The urban mobility observatory Sustainable Urban Mobility Practices in Europe Don GUIKINK MSc NHTV Breda University of Applied Science GUICK Capacity Building for Mobility guikink.d@nhtv.nl don@guick.eu
Content: Development of Urban Mobility in Europe Some examples of Innovations Recommendations to China
Why Planning is important
Development of Urban Mobility in Europe Sectoral Development Urban Planning Infrastructure Automotive Companies Involvement Mobility + Management + Innovation Living Laboratories + Planning & Integration Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP) = Sustainable Urban Mobility & Smart Cities 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 / 2030
Traditional Planning Sustainable Planning Vehicles People Traffic Flows Accessibility Quality of Life Sectorial Planning Integrated Planning Planning by Experts Planning by all Stakeholders
Themes of Interventions Safety and Security Planning Mobility Management Demand Management Clean Vehicules ITS Collective Transport Less car dependent lifestyle Freight & Logistics
Some Examples from European Cities
Integrated Planning Breda (Netherlands): Integrated Campus Planning NHTV Over 500 Cities in the EU Database on Integrated Plans http:///city-database
Collective Transport Lyon (France): Transit Oriented Development Strasbourg (France): Public Transport as backbone of the Urban Transport System
Less Car Dependent Lifestyle Utrecht (Netherlands): World s Largest Underground Bicycle Parking Garage (12.500 places) Cycling Simulator Using Virtual Reality
Clean Vehicles & Fuels EU Clean Power for Transport Package: 8 million charging points in 2020 Hybrid & Electric Buses in EU Cities
Mobility & Demand Management Mobility Marketing London (UK): Congestion Charging & Parking Management
Safety & Security Innovative Street Lighting Safe to School Campaigns
Intelligent Transport Systems Smart Sensing & Information Systems End User / Business Models Mobility Services Information & Decision Merging & Filtering Netherlands: 1 Smart Card for all Public Transport Data & Sensing
Urban Logistics Bicycle Logistics Goods Delivery over Water
Recommendations to China (1) Strategic Approach towards Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning will have long-term benefits Reduction of (increasing) car-dependance Public Transport and non-motorised modes as backbone for the urban transport system Focus on Transit Oriented Development Clean & energy efficient urban mobility Planning for people and not for vehicles
Recommendations to China (2) Set-up a Chinese Platform on Sustainable Urban Mobility Best practice exchange & capacity building for urban mobility measures Development of planning tools adapted to the Chinese context Innovation / Living laboratory to continue experiments with new mobility measures Multi-level & multi-stakeholder cooperation across China Cooperation with Europe
The urban mobility observatory Thank You 謝謝 www.eltis.org www.civitas.eu www.eu-smartcities.eu Don GUIKINK MSc NHTV Breda University of Applied Science GUICK Capacity Building for Mobility guikink.d@nhtv.nl don@guick.eu