Case Study: City of Dresden Innovative Mobility Projects and Best Practices Transatlantic Dialogue Roadshow on Sustainable Mobility

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1 Case Study: Innovative Mobility Projects and Transatlantic Dialogue Roadshow on Sustainable Mobility, Titel der Präsentation Folie: 1 Landeshauptstadt Dresden Ämterangabe über Folienmaster

2 Topics 1. Dresden Facts and Impressions 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan 3. Cycling Concept 4. Walkability Fields of Action and Best Practices in Dresden 5. Walking Concept/Strategy Slide: 2

3 1. Facts & Impressions Capital of Free State of Saxony Dynamic, green city with a high quality of life Resident population 553,350 (2017) (12th place in Germany), average age 43 years, stable Prognosis: 583,000 (2030) City surface area 328 km2 (4th place in Germany), about 62 % covered by forest and green space Slide: 3

4 1. Facts & Impressions The Dresden transport network comprises: 1,474 km of roads 12 tram routes with a total length of 213 km 27 city bus routes (DVB AG) with a total length of 308 km 9 Elbe bridges 3 Elbe ferries, 2 mountain railways 92,000 commuters inbound, 54,000 outbound 157 million passengers of the diverse local public transport services in Dresden per year Photos: Slide: 4

5 1. Facts & Impressions Located in the valley and on the slopes of the River Elbe Slide: 5

6 1. Facts & Impressions Innere Neustadt / Königsstraße Baroque quarter Königstraße / Innere Neustadt Reference: & DWT Slide: 6

7 1. Facts & Impressions Heritage villa residences in Dresden Reference: Slide: 7

8 1. Facts & Impressions The Äußere Neustadt Dresden s largest Wilhelminian style district References:, Götte Slide: 8

9 1. Facts & Impressions The Äußere Neustadt Dresden s largest Wilhelminian style district Reference: Slide: 9

10 1. Facts & Impressions Rebuilt parts of the historic City center: Dresdner Neumarkt References:, DWT Münch, Schober Slide: 10

11 1. Facts & Impressions Lukasareal in Südvorstadt Reference: Petersen Immobilien Modern residential areas Townhouse Project Bischofsweg / Äußere Neustadt Reference: Slide: 11

12 1. Facts & Impressions Areas with modern architecture - Gläserne Manufaktur (Transparent Factory) - Kristallpalast (Crystal Palace) - Kongresszentrum (Congress Center) - Neue Synagoge (New Synagogue) - Militärhistorisches Museum (Museum of Military History) Slide: 12 References: VW, LHD / Dittrich, PR, LHD,

13 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) strategic integrated plan for an effective and ecological transport system to improve: - quality of live, - mobility, - economic growth in Dresden and the region for the next decades Slide: 13

14 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan - Modal split in Dresden Since 1998: increasing modal split for green mobility modes 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 39% 22% 12% 27% !? Slide: 14

15 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan - Measures 142 measures for achieving the right mix! Urban quality Traffic management Parking, economy Innovation urban space measures Measures already concluded Road/car traffic Public Transport Cycling pedestrians Slide: 15

16 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan - Measures Establishing car sharing and intermodal mobility stations including electric powered mobility (SUMP measure No. 140) Reference: Slide: 16

17 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan - Measures Car free bridge Augustusbrücke (SUMP measure No. 85) Reference: Slide: 17

18 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan - Walkability Walking Slide: 18

19 2. Dresden s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan - Cycling Cycling Slide: 19

20 3. Cycling Concept - Network Main routes reserved for daily commutes 829 km, thereof: IR II: 42 km IR III: 433 km IR IV: 354 km SachsenNetzRad (touristic): existing: 112 km planed extension: 32 km Slide: 20

21 3. Cycling Concept - Network Measures About 480 measures to qualify the main cycle route network Investment: One-time costs of about 45 mill. Annual costs of about 1.4 mill. Staff: 7 additional engineers Slide: 21

22 3. Cycling Concept - Content Network and infrastructure Sign Posting Cycle parking Cycling Concept Linking to public transport Bike & Ride Traffic management and public relations Administrative framework Financing and realization Slide: 22

23 4. Walkability Fields of Action and Best Practices in Dresden 4.1 Urban Planning / City Structure 4.2 Attractive Urban Areas and Streets 4.3 Infrastructure (Scale, Accessibility, Road Safety) 4.4 Public Relations & Mobility Management 4.5 Maintenance and Winter Service Reference: Slide: 23

24 4.1 Urban Planning / City Structure Example Zukunft Dresden Integrated Urban Development Plan Dresden (INSEK) Visions: Dresden City of Culture in Europa Dresden City with economic Power Dresden City with height Quality of Live Dresden a City saving Recourses and protecting Climate Stadtplanungsamt Dresden Slide: 24

25 4.2 Attractive Urban Areas and Streets Example: Design Regulation for Public Spaces design solutions for public spaces respecting characteristics of city districts pooling of different functional needs simplification of intersectional planning Slide: 25

26 4.2 Attractive Urban Areas and Streets Example: Design Regulation for Public Spaces Körnerplatz / Loschwitzer Elbbbrücke Seestraße / Altmarkt Slide: 26

27 4.2 Attractive Urban Areas and Streets Example: Design Regulation for Public Spaces Slide: 27

28 4.3 Infrastructure Example: Sidewalk Investment Program Sidewalk investment program 2018/2019 new sidewalk road construction necessary reconstruction to enable tree plantings Fotos: Straßen- und Tiefbauamt Dresden Slide: 28

29 4.3 Infrastructure Example: Green corridor Weißeritz Slide: 29

30 4.3 Infrastructure Example: Green corridor Weißeritz Slide: 30

31 4.3 Infrastructure Example Blaues Band Geberbach Aufwertung des Baches/ Rad- und Wanderweg anlegen Dorfkern aufwerten städtische Eigenmittel 27 % Städtebauförderung 22 % Trümmerberg zugänglich machen Aussichtspunkte schaffen Straßenbauförderung 13 % Wasserbauförderung 29 % Radwegeförderung 9 % Offenlegung des Baches/ Rad- und Wanderweg anlegen Erholungsflächen etablieren Stadtplanungsamt Dresden Slide: 31

32 4.3 Infrastructure Example Blaues Band Geberbach Offenlegung Seidnitzer Weg Bahnquerung Reick Trümmerbergaussicht City Beach Leuben Renaturierung im Altelbarm Visionen Stadtplanungsamt Dresden Slide: 32

33 4.3 Infrastructure Example: Walkway trough Garden Plots Fotos: Amt für Stadtgrün und Abfallwirtschaft Dresden Stadtplanungsamt Dresden Slide: 33

34 4.3 Infrastructure Example: Residential Roads Kiefernstraße Pieschner Melodien, (Rosa-Steinhart-Straße) Slide: 34

35 4.4 Public Relations & Mobility Management Example: Dresden Municipal Mobility Team Mobility Management for employees Job ticket initiatives Event tickets Campaigns Mobility information and consultation services Mobility concepts for business, events, schools, Slide: 35

36 4.4 Public Relations & Mobility Management Example: Cooperative Mobility Campaign Multimobil Heimrich & Hannot photo: Slide: 36

37 4.4 Public Relations & Mobility Management Example: Initiative Walking People Walking courses Walking People It s never too late to start /WHO Slide: 37

38 5. Dresden's Walking Concept (in progress) 5.1 Strategy Investment programs, financing & capacity Regulations, Guidelines and Rules Campaigns and public relations Walking Strategy Concepts and Investigations Best Practice Slide: 38

39 5. Dresden's Walking Concept (in progress) 5.2 Network Extensions Slide: 39

40 5. Dresden's Walking Concept (in progress) 5.3 Adding Crosswalks Slide: 40

41 Thank you very much for your attention! Contact: Matthias Pfeil Tel.: + 49 (0) MPfeil@Dresden.de Slide: 41