1. Oulu, a green city? A traffic planning point of view 2. History of traffic planning in Oulu 3. Cycling in Oulu 4.

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Development of bicycle, pedestrian and public transportation networks in Oulu Green Ways for Green Cities, 14-05-2013, Oulu INDEX 1. Oulu, a green city? A traffic planning point of view 2. History of traffic planning in Oulu 3. Cycling in Oulu 4. Walking in Oulu 5. Public tranportation in Oulu 1

Public transport Walking Cycling Photo by Oululehti Rotuaari 2

MODAL SPLIT DEVELOPMENT Year 1962 1989 2009 27 % 42 % 17 %9 % 16 % 28 % 48 % 6 % 19 % 21 % 54 % 5 % Walking Cycling Private car Public transportation Other 0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % 100 % MODAL SPLIT IN FINNISH CITIES Oulu Helsinki Tampere Jyväskylä Turku Lahti Walking 19 26 28 22 30 26 Cycling 21 7 4 14 13 14 TOTAL 40 33 32 36 43 40 Public transportation 5 26 16 6 9 5 GREEN CITIES? 45 59 48 42 52 45 Private car 54 39 50 58 48 55 = a major challenge Source: EPOMM Modal Split Tool 3

Photo: PPM, Uuno Laukka collection THE GROWING CITY OF OULU INHAB. New Oulu 2013 200 000 150 000 100 000 Oulu University 1959 50 000 25 000 10 000 Oulu founded 1605 Railway to Oulu 1886 TRAFFIC PLANNING PERIOD 1600 1650 1700 1750 1800 1850 1900 1950 1970 1990 2000 2010 YEAR 4

TRAFFIC PLANNING EMERGED IN 1960 S PPM, Uuno Laukka Collection TRAFFIC PLANNING PROCEDURES WERE CREATED, FIRST STEPS TAKEN PPM, Uuno Laukka Collection 5

AN EYE-OPENER IN 1969 CYCLING IN OULU 6

WHY OULU IS SO SPECIAL? About 650 km of bicycle and pedestrian routes One of the most extensive cycling networks in the world / inhabitant (4,3 m) Not lanes among cars, but a separate, own network Separated by a green stripe or by a shoulder stone Busy crossings in levels Lots of routes inside the city structure Every bicycle and pedestrian route have street lights 98 % maintained during wintertime Unique cycling culture Historical / cultural reasons A normal thing to do; even grannies cycle during winter City of Oulu CYCLING SEGMENTS IN OULU 1. Active cyclists all year round Cycle daily or several times a week both summer and winter time 2. Active summer cyclists, random winter cyclists Cycle daily or several times a weeks in summer time, but less than once a week in winter time 3. Active summer cyclists, never on winter time. Cycle daily or several times a weeks in summer, never in winter time 4. Random cyclists Cycle summer time less than once a week, winter time even less 5. Non-cyclists Do not cycle 6. Others Missing answers make segmentation impossible Population over 6 year old 7

CYCLING MILESTONES IN OULU 1969 Transport System Plan walking and cycling were included for the first time 1972 Development Plan of Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic extensive network separated from car traffic covering the whole city separate funding for bicycle and pedestrian projects (also a lot of construction using other funding sources) since then cycling and pedestrian planning have been a part of the system 1981 Development Plan of Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic in City Center 1987 Pedestrian zone Rotuaari opens in the city centre 1993 Rotuaari extensions were made 2007 Strategy for Bicycle and Pedestrian traffic For the whole Oulu Region (Oulu + 12 municipalities + Road Authority) 2010 Development Plan of Bicycle and Pedestrian traffic 2011 2013 Rotuaari extensions, heating 2012 Cycling trip planner service PPM A close-up on next slide Bicycle and pedestrian network 1982 (as planned in 1972) Regional bicycle network plan 2020 (from 2004) 8

Close up from the previous page Crossings in levels Bicycle and pedestrian network 1982 (from 1972) KEY FACTORS FOR CYCLING SUCCES IN OULU Human factors Cycling was understood to be an equal mode of transportation right from the beginning Became an essential tool in traffic and area planning Conflict of interests between traffic modes were found nonexistent Political factors Extensive political unity was achieved in 1980 s Political support has been an essential tool for the success Residents are proud of the cycling network Economical factors A separated funding from the year 1972 Though mainly the network is funded trough larger traffic infrastructure investments 9

KEY FACTORS FOR CYCLING SUCCESS IN OULU Ilpo Okkonen Technical factors Regional accessibility as the baseline Quality demand: paved, street lights, winter maintenance Cycling routes planned to go inside the city structure Continuation important -> expensive solutions were needed Crossings with busy streets and roads in levels Shared space with cars on low trafficked residential streets Car free city centre EXAMPLE OF A CITY MASTER PLAN Main street Other streets Crossings/ roundabouts Main route (regional) other routes Grade separation Roads Bicycle and pedestrian ways 10

WALKING IN OULU ROTUAARI PEDESTRIAN ZONE IN THE HEARTH OF OULU - 1967 the first try - 1976 the second - Third time succeeded in 1986 - Extensions in 1993 and 2011 - Heating 2011-2013 HS Oulun liikekeskus ry 11

ROTUAARI HEATING 2011-2013 SHARED SPACE OR SEPARATED? Aamulehti 12

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN OULU Kaleva STARTED IN 1947 Offer and demand by Koskilinjat 1995-2009 Line km Passangers Kaleva 13

A LESSON LEARNED Long term planning and dedication are needed Co-operation between authorities and organizations essential New tools and ways of promoting cycling, walking and public transportation are needed 14

THANK YOU! 15