUTOMATION Line 14 (Meteor) UTO / 30% 1998 RATP Metro Line 1 UTO / 30% 2011 RATP Metro Line 3 2012 RATP Metro Line 13 2013 RATP Metro Line 5 2013 RATP Metro Line 9 2018 RATP Metro Line 10 2020 RATP Metro Line 12 2020 RATP Metro Line 4 2022 http://media.firabcn.es/content/s088011/presentacions/1_salab/estivals_nicolas.pdf 28

NEW YORK 29

NEW YORK SUBWAY Built over 100 yeas ago end of Life (W4th St) Interoperable CBTC (I2S) Canarsie - done Flushing - construction QBL - construction 8 th Ave procurement Culver line - procurement Backlog > 50 years https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/01/nyregion/new-york-subway-signals.html?_r=0 30

MTA s FUTURE 2016: Governor Cuomo - $27 billion Largest investment in the history Leading MTA into 21 st century 31

ROLLING STOK & SIGNALLING 1025 New Subway Cars Wider doors Open gangway Open space / Flip seats CBTC Implementation Headway 90 sec Dwell time 30 sec https://www.engadget.com/2016/07/19/nyc-subway-cars-have-wifi-and-usb-ports-built-in/ 32

MODERNIZATION UNDERWAY 31 Station Modernization Safety Reliability Efficiency Consistency Wayfinding Wi-Fi & USB ports 33

LONDON 34

LONDON MODERNIZATION http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-33756746 35

LONDON 2050 Demand increasing by 60% TfL s solution: Heavily automated tube and sub-surface system New trains: up-to-11% capacity gain with continuous internal space Unattended Train Operation (UTO) https://www.londonreconnections.com/2015/london-2050-part-5-peak-tube/ 36

VICTORIA LINE Peak Tubes May 22, 2017 36 Trains/hour Headway 100 sec Dwell 40 sec http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2017/04/the-victoria-line-will-soon-only-be-limited-by-the-laws-of-physics/ 37

THE NEW TUBE FOR LONDON Faster, more frequent, more reliable Piccadilly line Bakerloo Central Waterloo City lines Wider doors Platform edge doors Open gangway 38

4 LINE MODERNIZATION 40% of the LU Network Oldest built in 1863 (314 km track) Largest resignalling contract to date CBTC solution: 32 train/hr By 2022: capacity up 33% District Circle Metropolitan Hammersmith & City 39

BEST PRACTICES 40

AUTOMATION Year 2014 Asia: 57 lines Europe: 26 lines North America: 10 Lines South America: 4 lines By 2025: over 2000 km http://www.uitp.org/sites/default/files/cck-focus-papers-files/uitp-statistic%20brief-metro-a4-web_0.pdf 41

CBTC BENEFITS Increased safety/reliability Increased capacity (40 train/hr) Operation flexibility More accurate train arrival time Reduced energy consumption Less crew (one or none) Reduced maintenance cost 42

OPEN GANGWAY Increased capacity >> 10% Redistribute passengers Enhanced security 43

WALK BETWEEN THE CARS Courtesy of The Transport Politic - Yonah Freemark 44

ENTRY/EGRESS CAPACITY 45

ENTRY/EGRESS DESIGN https://www.mtlblog.com/news/inside-the-stms-all-new-azur-metro-cars-20-photos

BEST PRACTICES Performing feasibility studies Developing ConOps/ConMaint Implementing systems engineering Learning from lessons Eliminating/minimizing constraints Automating (CBTC) Designing configurable train consist Increasing train capacity - gangway/design Minimizing dwell time Increasing entry/egress circulation 47

THANK YOU YOUSEF KIMIAGAR Vice President Rail Systems Canada Gannett Fleming ykimiagar@gfnet.com +1 (416) 565-2562 48