Combining the most efficient transport modes to create seamless
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Combining the most efficient transport modes to create seamless
BIKE - TRAIN - BIKE June 15th 2016 FASTER. EASIER. COOLER. https://vimeo.com/97510239 Combining the most efficient transport modes to create seamless travels The BiTiBi concept: . Provide convenient travel experience for users . Save energy . Generate more clients and revenue for rail operators June 15th 2016 4 projects inspired by a Dutch best practice 4 Pilot Projects from 2014 to 2017: . Barcelona Area (Sant Boi & Sant Cugat) . Milan Area (Como & Bollate) . UK (Liverpool) . Belgium (Ghent & Liège) The Dutch BiTiBi success: . almost 50% of train passengers use a bike to reach the station . 500,000 bicycles can be parked at train stations . 7 000 OV-fiets - public bikes - are available at 278 railway stations over the country. June 15th 2016 10 European Partners June 15th 2016 What are the building blocks to create successful intermodality options? 1 - Safe sheltered bicycle parking 2 - Shared bicycle available 3 - Integrated organization 4 - Integrated payment system 5 - Positive communication 6 - Build infrastructure for cyclists to reach the station June 15th 2016 1 - Safe sheltered bicycle parking: Location is the absolute priority Como Borghi station (Italy) A bike parking opening on platforms June 15th 2016 2 - Shared bicycle available: A regular city-bike recognizable at railway stations and in the streets Bike&Go, Blue-bike, OV-fiets: Comfortable city-bikes + Branded bikes June 15th 2016 3 - Integrated organization: The best guarantee for a successful door-to-door approach Bike&Go (Liverpool - Merseyrail) Visibility, signage of the bike service June 15th 2016 3 - Integrated organization: A solution to unify a territory (a country or a region) Blue-Bike (Belgium) The same bike everywhere (50 locations) June 15th 2016 4 - Integrated payment system: Integrated payment of all rail and bicycle services adds convenience for users OV-fiets (NS - The Netherlands) Limiting the Number of Transportation Cards Combining Marketing Campaigns June 15th 2016 5 - Positive communication: Easy, fast, affordable, convenient, cool… and saving time Sant Cugat & Sant Boi (Catalonia) Promotion of the service : - Direct contact with companies located around the stations - Welcome Package for companies - “Try a Bike”, “Bike to the station” sessions Milan (Italy) - Training to repair a bike Belgium - Creation of a community of users thanks to the social media June 15th 2016 The results: More people on bike June 15th 2016 The results: Saving in fuel, in energy, in CO2 June 15th 2016 The results in the Netherlands: More passengers in trains - More people cycling to / from stations 1999: investment plan to enlarge and renew all cycling facilities at railway stations: • 20% more train passengers in 2002 • 40% more bicycle trips to/from stations in 2010 June 15th 2016 The results in the Netherlands: More passengers in trains - More people cycling to / from stations Dutch public bike OV-fiets (survey in 2011): • without the availability of OV-fiets instead of 8% of the users would have used car train • 46% use OV-fiets instead of bus/tram for the last mile • 54% use the train more often because of the availability of OV-fiets June 15th 2016 BIKE - TRAIN - BIKE June 15th 2016 Combining the most efficient transport modes to create seamless travels The BiTiBi concept: The building blocks: 1 - Safe sheltered bicycle . Provide convenient travel for users . Save energy in transport parking . Provide more clients and revenue for rail operators 2 - Shared bicycle available 3 - Integrated organization 4 - Integrated payment system 5 - Positive communication 6 - Build infrastructure for cyclists to reach the station June 15th 2016 Ghent June 15th 2016 Liège June 15th 2016 France Austria Switzerland Flanders Belgium Denmark The Netherlands Number of bike parking spaces for 1,000 inhabitants BB1 - Bike parking: base is there EUROPE : Bike parking at train stations June 15th 2016 BB2beginning… - A shared A new bike named Blue-bike June 15th 2016 A challenging start in 2011 with lots of creativity • The idea at NMBS – national railways • Create a small subsidiary • • • Funding? • • • • • • Marketing? • • June 15th 2016 The Blue-bike concept: Easy to get started June 15th 2016 The Blue-bike concept • • 44 locations, mainly Flanders Increasing number of locations (+ 6 in May & June) • • Often reduced tariff • • Between 10 and 100 Blue-bikes June 15th 2016 Creativity in marketing and communication ● Be creative ● Let other’s do the work: ○ Make cities your alies via third payer system ○ Provide nice press reviews ○ Fietberaad workshop ● Efficient Facebook campaign June 15th 2016 Cities are active A new beginning… partners June 15th 2016 Local press likes it and provides free publicity June 15th 2016 Results: very satisfied customers Hardly unhappy clients More than one in two is ready to promote it to friends June 15th 2016 Results: ever increasing number of clients and rentals Rentals/year Rentals/year Subscriptions June 15th 2016 And more will come • Mobib: One integrated smart payment card (BB 3)to optimise marketing efforts Member gets member marketing Targeted business products Further third party payers in Wallonia • Clear impact calculation • Will the sky be the limit? • Come and see it at our final conference in February 2017 • • • June 15th 2016 Follow us : facebook.com/biketrainbike twitter @biketrainbike Download our reports : www.bitibi.eu/downloads Join : the final conference in February 2017 Contact us : [email protected] [email protected] June 15th 2016 BIKE - TRAIN - BIKE June 15th 2016 Infrastructure matters: Cycling infrastructure around railway stations BB6 - Quality level infrastructure bicycle routes BB 3: Uni orga ty of Bi Ti nisa tion Bi BB 2: Public bike parking BB 1: Bike facilities rated ses g e t : In ces BB 4 ent, pro paym ariffs t and BB 5: ication, n u m m Co g and marketin n promotio BB 6: Q s: Other influence ort er modes of Transp -Attractiveness of oth es, s (e.g. access to bik - Local circumstance y, etc. lic po , ather influences cultural aspects, we Intern @ ‘inno-V’ and ‘Blue-mobility’ NHTV Breda (NL) - Dep. Build environment University of applied sciences. Joeri de Visser June 15, 2016 uality l evel cy cle rou te 34 s June 15th 2016 What is the importance of high quality infrastructure for cyclists regarding the BiTiBi modality? ● Background; Why the ‘Bike + Train (+ Bike)’ modality ● Why not abroad? ● What and How to assess Bicycle infrastructure ● Explanation by the ReCYCLE-City methodology ● Outcome of applied methodology BiTiBi Pilot locations ● How to read the outcome results ● Recommendations ● Why you should look at infrastructure ● What you should you look at June 15th 2016 Why the BiTiBi modality works! Flexibility Speed Average Average Train No Yes (Super fast) Bike Yes (Super flexible) No Average Average Car BiTiBi Acces mode BiTiBi in NL’s +/-12 Station + Train min. +/-38 25% Local PT + Train Egress mode min. +/-17 50% +/-24 min. “ 33% Walking distance +/-67 min. 25% “ 33% min. Total Journey +/-34 min. +/- 96 min. 33% 36 Bicycle distance Electric bicycle Distance to station < 1 km < 5 km < 7,5km % of tot. population living in radius around station 19% 69,1% 81,2% June 15th 2016 Why the BiTiBi modality works! not yet! Flexibility Speed Average Average Train No Yes (Super fast) Bike Yes (Super flexible) No Average Average Car BiTiBi Acces mode BiTiBi in NL’s +/-12 Station + Train min. +/-38 25% Local PT + Train Egress mode min. +/-17 50% +/-24 min. “ 33% Walking distance +/-107 min. 25% “ 33% min. Total Journey +/-34 min. +/- 96 min. 33% 37 Bicycle distance Electric bicycle Distance to station < 1 km < 5 km < 7,5km % of tot. population living in radius around station 19% 69,1% 81,2% June 15th 2016 What and How to assess bicycle infrastructure? ReCYCLE City tool - Noor Scheltema June 15th 2016 What and How to assess bicycle infrastructure? Ghent St. Pieters 6 routes are assessed. June 15th 2016 What and How to assess bicycle infrastructure? Confidential information Available on request, Contact: [email protected] Or have a look at: http://recyclecity.noorderwerk.nl/downloads/ 40 June 15th 2016 Confidential information Available on request, Contact: [email protected] Or have a look at: http://recyclecity.noorderwerk.nl/downloads/ June 15th 2016 Confidential information Available on request, Contact: [email protected] Or have a look at: http://recyclecity.noorderwerk.nl/downloads/ June 15th 2016 What and How to assess bicycle infrastructure? 43 June 15th 2016 What and How to assess bicycle infrastructure? 44 June 15th 2016 What and How to assess bicycle infrastructure? 45 June 15th 2016 What and How to assess bicycle infrastructure? 46 June 15th 2016 Outcome of applied methodology Ghent St. Pieters (BE) Bollate (IT) Sant Cugat (ES) June 15th 2016 Outcome of applied methodology June 15th 2016 Outcome of applied methodology June 15th 2016 To sum up: Why you should look at and improve infrastructure? ● ● people would use bike-sharing more often if the infrastructure would be of a higher quality. It will generate both more local cyclists and more BiTiBi users. It is therefore easier to justify investments in cycling Recent studies show infrastructure; Both More Train passengers and More Cyclists in general. What you should look at and improve first? ● Safety > Directness > - > Attractiveness > Comfort ● Station surroundings > - > Neighbourhoods June 15th 2016