lessons learned from shared mobility in the west midlands · 2019-09-20 · can mobility as a...
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Lessons learnedfrom shared mobilityin the West Midlands
Chris Lane
West Midlands the home of mobility
…and its pioneers
became the home…
…of the traffic jam
Traffic in parts of the city had been at a standstill since Saturday afternoon
Car occupancy low, utilization
high in West Midlands
Despite the longest urban
bus network in Europe
Changing travel behaviour is critical
Bus journey time to Birmingham City Centre - 2006
Rising journey timesspeeds fell 10%
bus speeds fell 1%record-breaking traffic volumes
200,000 people no longer covered
Bus journey time to Birmingham City Centre - 2016
What are we trying to achieve
Can Mobility as a Service be better than owning your own car?
Mobility as a Service
All your public and private transport on one app.
On the bus
On the tram
To call a taxi
or hire a car
Mobility as a Service Outcome
Appetite in the West Midlands is for a
change in transport and a shift from
private car.
The results so far
…but not yet solved the challenge
Vision:To drive inclusive
economic growth in the West Midlands region and
enable a healthier, happier, better connected
and more prosperous population
Our Response:Future Mobility
Zone
Understanding People
63% of West Midlands journeys
made by Car
Understanding People
Exposure to traffic congestion
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Older off-peak
Complex car journeys
Unenthusiasticdrivers
MatureCommuters
Priority segments for interventionOpen-
minded drivers
Driving enthusiasts
Enhanced Mobility Platform (MaaS)
Customer
Car rental / club
Parking
Rides
Bus
Rail
Metro
Credits
Mobile App
Transport Network Data (Digital Roads)
Enabling Data Exploitation (Resilience)
Enabling Data Exploitation (Resilience)
Showcasing what can be achieved
Delivering Customer Experience NEEDS
& SERVICE
PAIN POINTS
CITY OF CULTURE
BHX STAFF
BINLEY
4 x SCHOOLS
UoW STAFF
NORTH SOLIHULL
Hypothesise, then validate customer and challenge Match best company offers to aspirational experiences
Autonomous Tourist POD
Getting staff to work
Meeting the needs of a growing business park
Getting children to school
Supporting the growth of a top University
Linking people to new jobs
PLUS: CCTV programme
Modelling refresh
Regional Transport Coordination Centre
Future Mobility
Zone
UK Mobility
Data Institute
Midlands Future
Mobility
West Midlands
5G
Swift payments
A diverse but co-ordinated portfolio
450,000+ users
Multi-mode
ticketing
£22m Programme
Mobility credits
End user focus
£40m Public:Private
New open data tools
Advanced analytics
& mapping
West Midlands CAV programme >£55m 3
CAV testbeds of instrumented & mapped
open environment
£25m connected
mobility programme
In-vehicle experience
Integrated modes
New business models
Restoring the West Midlands to the home of mobility
Further Information
Chris Lane
Head of Transport Innovation
Transport for West Midlands
07901 513152