Report Urban Mobility Sibenik - Documents List
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Report Urban Mobility Sibenik - Documents List
3rd Study – Urban Mobility Needs – Šibenik Tomislav Uroda, iCat The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Urban mobility needs study Contents CONTENTS Study background.............................................................................................................................. 3 Measures Summary ........................................................................................................................... 4 Modal shares measures – City bikes acceptance ......................................................................... 4 Modal shares measures – Boat lines acceptance / Infrastructure / Ticketing / Environment ....... 5 Transport Network Development measure – Reliability / Social Impact .................................... 11 Transport Network Development measure – Economic Impact................................................. 12 Recommendations .......................................................................................................................... 13 City bikes ..................................................................................................................................... 13 Boat lines ..................................................................................................................................... 14 List of references ............................................................................................................................. 15 Appendix 1 – Indicators references .................................................................................................. 16 Public available information ......................................................................................................... 16 Population indicator references ................................................................................................ 16 Tourists indicator references .................................................................................................... 17 Information gathered directly from transport stakeholders.......................................................... 17 List of variables and results from personal interviews .................................................................. 17 A – General............................................................................................................................... 18 B - Bikes.................................................................................................................................... 19 C – Boats .................................................................................................................................. 20 Šibenik – Zaton – Bilice – Raslina – Krka waterfalls .................................................................... 20 Šibenik – Jadrija – Zablaće – Solaris – Brodarica ........................................................................ 22 Šibenik – Jadrija – Srima – Vodice ............................................................................................. 24 Šibenik – Jadrija – Zlarin – Prvić – Vodice .................................................................................. 26 Mandalina – Šibenik – Banj ....................................................................................................... 27 Vodice – Srima – Prvić – Zlarin – Jadrija – Zablaće – Solaris – Brodarica..................................... 29 Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations ........................................................................... 32 Modal shares measures – City bikes acceptance ....................................................................... 32 Modal shares measures – Boat line acceptance / Infrastructure development / Ticketing policy / Environmental impact .............................................................................................................. 34 Transport Network Development measure ............................................................................... 40 The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 2 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Study background STUDY BACKGROUND The objective of this report is to provide an overview of performance measures as result of defined indicators and field interviews results in City of Šibenik. Performance measures of this document would create broad perspective on potentials of development of boat lines in Šibenik county and city bikes in Šibenik. It would also give an overview on transportation habits of locals and tourists, providing basic inputs for the development of new services in mobility. The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 3 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary MEASURES SUMMARY Summary is highlighting performance measures as defined in 1st study of indicators. In summary performance measures are shown in table form, while later on it is more defined how each performance measure has been defined / calculated. MODAL SHARES MEASURES – CITY BIKES ACCEPTANCE Variable Value CBdemand 57 % CBdemand 68 % CBdemand 38 % CBdemand 63 bikes CBdemand 3 bikes CB PDsummer 43 bikes CB PDwinter 2 bikes Meaning of the variable Bike demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people interviewed. 1 €/hour price acceptance. Number is percentage from total number of people who would like to use city bikes. Whole season demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people who would like to use city bikes. Total number of bikes needed to cover demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number relates to the demand in summer season period. Total number of bikes needed to cover demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number relates to the demand in winter season period. Total demand for bikes multiplies by the price acceptance ratio – 1 €/hour. Number relates to the demand in summer season period. Total demand for bikes multiplies by the price acceptance ratio – 1 €/hour. Number relates to the demand in winter season period. The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 4 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary MODAL SHARES MEASURES – BOAT LINES ACCEPTANCE / INFRASTRUCTURE / TICKETING / ENVIRONMENT ŠIBENIK – ZATON – BILICE – RASLINA – KRKA WATERFALLS Variable Value BLdemand 67 % BLdemand 35 % Acceptance BLdemand BLdemand BLdemand BLPDsummer Environment Ticketing Infrastructure BLPDwinter Morning 28 % Midday 49 % Evening 24 % 197 365 passengers 21 081 passengers 987 passengers/day 75 passengers/day BP/CP 51 % BS/CS 180 % +20 min Cboat 46 % Bboat 17 % BKboat 7% MBboat 2% Wboat 28 % Tbooking 50 % Tmulty-ticket 73 % CO2 83 % CO2total -27 786 kg/year The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Boat line demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people interviewed. Whole year line demand. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Boat demand trough the day. Number is percentage from the total daily demand. Summer season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Winter season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Price related summer season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Price related winter season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Transportation cost ratio: boat line transportation cost as percentage of personal car transportation cost. Transportation speed ratio: boat line travelling time as percentage of personal car travelling time without congestion peeks. Travelling habit relates to car usage reaching the boat line. Number show car usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to public bus usage reaching the boat line. Number show public bus usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to bicycle usage reaching the boat line. Number show bicycle usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to car motorbike reaching the boat line. Number show motorbike usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to on-foot travelling reaching the boat line. Number show on-foot as percentage of all travelling modes. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have booking option. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have multy-ticket option (bus/boat/parking). Number is percentage from the total line demand. CO2 emission ratio: CO2 emission travelling with boat as percentage of CO2 emission travelling by personal car. Total CO2 emission reduction if travelling by boat lines instead of travelling by the personal car on yearly base. Negative value present reduction of CO2 emission. | Page 5 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA Variable Value BLdemand 59 % BLdemand 29 % Acceptance BLdemand BLdemand BLdemand BLPDsummer Environment Ticketing Infrastructure BLPDwinter Morning 27 % Midday 48 % Evening 25 % 332 782 passengers 11 751 passengers 1 642 passengers/day 41 passengers/day BP/CP 74 % BS/CS 167 % +10 min Cboat 44 % Bboat 14 % BKboat 6% MBboat 0% Wboat 36 % Tbooking 44 % Tmulty-ticket 78 % CO2 102 % CO2total 2 205 kg/year The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Boat line demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people interviewed. Whole year line demand. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Boat demand trough the day. Number is percentage from the total daily demand. Summer season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Winter season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Price related summer season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Price related winter season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Transportation cost ratio: boat line transportation cost as percentage of personal car transportation cost. Transportation speed ratio: boat line travelling time as percentage of personal car travelling time without congestion peeks. Travelling habit relates to car usage reaching the boat line. Number show car usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to public bus usage reaching the boat line. Number show public bus usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to bicycle usage reaching the boat line. Number show bicycle usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to car motorbike reaching the boat line. Number show motorbike usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to on-foot travelling reaching the boat line. Number show on-foot as percentage of all travelling modes. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have booking option. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have multy-ticket option (bus/boat/parking). Number is percentage from the total line demand. CO2 emission ratio: CO2 emission travelling with boat as percentage of CO2 emission travelling by personal car. Total CO2 emission reduction if travelling by boat lines instead of travelling by the personal car on yearly base. Positive value present increase of CO2 emission. | Page 6 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – SRIMA – VODICE Variable Value BLdemand 64 % BLdemand 30 % Acceptance BLdemand BLdemand BLdemand BLPDsummer Environment Ticketing Infrastructure BLPDwinter Morning 23 % Midday 53 % Evening 24 % 322 999 passengers 15 831 passengers 1 840 passengers/day 62 passengers/day BP/CP 44 % BS/CS 167 % +10 min Cboat 54 % Bboat 22 % BKboat 4% MBboat 0% Wboat 20 % Tbooking 43 % Tmulty-ticket 70 % CO2 59 % CO2total -68 850 kg/year The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Boat line demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people interviewed. Whole year line demand. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Boat demand trough the day. Number is percentage from the total daily demand. Summer season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Winter season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Price related summer season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Price related winter season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Transportation cost ratio: boat line transportation cost as percentage of personal car transportation cost. Transportation speed ratio: boat line travelling time as percentage of personal car travelling time without congestion peeks. Travelling habit relates to car usage reaching the boat line. Number show car usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to public bus usage reaching the boat line. Number show public bus usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to bicycle usage reaching the boat line. Number show bicycle usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to car motorbike reaching the boat line. Number show motorbike usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to on-foot travelling reaching the boat line. Number show on-foot as percentage of all travelling modes. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have booking option. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have multy-ticket option (bus/boat/parking). Number is percentage from the total line demand. CO2 emission ratio: CO2 emission travelling with boat as percentage of CO2 emission travelling by personal car. Total CO2 emission reduction if travelling by boat lines instead of travelling by the personal car on yearly base. Negative value present reduction of CO2 emission. | Page 7 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZLARIN – PRVIĆ – VODICE Variable Value BLdemand 75 % BLdemand 30 % Acceptance BLdemand BLdemand BLdemand BLPDsummer Environment Ticketing Infrastructure BLPDwinter Morning 28 % Midday 46 % Evening 25 % 335 424 passengers 41 488 passengers 1 677 passengers/day 148 passengers/day BP/CP 66 % BS/CS 233 % +20 min Cboat 44 % Bboat 20 % BKboat 5% MBboat 3% Wboat 28 % Tbooking 35 % Tmulty-ticket 75 % CO2 93 % CO2total -13 267 kg/year The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Boat line demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people interviewed. Whole year line demand. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Boat demand trough the day. Number is percentage from the total daily demand. Summer season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Winter season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Price related summer season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Price related winter season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Transportation cost ratio: boat line transportation cost as percentage of personal car transportation cost. Transportation speed ratio: boat line travelling time as percentage of personal car travelling time without congestion peeks. Travelling habit relates to car usage reaching the boat line. Number show car usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to public bus usage reaching the boat line. Number show public bus usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to bicycle usage reaching the boat line. Number show bicycle usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to car motorbike reaching the boat line. Number show motorbike usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to on-foot travelling reaching the boat line. Number show on-foot as percentage of all travelling modes. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have booking option. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have multy-ticket option (bus/boat/parking). Number is percentage from the total line demand. CO2 emission ratio: CO2 emission travelling with boat as percentage of CO2 emission travelling by personal car. Total CO2 emission reduction if travelling by boat lines instead of travelling by the personal car on yearly base. Negative value present reduction of CO2 emission. | Page 8 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary MANDALINA – ŠIBENIK – BANJ Variable Value BLdemand 52 % BLdemand 30 % Acceptance BLdemand BLdemand BLdemand BLPDsummer Environment Ticketing Infrastructure BLPDwinter Morning 21 % Midday 53 % Evening 25 % 564 414 passengers 499 437 passengers 3 342 passengers/day 2 110 passengers/day BP/CP 76 % BS/CS 50 % -5 min Cboat 29 % Bboat 18 % BKboat 13 % MBboat 0% Wboat 40 % Tbooking 44 % Tmulty-ticket 74 % CO2 57 % CO2total -66 384 kg/year The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Boat line demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people interviewed. Whole year line demand. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Boat demand trough the day. Number is percentage from the total daily demand. Summer season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Winter season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Price related summer season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Price related winter season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Transportation cost ratio: boat line transportation cost as percentage of personal car transportation cost. Transportation speed ratio: boat line travelling time as percentage of personal car travelling time without congestion peeks. Travelling habit relates to car usage reaching the boat line. Number show car usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to public bus usage reaching the boat line. Number show public bus usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to bicycle usage reaching the boat line. Number show bicycle usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to car motorbike reaching the boat line. Number show motorbike usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to on-foot travelling reaching the boat line. Number show on-foot as percentage of all travelling modes. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have booking option. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have multy-ticket option (bus/boat/parking). Number is percentage from the total line demand. CO2 emission ratio: CO2 emission travelling with boat as percentage of CO2 emission travelling by personal car. Total CO2 emission reduction if travelling by boat lines instead of travelling by the personal car on yearly base. Negative value present reduction of CO2 emission. | Page 9 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary VODICE – SRIMA – PRVIĆ – ZLARIN – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA Variable Value BLdemand 65 % BLdemand 29 % Acceptance BLdemand BLdemand BLdemand BLPDsummer Environment Ticketing Infrastructure BLPDwinter Morning 32 % Midday 28 % Evening 40 % 363 053 passengers 28 722 passengers 1 815 passengers/day 102 passengers/day BP/CP 74 % BS/CS 175 % +15 min Cboat 30 % Bboat 12 % BKboat 3% MBboat 0% Wboat 55 % Tbooking 47 % Tmulty-ticket 82 % CO2 67 % CO2total -104 682 kg/year The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Boat line demand as indicated from questionnaire. Number is percentage from total number of people interviewed. Whole year line demand. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Boat demand trough the day. Number is percentage from the total daily demand. Summer season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Winter season demand as indicated from questionnaire, multiplied with the local population and number of tourists. Number is total for whole season. Price related summer season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Price related winter season demand as indicated from total demand, and reduced by the price acceptance ratio. Number shows an average demand per day. Transportation cost ratio: boat line transportation cost as percentage of personal car transportation cost. Transportation speed ratio: boat line travelling time as percentage of personal car travelling time without congestion peeks. Travelling habit relates to car usage reaching the boat line. Number show car usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to public bus usage reaching the boat line. Number show public bus usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to bicycle usage reaching the boat line. Number show bicycle usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to car motorbike reaching the boat line. Number show motorbike usage as percentage of all travelling modes. Travelling habit relates to on-foot travelling reaching the boat line. Number show on-foot as percentage of all travelling modes. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have booking option. Number is percentage from the total line demand. Ticketing policy relates to number of people who would like to have multy-ticket option (bus/boat/parking). Number is percentage from the total line demand. CO2 emission ratio: CO2 emission travelling with boat as percentage of CO2 emission travelling by personal car. Total CO2 emission reduction if travelling by boat lines instead of travelling by the personal car on yearly base. Negative value present reduction of CO2 emission. | Page 10 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary TRANSPORT NETWORK DE VELOPMENT MEASURE – RELIABILITY / SOCIAL IMPACT ŠIBENIK – ZATON – BILICE – RASLINA – KRKA WATERFALLS Social Reliability Variable WCoperating Value 2,5 % in year 4,2 % winter season WCoperating 891 passengers HFdepartures 42 % 152 of 365 Meaning of the variable Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions. Number is percentage from one year period. Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions multiplied with winter season passengers projection. Number is total in winter season - whole year. Social impact relates to the number of days with high frequency departures as result of the market demand. Number is percentage from one year period. ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA Social Reliability Variable WCoperating Value 2,5 % in year 4,2 % winter season WCoperating 497 passengers HFdepartures 42 % 152 of 365 Meaning of the variable Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions. Number is percentage from one year period. Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions multiplied with winter season passengers projection. Number is total in winter season - whole year. Social impact relates to the number of days with high frequency departures as result of the market demand. Number is percentage from one year period. ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – SRIMA – VODICE Social Reliability Variable WCoperating Value 2,5 % in year 4,2 % winter season WCoperating 669 passengers HFdepartures 0,42 % 152 of 365 Meaning of the variable Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions. Number is percentage from one year period. Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions multiplied with winter season passengers projection. Number is total in winter season - whole year. Social impact relates to the number of days with high frequency departures as result of the market demand. Number is percentage from one year period. ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZLARIN – PRVIĆ – VODICE Social Reliability Variable WCoperating Value 2,5 % in year 4,2 % winter season WCoperating 1753 passengers HFdepartures 42 % 152 of 365 The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions. Number is percentage from one year period. Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions multiplied with winter season passengers projection. Number is total in winter season - whole year. Social impact relates to the number of days with high frequency departures as result of the market demand. Number is percentage from one year period. | Page 11 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Measures summary MANDALINA – ŠIBENIK – BANJ Social Reliability Variable WCoperating Value 2,5 % in year 4,2 % winter season WCoperating 21102 passengers HFdepartures 100 % 365 of 365 Meaning of the variable Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions. Number is percentage from one year period. Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions multiplied with winter season passengers projection. Number is total in winter season - whole year. Social impact relates to the number of days with high frequency departures as result of the market demand. Number is percentage from one year period. VODICE – SRIMA – PRVIĆ – ZLARIN – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA Social Reliability Variable WCoperating Value 2,5 % in year 4,2 % winter season WCoperating 1214 passengers HFdepartures 42 % 152 of 365 Meaning of the variable Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions. Number is percentage from one year period. Number of days when boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions multiplied with winter season passengers projection. Number is total in winter season - whole year. Social impact relates to the number of days with high frequency departures as result of the market demand. Number is percentage from one year period. TRANSPORT NETWORK DE VELOPMENT MEASURE – ECONOMIC IMPACT Variable Value GRtouristic 104 % growth rate The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Meaning of the variable Touristic growth rate present increase of potential demand of touristic visits (questionnaire) compared with present touristic visits to islands. Number is in percentages, presenting increase of the demand. | Page 12 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Recommendations RECOMMENDATIONS Recommendations are develop based on the two main issues of Intermodality stressed out with highest importance for City of Šibenik on this project: City bikes Sustainable Sea Transportation Network While the city bikes are kind of easy to be solved, sea transportation network is biggest challenge and requires state of the art technical solution together with the high profile management of boat lines. CITY BIKES Field interview study has shown that City of Šibenik is ready for the city bikes. Demands are expressed during summer period, while in winter time demands are limited to the City of Šibenik. Therefore, city bikes rental stations should be distributed with regards to the season time. Winter season: - Along city waterfront: Banj, Bus station, Train station, - Poljana square - High School - Hospital - Mandalina - Dalmare centre Sumer season should offer extension of renting stations: - Solaris resort - St. Nicholas Fortress - Brodarica Bicycling toward the Vodice, Jadrija and Srima would be very attractive, but at the moment not feasible regarding the infrastructural barriers. But Vodice, Srima and Jadrija could be part of the same bike renting system, with regards that no connections are possible. In that sense boat lines would bridge this gap. Field survey has indicated that pricing policy of 5 kn/hour is acceptable, and this should be used for the pilot project. However, global practice in bike renting service requires opening of “personal bikerent profile” as prepaid service. Such a profile can be extended to other service like: public transport, museum or other events ticketing, etc. Globally and within Europe several bike renting systems are present. Therefore, City of Šibenik should look to become part of the existing network, and even more to outsource this service with one of the operators specialized in bike rent. Several benefits can be taken out form such model: lower priced service (already present), becoming the part of brother network providing to the customers ability to use same “personal bike-rent profile” in several cities, as part of the same network. City bikes can cover only 10% of expenses from the bike rent service, while most of the income comes from the marketing services. Having this fact on mind city have to consider “city bikes” as added value in traffic system, environments branding and touristic offer, and shouldn’t consider it as cash cow service. The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 13 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Recommendations BOAT LINES After deep market analysis several recommendations can be highlighted: 1. Present model of “island boat lines policy” has show weakness and have to be changed. So far boat lines are designed primarily to provide services for the island population, providing early morning line toward the coast, and last boat line toward the island in the evening. Together with the pretty low number of boat lines during the day, such a model is not appropriate for the coastal population and tourists during the summer time since it doesn’t provide them possibility to make daily visits to the islands. Having this on mind together with the fact that on Kaprije and Žirje lives only 160 people younger than 70 years, while population of city of Šibenik is 50.000 and tourists visits is 200.000 per year, it changes potential demand picture completely if “island boat lines policy” would be changed. Boat line model have to be designed to stimulate and integrate as much as possible of costal population and tourists. 2. Regarding the coastal line configuration and speed limit in Šibenik channel, together with the idea of integrating wider coastal line in the boat transport network, recommendation is to dislocate one “interconnection point – HUB” for several lines outside the Šibenik channel. To replace the bigger passenger vessels with smaller ones 100 persons capacity, high speed and low operational costs. Boat transportation network should offer 16 hours daily service with departures frequency every hour during the summer time in whole network, while winter network should be reduced excluding the coastal line and Krka waterfalls line from the network, having departures frequency every 2 hours. Such network design requires 5-6 vessels, where 4 of them would operate from the islands toward the coastal line and City of Šibenik, while 1 or 2 vessel would operate toward the Krka waterfalls. 4 island vessels should come to outside HUB at the same time providing travellers high intermodality service, and vessel coming to City of Šibenik has to be synchronized with the Krka waterfalls line. In addition, particular vessel in the line network should change route on each departure, providing thus direct lines toward final destination for the passengers with heavy luggage. Such intermodal network provides high frequency of daily departure together with the direct lines. The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 14 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study List of References LIST OF REFERENCES Google Maps https://www.google.com/maps/preview Croatian bureau of statistic http://www.dzs.hr/ Jadrolinija – Croatia’s largest liner shipping company for the maritime transport of passengers and vehicles http://www.jadrolinija.hr City of Šibenik www.sibenik.hr The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 15 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references APPENDIX 1 – INDICATORS REFERENCES Grouped by categories indicators references are used as input values for measures calculations divided in two groups: Modal share measures o Acceptance o Infrastructure development o Ticketing policy o Environmental impact Transport network measures o Reliability o Economic impact o Social impact Indicator references are collected from different sources: Public available information Information gathered directly from transport stakeholders Information gathered on field survey analyzed in Šibenik Questionnaire Survey document PUBLIC AVAILABLE INFORMATION POPULATION INDICATOR REFERENCES Population indicator references as follows (National Bureau of Statistic www.dzs.hr): P0 – population of Šibenik – Knin county 109 375 P1.1 – Population of City of Šibenik 46 332 P1.2 – Population of Brodarica 2 534 P2.1 – Population of Donje polje 267 P2.2 – Population of Dubrava kod Šibenika 1 185 P2.3 – Population of Grebaštica 937 P2.4 – Population of Jadrtovac 171 P2.5 – Population of Lozovac 368 P2.6 – Population of Raslina 567 P2.7 – Population of Vrpolje 776 P2.8 – Population of Zaton 978 P2.9 – Population of Žaborić 479 P3.1 – Population of Kaprije 189 P3.2 – Population of Krapanj 170 P3.3 – Population of Zlarin 284 P3.4 – Population of Žirje 103 The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 16 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references TOURISTS INDICATOR REFERENCES Tourist indicator references as follows (National Bureau of Statistic www.dzs.hr; www.putovnica.net): T0 – Number of tourist for Šibenik – Knin county 650 059 T1 – Number of tourist for City of Šibenik 207 673 TOURISTIC VISITS City of Šibenik Šibenik – Knin county 3 975 122 1 118 173 207.673 657.371 TOURISTIC OVERNIGHTS City of Šibenik 1.118.173 Šibenik – Knin county 4.139.536 INFORMATION GATHERED DIRECTLY FROM TRANSPORT STAKEHOLDERS Jadrolinija as national shipping operator has provided information about passenger transport on present lines in Šibenik county: Line 505 Vodice – Šibenik Line 532 Šibenik – Žirje City of Šibenik has indicated that for Šibenik County, on average 9 days/year ferry and passenger vessel are not able to sail due to the bad weather conditions (winter season only). LIST OF VARIABLES AND RESULTS FROM PERSONAL INTERVIEWS Field survey has been done on sample of 1629 people interviewed during the summer break in Šibenik and surrounding. All places where survey has been done are selected based on the questions from questionnaire, aiming to cover places of interest for particular boat lines. Field survey is divided in 3 parts: - General Bikes Boats Further on Boats part has been done for 6 different boat lines: a) b) c) d) e) f) Šibenik – Zaton – Bilice – Raslina – Krka waterfalls Šibenik – Jadrija – Zablaće – Solaris – Brodarica Šibenik – Jadrija – Srima – Vodice Šibenik – Jadrija – Zlarin – Prvić – Vodice Mandalina – Šibenik – Banj Vodice – Srima – Prvić – Zlarin – Jadrija – Zablaće – Solaris – Brodarica The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 17 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references A – GENERAL A1 – GENDER Gender Male 861 (53%) Female 768 (47%) 47% 53% M A2 – COUNTRY OF ORIGIN 1% 1% 1% 1% 2% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 3% 2% Croatia1316 (81%) Poland Germany 51 (3%) Switzerland21 (1%) Netherlands15 (1%) Italy France 20 (1%) Spain 15 (1%) Slovenia 20 (1%) Other 71 (4%) 32 (2%) England 26 (2%) 26 (2%) Austria 81% Croatia England France Netherlands 46 (3%) Vodice 87 (7%) Split 20 (2%) Zagreb 69 (5%) Other 106 (8%) Vodice 7% A3 – DOMINANT MODE OF TRAVEL Personal car Bus Combination Other 1% 7% City Šibenik Vodice Zagreb Skradin Split Other Šibenik 75% Most common transportation in local transport 58% a) Personal car d) Train f2) Motorbike A4 – INTERMODAL TRAVELLING The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Italy Switzerland Austria Czech 4% 1% 1% 5% 2% 21% 946 (58%) 341 (21%) 114 (7%) 106 (6%) Complicated Uncomfortable Same as any other transport mode Simple Germany Poland Slovenia Spain Skradin Split Other Zagreb 3% 2% 8% 5% 985 (75%) Skradin 3% Country of Origin 17 (1%) A2A – CITY OF ORIGIN (CROATIA ONLY) Šibenik F b) Bus e) Bike f3) other c) Boat f1) Walking g) Combination Multimodal traveling 544 (34%) 625 (38%) 261 (16%) 196 (12%) 16% 12% 34% 38% a) Complicated b) Uncomfortable c) Same as any other transport mode d) Simple | Page 18 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references A5 – BOOKING SYSTEM Preferable booking Complicated Uncomfortable Same as any other transport mode 544 (34%) 625 (38%) 261 (16%) 18% 13% 69% a) On bord (boat/train/bus) b) In agency c) On-line B - BIKES B1 –DEMANDS FOR CITY BIKES IN ŠIBENIK Yes No 982 (60%) 645 (40%) City bikes in Šibenik 40% Demand by country Croatia Other countries 58% 70% 42% 30% 60% a) Yes b) No City bikes trough the year B2 – USAGE OF BIKES RELATED TO THE PERIOD OF THE YEAR 38% 62% Whole year Summer season only 394 (38%) 638 (62%) a) Whole year B3 – PRICE ACCEPTANCE City bikes - 1 €/hour price acceptance 32% Price acceptance of 1 €/hour bike rent Yes 1005 (68%) No 467 (32%) If the answer was no, sub question was: What would be the accepted price? 35% of “No” accept price of 0,7 € (or more). Price acceptance of 5 kn/hour bike rent Yes 1168 (79%) No 304 (21%) b) Summer season only 68% a) Yes Examinees 40% b) No Alternative price for bike rent 30% 20% 10% 0% 0,1 The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 Price € | Page 19 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references C – BOATS For the boat lines survey has been done on smaller sample, 250+ per each line. As follows each line is analyzed individually. ŠIBENIK – ZATON – BILICE – RASLINA – KRKA WATERFALLS Interview has been done on sample of 344 persons. C1 – DEMAND FOR THE BOAT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Demand by country Croatia Other countries Yes 232 (67%) 65% 83% No 112 (33%) 35% 17% Would you use this line 33% 67% a) Yes C2 – PLACES OF INTEREST ON THE TRANSPORTATION LINE Examinees b) No Destination of interest 60% 50% Šibenik Krka waterfalls Other 40% 49% 40% 11% 30% 20% 10% 0% Šibenik C3 – PRICE ACCEPTANCE Yes No Raslina Krka 24% 76% Zaton 1,5 € 15 min C4 – PURPOSE OF TRIP Bilice Raslina Krka 2€ 2€ 3,5 € 25 min 30 min 45 min a) Yes 3% 53% 43% 4% b) No Reason of usage 0% Touristic visit Private agenda Other Bilice Price acceptance 179 (76%) 55 (24%) Šibenik Price Travel time Zaton 1% 43% 53% 0% a) Bussines c) Private agenda e) Touristical visit The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) b) School d) Shooping f) Other (specify) | Page 20 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references C5 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE PERIOD OF THE YEAR Line usage trough the year 35% Whole year Summer season only 35% 65% 65% a) Whole year C6 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE TIME OF THE DAY Examinees b) Summers season only Line usage trough the day 60% 50% Morning Midday Evening 40% 28% 49% 24% 30% 20% 10% 0% a) Morning 6-12 b) Midday 12-18 c) Evening 18-24 C7 – BOOKING DEMAND Yes No Booking demand 50% 50% 50% 50% a) Yes C8 – METHOD OF ACCESSING BOAT TRANSPORTATION By personal car With public bus Walking With bike With motorbike C9 – MULTY-TICKET DEMAND Yes No 73% 27% 46% 17% 28% 7% 2% How to reach the line 7% 2% 28% 46% 17% a) By personal car c) Walking e) Motorbike b) With public bus d) With bike Multy-ticket demand, "parking – boat – bus" 27% 73% a) Yes The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) b) No b) No | Page 21 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA Interview has been done on sample of 271 persons. C1 – DEMAND FOR THE BOAT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Demand by country Croatia Other countries Yes 161 (59%) 55% 73% No 110 (41%) 45% 27% Would you use this line 41% 59% a) Yes C2 – PLACES OF INTEREST ON THE TRANSPORTATION LINE Šibenik 39% Jadrija 21% Zablaće 5% Solaris 20% Brodarica 16% Examinees Destination of interest 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Šibenik C3 – PRICE ACCEPTANCE Yes No Jadrija Zablaće Solaris Brodarica Price acceptance 25% 121 (75%) 40 (25%) Šibenik Price Travel time b) No 75% Jadrija Zablaće Solaris Brodarica 1,5 € 1,5 € 1,5 € 2€ 10 min 15 min 20 min 25 min a) Yes C4 – PURPOSE OF TRIP 0% Touristic visit Private agenda Other 53% 41% 6% Reason of usage 53% 1% 1% 41% 4% a) Bussines c) Private agenda e) Touristical visit The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) b) No b) School d) Shooping f) Other (specify) | Page 22 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references C5 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE PERIOD OF THE YEAR Line usage trough the year 29% Whole year Summer season only 29% 71% 71% a) Whole year C6 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE TIME OF THE DAY Morning Midday Evening b) Summers season only Line usage trough the day Examinees 60% 50% 40% 27% 48% 25% 30% 20% 10% 0% a) Morning 6-12 b) Midday 12-18 c) Evening 18-24 C7 – BOOKING DEMAND Yes No Booking demand 44% 56% 44% 56% a) Yes C8 – METHOD OF ACCESSING BOAT TRANSPORTATION By personal car With public bus Walking With bike C9 – MULTY-TICKET DEMAND Yes No 78% 22% 44% 14% 36% 6% How to reach the line 6% 36% 44% 14% a) By personal car b) With public bus c) Walking d) With bike Multy-ticket demand, "parking – boat – bus" 22% 78% a) Yes The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) b) No b) No | Page 23 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – SRIMA – VODICE Interview has been done on sample of 255 persons. C1 – DEMAND FOR THE BOAT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Demand by country Croatia Other countries Yes 164 (64%) 63% 69% No 91 (36%) 37% 31% Would you use this line 36% 64% a) Yes C2 – PLACES OF INTEREST ON THE TRANSPORTATION LINE Šibenik 42% Jadrija 15% Srima 5% Vodice 38% Examinees b) No Destination of interest 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Šibenik C3 – PRICE ACCEPTANCE Yes No Srima Vodice Price acceptance 138 (84%) 26 (16%) Šibenik Price Travel time Jadrija 16% 84% Jadrija 1,5 € 10 min Srima Vodice 2€ 2€ 20 min 25 min a) Yes C4 – PURPOSE OF TRIP b) No Reason of usage 1% 4% Touristic visit Private agenda Business Other 47% 36% 9% 8% 9% 47% 3% a) Bussines c) Private agenda e) Touristical visit The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) 36% b) School d) Shooping f) Other (specify) | Page 24 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references C5 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE PERIOD OF THE YEAR Line usage trough the year 30% Whole year Summer season only 30% 70% 70% a) Whole year C6 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE TIME OF THE DAY b) Summers season only Line usage trough the day Examinees 60% 50% Morning Midday Evening 40% 23% 53% 24% 30% 20% 10% 0% a) Morning 6-12 b) Midday 12-18 c) Evening 18-24 Booking demand C7 – BOOKING DEMAND Yes No 43% 43% 57% 57% a) Yes C8 – METHOD OF ACCESSING BOAT TRANSPORTATION By personal car With public bus Walking With bike C9 – MULTY-TICKET DEMAND Yes No 70% 30% 54% 22% 20% 4% How to reach the line 20% 4% 54% 22% a) By personal car b) With public bus c) Walking d) With bike Multy-ticket demand, "parking – boat – bus" 30% 70% a) Yes The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) b) No b) No | Page 25 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZLARIN – PRVIĆ – VODICE Interview has been done on sample of 258 persons. C1 – DEMAND FOR THE BOAT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Demand by country Croatia Other countries Yes 193 (75%) 72% 87% No 65 (25%) 28% 13% Would you use this line 25% 75% a) Yes C2 – PLACES OF INTEREST ON THE TRANSPORTATION LINE Šibenik 33% Jadrija 14% Zlarin 17% Prvić 16% Vodice 21% Destination of interest Examinees 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Šibenik C3 – PRICE ACCEPTANCE Yes No Jadrija Prvić Vodice 24% 76% Šibenik Jadrija Zlarin Prvić Vodice Price 1,5 € 2€ 2€ 3€ Travel time 10 min 15 min 25 min 35 min C4 – PURPOSE OF TRIP a) Yes 0% 43% 49% 5% 3% b) No Reason of usage 43% 1% 5% 49% 2% a) Bussines c) Private agenda e) Touristical visit The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Zlarin Price acceptance 145 (76%) 57 (24%) Touristic visit Private agenda Business Other b) No b) School d) Shooping f) Other (specify) | Page 26 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references C5 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE PERIOD OF THE YEAR Line usage trough the year 30% Whole year Summer season only 30% 70% 70% a) Whole year C6 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE TIME OF THE DAY Examinees b) Summers season only Line usage trough the day 50% 40% Morning Midday Evening 28% 46% 25% 30% 20% 10% 0% a) Morning 6-12 b) Midday 12-18 c) Evening 18-24 C7 – BOOKING DEMAND Yes No Booking demand 35% 35% 65% 65% a) Yes C8 – METHOD OF ACCESSING BOAT TRANSPORTATION By personal car With public bus Walking With bike With motorbike 44% 20% 28% 5% 3% C9 – MULTY-TICKET DEMAND Yes No 75% 25% b) No How to reach the line 28% 5% 3% 44% 20% a) By personal car c) Walking e) Motorbike b) With public bus d) With bike Multy-ticket demand, "parking – boat – bus" 25% 75% a) Yes b) No MANDALINA – ŠIBENIK – BANJ The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 27 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references Interview has been done on sample of 249 persons. C1 – DEMAND FOR THE BOAT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Demand by country Croatia Other countries Yes 129 (52%) 52% 50% No 120 (48%) 48% 50% Would you use this line 48% 52% a) Yes C2 – PLACES OF INTEREST ON THE TRANSPORTATION LINE Mandalina 16% Šibenik 38% Banj 47% Examinees b) No Destination of interest 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Mandalina C3 – PRICE ACCEPTANCE Yes No 10% 90% Mandalina Price C4 – Travel time PURPOSE OF TRIP 50% 47% 3% Šibenik 1€ 5 min a) Yes Banj 1% b) No Reason of usage 1% 1% 47% 50% 0% a) Bussines c) Private agenda e) Touristical visit The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) Banj Price acceptance 114 (90%) 13 (10%) Touristic visit Private agenda Other Šibenik b) School d) Shooping f) Other (specify) | Page 28 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references C5 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE PERIOD OF THE YEAR Line usage trough the year 30% Whole year Summer season only 30% 70% 70% a) Whole year C6 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE TIME OF THE DAY b) Summers season only Line usage trough the day Examinees 60% 50% Morning Midday Evening 40% 21% 53% 25% 30% 20% 10% 0% a) Morning 6-12 b) Midday 12-18 c) Evening 18-24 C7 – BOOKING DEMAND Yes No Booking demand 44% 56% 44% 56% a) Yes C8 – METHOD OF ACCESSING BOAT TRANSPORTATION By personal car With public bus Walking With bike C9 – MULTY-TICKET DEMAND Yes No 74% 26% 29% 18% 40% 13% b) No How to reach the line 13% 40% 29% 18% a) By personal car b) With public bus c) Walking d) With bike Multy-ticket demand, "parking – boat – bus" 26% 74% a) Yes b) No VODICE – SRIMA – PRVIĆ – ZLARIN – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 29 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references Interview has been done on sample of 249 persons. C1 – DEMAND FOR THE BOAT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Demand by country Croatia Other countries Yes 162 (65%) 61% 80% No 87 (35%) 39% 20% Would you use this line 35% 65% a) Yes C2 – PLACES OF INTEREST ON THE TRANSPORTATION LINE Vodice 29% Srima 6% Prvić 8% Zlarin 12% Jadrija 12% Zablaće 7% Solaris 14% Brodarica 13% Destination of interest Examinees 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% C3 – PRICE ACCEPTANCE Yes No Price acceptance 124 (76%) 40 (24%) 24% 76% Vodice Srima Prvić Zlarin Jadrija Zablaće Solaris Brodarica Price 1 € 1,5 € 2 € 2€ 2€ 2€ 3€ Travel time 5 min 8 min 15 min 20 min 25 min 30 min 35 min a) Yes C4 – PURPOSE OF TRIP 0% Touristic visit Private agenda Business Other The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) b) No 43% 51% 5% 1% b) No Reason of usage 0% 43% 5% 51% 1% a) Bussines c) Private agenda e) Touristical visit b) School d) Shooping f) Other (specify) | Page 30 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 1 – Indicators references C5 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE PERIOD OF THE YEAR Line usage trough the year 29% Whole year Summer season only 29% 71% 71% a) Whole year C6 – USAGE OF BOAT TRANSPORTATION RELATED TO THE TIME OF THE DAY Morning Midday Evening Examinees b) Summers season only Line usage trough the day 50% 40% 32% 28% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% a) Morning 6-12 b) Midday 12-18 c) Evening 18-24 C7 – BOOKING DEMAND Yes No Booking demand 47% 53% 47% 53% a) Yes C8 – METHOD OF ACCESSING BOAT TRANSPORTATION By personal car With public bus Walking With bike C9 – MULTY-TICKET DEMAND Yes No 82% 18% 30% 12% 55% 3% How to reach the line 3% 30% 55% 12% a) By personal car b) With public bus c) Walking d) With bike Multy-ticket demand, "parking – boat – bus" 18% 82% a) Yes The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) b) No b) No | Page 31 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations APPENDIX 2 – PERFORMANCE MEASURES CALCULATIONS Performance measures are defined primarily based on questionnaire results. Also, some assumptions have been used as input values for the calculation. GENERAL ASSUMPTION: Summer season: 5 months 22 weeks 152 days Winter season: 7 months 30 weeks 213 days Average fuel consumption for car: 0,1 l/km Average fuel consumption for boat: 6l/Nm (0,12 l/Nm per passenger) Operating costs for car: 0,26 €/km (amortization, fuel consumption, other cost included) Fuel price: 1,4 €/l CO2 emission 0,4 kg/l highlights MODAL SHARES MEASURES – CITY BIKES ACCEPTANCE CITY BIKES DEMAND IN ŠIBENIK FACTS: 57% – local demand 66% – tourist demand 38% – whole season demand 46 332 – local population Šibenik 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik ASSUMPTION: Usage of bikes is considered as ones per season (summer 5 months, winter 7 months) Time spent on bike per usage is considered as 1 hour per ride Daily renting time 16 hours DEMAND POTENTIAL: Number of city bikes needed – summer season Number of city bikes needed – winter season The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 32 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations CITY BIKES – PRICE ACCEPTANCE RELATED DEMAND FACTS: 1 €/hour – price of bike rent 68% – price acceptance 63 – demand potential in summer season 3 – demand potential in winter season PRICE RELATED DEMAND REDUCTION: The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 33 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations MODAL SHARES MEASURES – BOAT LINE ACCEPTANCE / INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT / TICKETING POLICY / ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ŠIBENIK – ZATON – BILICE – RASLINA – KRKA WATERFALLS FACTS: 65% – local demand 83% – tourist demand 35% – whole season demand 46 332 – local population Šibenik 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik 76% – price acceptance 13,1 Nm – line distance (45 min) 18,9 km – road distance (alternative) ASSUMPTION: Usage of line is considered as ones per season (summer 5 months, winter 7 months) Each passenger has return ticket Road travelling speed without traffic jam 25 min DEMAND POTENTIAL: Number of passengers – summer season Number of passengers – winter season PRICE RELATED DEMAND REDUCTION: TRANSPORTATION COST RATIO SEA/ROAD: TRANSPORTATION SPEED RATIO SEA/ROAD: CO 2 EMISSION: CO2 emission ratio sea/road: Total CO2 reduction per year: The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 34 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA FACTS: 55% – local demand 73% – tourist demand 29% – whole season demand 34 302 – narrow population Šibenik 2 534 – population Brodarica 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik 75% – price acceptance 6,3 Nm – line distance (25 min) 7,4 km – road distance (alternative) ASSUMPTION: Usage of line is considered as ones per season (summer 5 months, winter 7 months) Each passenger has return ticket Road travelling speed without traffic jam 15 min DEMAND POTENTIAL: Number of passengers – summer season Number of passengers – winter season PRICE RELATED DEMAND REDUCTION: TRANSPORTATION COST RATIO SEA/ROAD: TRANSPORTATION SPEED RATIO SEA/ROAD: CO 2 EMISSION: CO2 emission ratio sea/road: Total CO2 reduction per year: The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 35 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – SRIMA – VODICE FACTS: 63% – local demand 69% – tourist demand 30% – whole season demand 34 302 – narrow population Šibenik 823 – population Srima 6 755 – population Vodice 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik 84% – price acceptance 6,1 Nm – line distance (25 min) 12,4 km – road distance (alternative) ASSUMPTION: Usage of line is considered as ones per season (summer 5 months, winter 7 months) Each passenger has return ticket Road travelling speed without traffic jam 15 min DEMAND POTENTIAL: Number of passengers – summer season Number of passengers – winter season PRICE RELATED DEMAND REDUCTION: TRANSPORTATION COST RATIO SEA/ROAD: TRANSPORTATION SPEED RATIO SEA/ROAD: CO 2 EMISSION: CO2 emission ratio sea/road: Total CO2 reduction per year: The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 36 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZLARIN – PRVIĆ – VODICE FACTS: 63% – local demand 69% – tourist demand 30% – whole season demand 34 302 – narrow population Šibenik 284 – population Zlarin 403 – population Prvić 6 755 – population Vodice 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik 76% – price acceptance 9,6 Nm – line distance (35 min) 12,4 km – road distance (alternative) ASSUMPTION: Usage of line is considered as ones per season (summer 5 months, winter 7 months) for Šibenik, Vodice and tourists, while once per week for Zlarin and Prvić Each passenger has return ticket Road travelling speed without traffic jam 15 min DEMAND POTENTIAL: Number of passengers – summer season 0,69 return=335 424 passengers Number of passengers – winter season PRICE RELATED DEMAND REDUCTION: TRANSPORTATION COST RATIO SEA/ROAD: TRANSPORTATION SPEED RATIO SEA/ROAD: CO 2 EMISSION: CO2 emission ratio sea/road: Total CO2 reduction per year: The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 37 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations MANDALINA – ŠIBENIK – BANJ FACTS: 52% – local demand 50% – tourist demand 30% – whole season demand 34 302 – narrow population Šibenik 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik 90% – price acceptance 1,7 Nm – line distance (5 min) 3,6 km – road distance (alternative) ASSUMPTION: Usage of line is considered as ones per season (summer 5 months, winter 7 months) for tourists, while twice per month for Šibenik Each passenger has return ticket Road travelling speed without traffic jam 10 min DEMAND POTENTIAL: Number of passengers – summer season Number of passengers – winter season PRICE RELATED DEMAND REDUCTION: TRANSPORTATION COST RATIO SEA/ROAD: TRANSPORTATION SPEED RATIO SEA/ROAD: CO 2 EMISSION: CO2 emission ratio sea/road: Total CO2 reduction per year: The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 38 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations VODICE – SRIMA – PRVIĆ – ZLARIN – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA FACTS: 61% – local demand 80% – tourist demand 29% – whole season demand 6 755 – population Vodice 823 – population Srima 403 – population Prvić 284 – population Zlarin 2 534 – population Brodarica 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik 76% – price acceptance 11,1 Nm – line distance (35 min) 20 km – road distance (alternative) ASSUMPTION: Usage of line is considered as ones per season (summer 5 months, winter 7 months) for Vodice, Srima, Brodarica and tourists, while once per week for Zlarin and Prvić Each passenger has return ticket Road travelling speed without traffic jam 20 min DEMAND POTENTIAL: Number of passengers – summer season 0,80 return=363 053 passengers Number of passengers – winter season PRICE RELATED DEMAND REDUCTION: TRANSPORTATION COST RATIO SEA/ROAD: TRANSPORTATION SPEED RATIO SEA/ROAD: CO 2 EMISSION: CO2 emission ratio sea/road: Total CO2 reduction per year: The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 39 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations TRANSPORT NETWORK DE VELOPMENT MEASURE ASSUMPTION: 9 days lines wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions in winter season RELIABILITY: Number of days boat wouldn’t operate due to the bad weather conditions - Whole year - Winter season ŠIBENIK – ZATON – BILICE – RASLINA – KRKA WATERFALLS FACTS: 21081 – winter season line potential RELIABILITY: Number of passengers lost due to the bad weather condition – winter season only ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA FACTS: 11751 – winter season line potential RELIABILITY: Number of passengers lost due to the bad weather condition – winter season only ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – SRIMA – VODICE FACTS: 15831 – winter season line potential RELIABILITY: Number of passengers lost due to the bad weather condition – winter season only The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 40 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations ŠIBENIK – JADRIJA – ZLARIN – PRVIĆ – VODICE FACTS: 41488 – winter season line potential RELIABILITY: Number of passengers lost due to the bad weather condition – winter season only MANDALINA – ŠIBENIK – BANJ FACTS: 499437 – winter season line potential RELIABILITY: Number of passengers lost due to the bad weather condition – winter season only VODICE – SRIMA – PRVIĆ – ZLARIN – JADRIJA – ZABLAĆE – SOLARIS – BRODARICA FACTS: 28722 – winter season line potential RELIABILITY: Number of passengers lost due to the bad weather condition – winter season only The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 41 of 42 | Urban mobility needs study Appendix 2 – Performance measures calculations ECONOMIC IMPACT FACTS: 270 000 – total number of passengers on existing lines: Vodice – Šibenik, Šibenik – Žirje, (2008-2012) 207 673 – touristic visits in Šibenik 255 000 – summer season demand reduced by the price acceptance (Šibenik – Vodice) 276 000 – summer season demand reduced by the price acceptance (Vodice – Brodarica) 43 % – touristic visit demand on line Šibenik – Vodice 55 % – touristic visit demand on line Vodice – Brodarica ASSUMPTION: 128 000 – average number of touristic visits per year on existing lines: Vodice-Šibenik, Šibenik-Žirje. Summer seasons 2008-2012 (May - September) 2008 - 2012 60.000 50.000 40.000 30.000 20.000 10.000 0 I Source: Jadrolinija II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII Monthly average on both lines: Vodice-Šibenik, Šibenik - Žirje ECONOMIC IMPACT BY TOURIST GROWTH SOCIAL IMPACT: Number of days with high frequency of daily departures as result of market demand, where market demand is defined as at least 16 departures per day (every 2 hour same direction) with 30 passengers per departure at average. The project is co-funded by the European Union, Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) | Page 42 of 42 |