The Mobility Agent (GP60)

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The Mobility Agent (GP60) INVOLVE Import Workshop Warsaw 26 March 2014 Giuliano Mingardo Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam mingardo@ese.eur.nl 1

Introduction The use of mobility management in the Netherlands has grown dramatically in the last 5-10 years; Mobility management is implemented at local, regional and national level both from the public and the private sector; The Mobility Agent is just one of the different ways mobility management is implemented in the Netherlands; The Mobility Agent is a form of Public Private Partnership; 2

The Mobility Agent in Rotterdam: the Verkeersonderneming (VO) 3

Aim of the VO General purpose: to implement Mobility Management in the metropolitan area of Rotterdam Objective: together with employers to achieve a structural reduction of 5% of the number of vehicles in commuting and business trips (approx. 5% CO2- reduction). Aim: at least 2.060 less cars daily during rush hours. Action Plan: Mobility Management has been introduced in the city and region Rotterdam in February 2010. Team VO: started in March 2010; the Mobility Agent (mobiliteitsmakelaar) and a program manager from August 2009.

The approach of the VO Area-based mobility management: the metropolitan area of Rotterdam has been divided into 3 zones: for each zone a specific team has been assigned; Three-steps approach: in order to involve the large [private] companies operating in the metropolitan area; Focus on behavioral change: the aim is to get a permanent change in the travel behavior of the employees of these large companies;

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Policy: area-based Mobility Management Tussengebied Haaglanden-R dam (onderzoek Bereik!) Knopen stad-regio via Slim Bereikbaar Knoop A15-corridor/Haven via De Verkeersonderneming

The three-steps approach of the VO dsafasd Numbers of employees Modal split car Numbers of employees by car Target % car reduction Target reduction n. of employees by car Commitment mobiliteitsmakelaar executive Implementation project manager knoop mid-management Accessibility scan site analysis, inventarisation, employees survey advice to implement policy + offer contribution SB

Participating Employers

Finance of the VO 4,95M available for the whole project (4 years): 1M Organization costs the VO 3,45M Implementation of MM measures 0,5M Communication and public campaign Sponsors: 50% Ministry of Transport, 25% City of Rotterdam, 25% Stadsregio (+ Chamber of Commerce). Financial contribution for measures targeting employers and employees. No financial resources for supply-side measures, only demand management measures.

Behaviour change Examples: 1. Pricing: Parking policy 2. Divert traffic: Spits Scoren (travel outside peak hours) 3. Stimulate: financial incentives for E-bikes 4. Smart solutions: P+R 5. A new way to work (Het Nieuwe Werken) Change usual behaviour make the right choice!

National initiatives

Accessibility Scan In the last years the VO has conducted a large survey among the major employers located in the metropolitan area of Rotterdam Aim of the survey: to make an inventory of [among others] how employees travel to work, what are the reasons for choosing and not choosing a specific transport mode, what is the effect of having flexible working times, etc. September 2012: the whole dataset contains information about more than 12,000 employees working in the area of Rotterdam

Fitted values.3.4.5.6.7 Does age affect the use of A new way to work? 20 30 40 50 60 70 Age

Choice of transport mode and distance

0 10 20 30 40 Influence of gender on car commuting Being male significantly increases the distance of commuting by car. Distance travelled per commute by car Female Male

Probability of using A new way to work as distance home-work increases, for 4 different sectors

Commuting by bike

THANKS Any question? mingardo@ese.eur.nl

Organization Mobility Management Initiators: City Councilor for Transport and the President of VNO-NCW Rotterdam (on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce) Richting werkgevers - 2x ontbijtbijeenkomst - individueel contact Regieteam Slim Bereikbaar Stuurgroep Slim Bereikbaar knopen stad/regio e.a. Stuurgroep Verkeersonderneming - knoop Haven Overheid: gemeente en stadsregio Werkgevers: KvK en VNO NCW Uitvoeringsteam Slim Bereikbaar Regionale Taskforce Haaglanden-Rotterdam gezamenlijke projecten via Bereik Programmamanagers VO en Slim Bereikbaar + secretaris Programma manager Mobiliteits -makelaar Projectleiders Commun Analist Specialisten Secretaris i-catie Landelijke TFMM - voortgang 5 knopen en landelijke projecten Samenwerkingsverband Zuidvleugel: Bereik!