Introduction. Measure implementation. A1 Objectives. Description. Innovative aspects



Similar documents
Executive Summary. Bus Management System. Measure title: City: Donostia San Sebastián Project: ARCHIMEDES Measure number: 74

Integration of Car-Sharing - / moses project

Mobility Management for Companies

Smart mobility management measures

Bike sharing schemes (BSS)

8.7.O Integration and quality improvements of sustainable modes in Odense City: Odense Project: MOBILIS Measure number: 8.7

Innovative ticketing systems for public transport

MODERN LOW EMISSION VEHICLE FLEET MANAGEMENT SERVICE

How To Help The European Transport System

ASSET MANAGEMENT MODEL

Transport Scotland Strategic Transport Projects Review Report 3 Generation, Sifting and Appraisal of Interventions Annex 2

Implementation status report on the new carsharing station, the carsharing integration in business areas and the carsharing promotion campaign

The project provided NCC with a system that enabled a step change in the level of off-bus ticket sales and had the aims of delivering:

STARS Europe Accreditation Scheme

European Innovation Partnership Smart Cities and Communities Henriette VAN EIJL, European Commission, DG MOVE-C2

Academic Reading sample task Identifying information

Enhancing the quality of public transport services

EUROTAXGLASS S WHITEPAPER SERIES ELECTRIC VEHICLES THE END OF THE HYPE? RESULTS OF THE 2012 CUSTOMER SURVEY

E-print from Paybefore Magazine Fall 2011

Post No. : LON074 Grade : Section : Quantity Surveying Location : NPS London Ltd

PJ 22/12. 7 February 2012 English only. Projects Committee/ International Coffee Council 5 8 March 2012 London, United Kingdom

usage of these types of fuels with production price far higher then diesel and petrol, is also a measure. We can say that in Bulgaria there are

Measure Evaluation Results

1. Transport challenges in subnational entities and related GHG emissions

Records management in English local government: the effect of Freedom of Information. Elizabeth Shepherd

Intelligent Mobility The opportunity to use telematics to enable the use of our road network more efficiently and thereby reducing congestion

Strategies and Methods for Supplier Selections - Strategic Sourcing of Software at Ericsson Mobile Platforms

Young Researchers Seminar 2011

EVS GRECJA TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION SPORT PLACE: VRONTADOS GREECE DIRECTOR: MR. DIMITRIOS PSORAS NAME OF ORGANIZATION: EXPERIMENTAL

On a mission to reduce traffic congestion for all

Femke Knoops, Fethiye Erbil, Mustafa Ertürk

Information Technology Services for traffic control and visualisation

China New Mobility Study 2015

BCS Professional Certificate in Benefits Planning and Realisation Syllabus. Version 1.0 October 2015

Benefits Management: Realising Benefits from your projects. Professor Liz Daniel Associate Dean & Professor in Information Management

TITLE A CTS FOR THE NEW ROME EXHIBITION

Iasi. T76.1 Bus Management System in Iasi. Iasi

User Survey on Phone Security and Usage

Marketing Sustainable Mobility in Munich - The Mobility Management Concept -

Technical note. 1. Background. 2. Document Purpose. Project: A350 Chippenham Dualling

AUTONOMOUS CARS: 25 MEASURES FOR 2025

school transport: survey of good practice

Visitor management strategy

1. What is PRINCE2? Projects In a Controlled Environment. Structured project management method. Generic based on proven principles

EXPERIENCE LIFECYCLE STRATEGIES

How to handle data privacy issues in the car industry

A PLATFORM FOR SHARING DATA FROM FIELD OPERATIONAL TESTS

A Risk Management Standard

What is interoperability?

Public consultation on Road infrastructure safety management on the trans-european networks. Position of the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC)

Self-Driving Vehicles in an Urban Context Press briefing

Who is responsible for strategy (policy), ATT measures and the management of ATT in your organisation

Green Mobility - an action plan for the way forward

Transport demands in suburbanized locations

Leveraging CMMI framework for Engineering Services

Drink driving European Commission Guidelines

Carpooling and Carsharing Schemes

Balancing the Outsourcing Equation

Executive summary. r Measure title: Modernising Travel Information in Aalborg. City: Aalborg Project: ARCHIMEDES Measure number: 09

Web-based Automobile Sales Management System. Huabo Xiao

How To Be A Responsible Corporate Social Responsibility (Csr) Organisation

Commuter Choice Certificate Program

TWELVE STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL ATS IMPLEMENTATION

Open Source Software and the Public Sector

Article 4: Port Community Systems and EDI in the future

ICT PSP Call Theme 1: ICT for a low carbon economy and smart Mobility

Rossmoor Website SEO Tracking Sheet Updated: April 1, 2014

The European Green Paper on Urban Mobility

Surveys If you want to find out what a large group of people think, the easiest thing to do is carry out a survey.

Fleet Management as a driver to increase cost efficiency in transport

Feasibility of Car-Sharing Service in Hangzhou, China

CURRENT TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC

The peer-coaching within the context of the SUSTAIN project

Great Britain Road Safety - Plans, Targets and Measures

A Guide to Horizon 2020 Funding for the Creative Industries

VoIP Growing Statistics

TERI ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY DELHI NCR AND KARNATKA

1edition! Data centre market. in Central and Eastern Europe Market analysis and development forecasts. Language: English

MODULE 3 THE NEXT BIG THING

How To Make An Electric Bus In Europe

An Introduction to the PRINCE2 project methodology by Ruth Court from FTC Kaplan

How To Develop Software

NHS Innovator Accelerator. Guidance note - for completing the application form

ALL-ELECTRIC CAR LEASING CHAIN

Welcome to Bremen. Michael Glotz-Richter, Senior Project Manager Sustainable Mobility, Free Hanseatic City of Bremen

Parking management and incentives as successful and proven strategies for energy-efficient urban transport. Coordinated by FGM-AMOR Pressl, Robert

Optimising Storage and Access In UK Research Libraries

Cardiff Council Travel Planning Resources A Guide to Travel Surveys. A Guide to Travel Surveys

NWRM Tools The Knowledge Base The Practical Guide

How to Lower Your California Auto Insurance Rates

STIB Cambio A partnership for a better mobility

Bridging the digital divide: libraries providing access for all?

CORPORATE TRAVEL PLAN. Key Messages

Virtual Training Centers of the I*Teach Project - Continuous learning

2015 European Traditional Carsharing Customer Value Leadership Award

Fleet management system as actuator for public transport priority

An Acquirer s view: Payment security best practice and PCI DSS compliance. PCI London 23 January 2014

Assessing your management system and the approach that you take

Appendix D Programme Stream 6 CRM Procurement. Programme Stream 6 Remodelling of Customer Services Programme CRM Procurement

How To Write A Bank Audit

Transcription:

City: Krakow Project: Caravel Measure number: 9.5 A Introduction A1 Objectives The measure objectives are: To study options for car sharing using Krakow as test case for Poland To identify financial feasibility, potential user groups, marketing approach, business model for car sharing in Krakow A2 Description The main goal of this measure is to develop a car sharing implementation and business study in Krakow, based on the experiences of the car sharing scheme in other cities. For the purpose of this analysis car sharing systems in Europe (Genoa, Bremen, London) have been analyzed. With the implementation and business study, the City of Krakow will analyse the preconditions for realising a car sharing scheme within the next few years. Car sharing implementation and business study in Krakow will include the following elements: Analysis of socio-economic and political conditions for transferring a goodpractice example of car sharing Analysis of target groups and user requirements Car sharing marketing strategy Detailed analysis of potential locations of car sharing vehicles Detailed organisation plan of daily car sharing operation The City of Krakow considers car sharing as a promising option for transport demand management in order to reduce the negative impacts of car traffic. B Measure implementation B1 Innovative aspects The innovative aspects of the measure are: New conceptual approach - First approach for testing car sharing scheme in Krakow Page 1

B2 Situation before CIVITAS There is no car-sharing system running in Krakow nowadays. Still there is strong wish of car owning observed. Number of cars in Krakow is still low in comparison to other polish and European cities (ca. 230 cars/1000 inhabitants with the 2003 survey). But it is still growing rapidly. It is a solution, for those who really want and need to use a car, to get involved the car-sharing system. The awareness of the benefits of car sharing is still very low in Krakow, like in many other Central and East European countries, although the future market potential, due to increasing problems of parking, congestion and pollution in cities, is expected to be high. B3 Actual implementation of the measure The measure was implemented in the following stage: B4 Stage 1: Preparation of materials to study of document (01.2007-04.2007) Logging of date to study of document from website about subject matter connected with car sharing system and regulations system in other European cities Stage 2: Scheme design of policy options for car sharing using in Krakow (04.2007 12.2007) Working document was created. Document was based on the experience of Genoa, Bremen and London. Stage 3: Introduction of document in Polish (01.2008) Stage 4: Consultation within carshering service and introduction the alterations into the document (01.2008 07.2008) Deviations from the original plan There are no deviations from the original plan B5 Inter-relationships with other measures The measure is related to the measure 12.3 Info mobility platform in Krakow that platform will give information about car sharing usage and its benefits. Page 2

C C1 Evaluation methodology and results Measurement methodology C1.1 Impacts and Indicators Table of Indicators Evaluation Category N Indicator Units Source of data Society 14 Acceptance level Willingness to Society Own use system Detailed description of the indicator methodologies: Methodology for indicator construction (survey, modelling, etc) Baseline date % UMK Survey 12.2007 No. UMK Survey 12.2007 Acceptance level Acceptance level is defined as the percentage of the population (inhibitions of Krakow) who favourable receive or approve Measure 9.5 ; the unit of indicator is % (percent). The method of measurement is survey (inquiry) among inhibitions of Krakow. The survey in situation before (baseline) has been conducted in July 2007. Inhibitions of Krakow: For sampling error 3% and significance level 0,050 747 inquiries. Willingness to use system - Willingness to use system is defined as percentage of car owners and others inquired questioned inhibitions of PK ready to use this kind of system if it had been introduced in Krakow. The survey in situation before (baseline) has been conducted in July 2007. Sample size for baseline data was set on: C1.2 Establishing a baseline Inhibitions of Krakow: For sampling error 3% and significance level 0,050 747 inquiries. Car sharing systems in Europe (Genoa, Bremen, London) have been analyzed and proper sharing scheme for city of Krakow has been prepared and proposed and it s still in process of approval. Results from the surveys of before implementation are prepared and available. C1.3 Building the business-as-usual scenario In business-as-usual scenario there is no car sharing system in Krakow still and the residents and institutions have no knowledge about this service, its potential in fulfilling of users travel needs as well as its benefits. For few years in Krakow there is strong tendency to ownership of car, especially among young people after obtaining the driving license they buy cars. More and more people have cars, the traffic congestion, problems with parking and air pollution has grown systematically. People don t know that solution of these problems may be car sharing usage because lack is documents and information about car sharing solution, about its financial feasibility, potential user groups, business model for car sharing etc. Page 3

C2 Measure results The results are presented under sub headings corresponding to the areas used for indicators society. Other groups of results are not used due to character of the measure. It is only conceptual idea of the system and it is not possible to evaluate it. C2.1 Economy C2.2 Energy C2.3 Environment C2.4 Transport C2.5 Society Only 11% of the repliers have been acquainted with car sharing system. The reason can be that car sharing is not a very old and popular system among people. The importance of informing the society about this system to gain the best result is comprehensible. (C2.5-1) 11% Yes No 89% C2.5-1. Awareness about car sharing system among Krakow s inhabitants Although only 11% of people were acquainted with system after getting familiar with car sharing idea 46% of the repliers announced their readiness to participate in the plan. (C2.5-2) Page 4

11% 46% Yes No I have not opinion 43% C2.5-2. Using own car to move into the city C3 Achievement of quantifiable targets No. Target Rating 1 To study options for car sharing using Krakow as test case for Poland 2 To identify financial feasibility, potential user groups, marketing approach, business model for car sharing in Krakow NA = Not Assessed = Not achieved = Achieved in full = Exceeded C4 Up-scaling of results Result of this measure is to develop a car sharing implementation and business study for Krakow, based on the experiences of other cities, so the up-scaling of measure results can be related with implementation of the car sharing service in Krakow. Implementation of this solution will allow to travel in the new way and the same to reduce the private car usage in travelling. People will have more choices concerning the transport means. Besides somebody who hasn t got car but who sometimes needs a car will have the possibility to use car sharing vehicle. Car sharing system will be the additional elements within mobility management measures, it could contribute to reduction of car traffic congestion, air pollution and problems with parking. What is more it helps to create the image of the city of Krakow as the city which implements more and more transport innovations. C5 Appraisal of evaluation approach On this level of measure realization we can say that applied indicators as well as methodology are appropriate chosen they allow to clearly and easy describe the situation before and after implementation of the measure. C6 Summary of evaluation results The key result is as follow: Key result 1 Only 11% of the repliers have been acquainted with car sharing system. The reason can be that car sharing is not a very old and popular system among people. The importance of informing society about this system to gain the best result is comprehensible. Page 5

Key result 2- According to results from survey 40% of the people who have the possibility of choosing PT or using their own car chose PT to travel in Krakow, which shows they consider PT of Krakow as a reliable mode of transportation. (C6-1) 17% 49% 34% Yes No I do not possess car C6-1- Using own car to move into the city Key result 3- As the diagram shows the main group of car sharing s users will be the working classes and students. Its more than 80% surveyed. (C6-2) 42% 41% The working classes Unempolyed Retired person Student / pupil 15% 2% C6-2- The main group of carsharing s users Page 6

D D1 Lessons learned Barriers and drivers complete please D1.1 Barriers Barrier Innovative solutions of using of car, unknown definition and idea of car sharing system for drivers. First of this type of analysis led in Poland. Low share of acquainted inhabitants. D1.2 Drivers Driver Relatively high level of enthusiasm among citizens of Krakow (in spite of low level of awareness) D2 D3 Participation of stakeholders Residents Residents take part in realization of this measure through participation in surveys (they gave their opinion) Representatives of cities where the car sharing system was implemented they participated in realization of this measure through consultations. They presented the car sharing system in their cities and provide guides to the measure leader. Recommendations Recommendation 1 to decide to next step. To inform about this program more number of community. For this purpose to prepare better information action for users in future. Recommendation 2 to prepare pilot project for specific area in Krakow for example Krakow Business Park. It could be the first surveyed groups. As Brema s example shows it s one of possibilities to choose potential clients. D4 Future activities relating to the measure In future the document will be summarized and widespread among city authorities. After accomplished showed at study analyses to be the project of system car sharing maybe it will wait in Krakow for realization. Analysis performed in feasibility study gives right to assume that the project will be finalized in Krakow. It would be the first such system in Poland. Transport policy currently existing in Krakow makes priority of creating conditions that would allow for faster and safer transportation of people with compliance to the restrictions regarding negative effect of the transportation on the environment. The project of the car sharing system can contribute to realization of this policy. Page 7