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CTL evaluation team CityMobil Evaluation Francesco Filippi CTL Sapienza Adriano Alessandrini, coordinator Paolo Delle Site Marco Valerio Salucci Daniele Stam 1 2 The European project CityMobil ATS in CityMobil Development and demostrations of innovative transport technologies for Automated Transport Systems (ATS): Cybercars (CC) High-tech Buses (HTB) Dual-mode Vehicles (DMV) Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) Tests, evaluations, and comparisons performed in several cities. Cybercars (CC) Dual-mode Vehicles (DMV) High-Tech Buses (HTB) Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) 3 4 The evaluation objectives What kind of transport services are ATS best suited to? What advantages do ATS offer over conventional systems? How would users react to ATS? What are the drawbacks? Will ATS be more sustainable than conventional systems? How much do they cost? SP5 deliverables WP5.1 Definition of the evaluative framework D5.1.1: Evaluation plan D5.1.2: Weightings for use in Multi-Criteria Analysis WP5.2 Demonstration evaluation D5.2.1: Field trial ex-ante evaluation report D5.2.2: First ex-post report D5.2.3: Second ex-post report D5.2.4: Final ex-post report WP5.3 Ex-ante evaluation of other case studies D5.3.1: Evaluation report for the ex-ante studies D5.3.2: First update for the evaluation report for the ex-ante studies D5.3.3: Second update for the evaluation report for the ex-ante studies WP5.4 Evaluation of advanced transport contribution to sustainability D5.4.1: Assessment of automated road transport systems contribution to urban sustainability 5 6 1

The types of evaluations Demonstrators are real implementations of the ATS. Showcases are pilot projects aimed at disseminating ATS through dedicated events in different cities. Case studies use simulations to reproduce the behaviour and performance of ATS over different urban areas. Evaluation techniques Implementation and measurements City simulation and scenario evaluation Technology testing Survey on acceptance and quality of service 7 8 Acceptance Quality of service Transport patterns Social Impacts Environment Financial Impacts Economic Legal impacts Technological success The evaluation categories Showcases Demonstrators Case studies Origins and destinations City Centre Inner suburbs Outer suburbs Suburban centre Major transport nodes Major parking lots Major educational or service facilities Major shopping facilities Major leisure facilities Corridors 9 10 Passenger Application Matrix (PAM) The PAM rows and columns are the origindestination (OD) considered in the cities. All the evaluations are in the PAM cells. The cells contain the ATS studied in the CityMobil cities according to the origin-destination of the trips they cover. The PAM provides a brief account of all evaluations and the first step for the selection of the most appropriate ATS in an OD. The PAM O D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. City centre 2. Inner suburbs 3. Outer suburbs 4. Suburban centre 5. Transport nodes 6. Parking lots 7. Service facilities 8. Shopping facilities 9. Leisure facilities 10. Corridors with eval. without eval. 11 CityMobil Evaluation 12 2

Demonstrator sites Castellon (ES) - HTB Heathrow (UK) - PRT Rome (IT) - CC La Rochelle (FR) - CC Showcase sites Daventry (UK) - PRT La Rochelle (FR) - DMV Orta San Giulio (IT) - DMV Trondheim (NO) - CC Vantaa (FI) - CC Case studies Gateshead (UK) CC, PRT, HTB, DMV Madrid (ES) CC, PRT, HTB, DMV Sophie-Antipolis (FR) DMV Trondheim (NO) CC, PRT, HTB, DMV Uppsala (SE) PRT Wien (AT) CC, PRT, HTB, DMV O City centre Example of PAM cells D City centre CC (Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien) PRT (Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien, Uppsala) DMV (La Rochelle, Orta San Giulio) Inner CC (Gateshead, Trondheim) suburbs PRT (Gateshead, Trondheim, Uppsala) HTB (Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien) Inner suburbs CC (Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien) PRT (Gateshead, Trondheim, Daventry, Uppsala) HTB (Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien) 16 Three cell examples City centre City centre Inner suburbs Inner suburbs Outer suburbs City centre City centre City centre Case studies: CC Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien; PRT Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien, Uppsala; DMV Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien. Showcases: DMV La Rochelle, Orta San Giulio. CityMobil Presentation 17 CityMobil Presentation 18 3

Indicators Case studies Transport patterns Social, environmental and financial impacts Showcases Acceptance Quality of service The techniques MARS simulation for Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, and Wien ATS PRTsim micro-simulation for Uppsala CityMobil Presentation 19 CityMobil Presentation 20 110 Accessibility to key services 102 98 96 94 92 CO 2 reduction CityMobil Presentation 21 CityMobil Presentation 22 (B C)/C 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 Business Case Result Gateshead Madrid Trondheim Wien PRT comparison Trondheim (Mars) and Uppsala (PRTsim) Similar features of the PRT schemes 4-place vehicles 35-40 km/h as average speed PRT segregated from other traffic -1.0 CityMobil Presentation 23 CityMobil Presentation 24 4

Modal share simulations UPPSALA Modal Shares TRONDHEIM Modes with PRT % % with PRT % % PRT 20 +20 27 +27 Car 55-10 30-10 Slow Modes 25-5 38-15 Bus 0-5 5-2 DMV at La Rochelle and Orta Acceptance and quality-of-service indicators Each indicator scored in questionnaire from 5 (completely satisfied) to 1 (completely dissatisfied). Indicator performance is average value of all scores provided by the interviewees. 25 CityMobil Presentation 26 5 4 3 2 1 La Rochelle and Orta 0 Usefulness Ease of use Comfort DMV Safety Security City centre City centre Main results: ATS perform best in small/medium cities (e.g. Gateshead and Trondheim), with better benefits and advantageous BCR PRT is more convenient than the other technological solutions for the centres of small/medium cities. CityMobil Presentation 27 CityMobil Presentation 28 Inner suburbs Inner suburbs Case studies: CC Gateshead and Trondheim; Feeder CC Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien; PRT Gateshead and Trondheim; HTB Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien; DMV Gateshead, Madrid, Trondheim, Wien. Showcase: PRT Daventry Indicators Case studies Transport patterns Social, environmental and financial impacts Showcase Acceptance Quality of service CityMobil Presentation 29 CityMobil Presentation 30 5

110 Accessibility to key services 102 98 96 94 92 CO 2 reduction CityMobil Presentation 31 CityMobil Presentation 32 (B C)/C 3.0 2.0 1.0 Business Case Result 5 4 3 2 PRT showcase at Daventry 0.0-1.0 1 0 Usefulness Ease Reliability Comfort of use Safety Security CityMobil Presentation 33 CityMobil Presentation 34 Inner suburbs Inner suburbs Main results: In general the implementation of complementary measures appears to have the most significant impacts. Implementations in small/medium cities show better impacts than in large cities. PRT is the best solution in Trondheim, while in a polycentric city like Gateshead the best solution is PT feeder CC. Beneficial effects also in Wien, but the BCR is disadvantegeous. Outer suburbs City centre Case studies: CC Trondheim PRT Trondheim HTB Madrid and Trondheim DMV Madrid and Trondheim Demonstrator: HTB Castellon CityMobil Presentation 35 CityMobil Presentation 36 6

Indicators Accessibility to key services Case studies and demonstrator: Transport patterns Social, environmental, and financial impacts Demonstrator: Acceptance Quality of service 110 Madrid Trondheim CityMobil Presentation 37 CityMobil Presentation 38 102 98 96 94 CO 2 reduction Business case result (B C)/C 3.0 2.0 1.0 92 0.0 Madrid Trondheim -1.0 Madrid Trondheim CityMobil Presentation 39 CityMobil Presentation 40 5 Castellon acceptance Castellon quality of service 4 3 2 1 0 Usefulness Ease of use Reliability Integration with other systems CityMobil Presentation 41 CityMobil Presentation 42 7

Castellon transport patterns 15% system modal share (PT modal share of Valencia region is 14%) About 1500 daily passengers travelled on 2 km network) More than 200 passengers attracted from other transport modes Average waiting time: 5 8 minutes on weekdays Castellon environmental indicators Daily consumption: 985 kwh Energy efficiency: less than 0.5 kwh/pax km Noise: 74 db (under 96/20 EC limit) CityMobil Evaluation 43 CityMobil Evaluation 44 Castellon financial impacts Start-up costs Track construction and civil works 19 M Vehicles: 2.6 M for 3 Civis Cristalis hybrid buses Control systems and apparatus: 1.2 M Operating revenues 0.5 M per year Social NPV of 12 M in 20 years, due to: Accident reduction Noxious emission reduction Better use of resources Technological success indicators Docking accuracy evaluated 3 (quite sufficient) by the HTB drivers in a scale from 5 (best) to 1 (worst) One manual correction of the automatic driving every 3 trips Zero vehicle repairs needed in 10-month period Infrastructure (optical guidance) low maintenance cost CityMobil Evaluation 45 CityMobil Evaluation 46 Outer suburb to City Centre Main results: The HTB proved the most convenient ATS, better than DMV. The PRT proved positive in Trondheim (small city). Evaluation general results ATS generally perceived as easy to use and useful for solving mobility problems ATS evaluated as reliable, especially in partly automated applications with driver Comfort, privacy, safety and security performances are positive 06/12/2011 CityMobil Presentation 47 8

Ease of use Ease of use evaluation CC CC DMV PRT DMV HTB PRT CC Average evaluation: 3.8 (results of 3 demonstrators and 5 showcases) Heathrow PRT demonstrator evaluation: 4.6 Highest value Daventry PRT showcase: 3.1 Lowest value, due to the vehicles used in the showcase CityMobil Presentation 49 Evaluation of PRT and CC PRT and CC are best-performing ATS: in small/medium cities as autonomous public transport in the city centre as feeders for public transport where demand is spread around urban periphery If segregated, high installation costs but high mobility benefits If not segregated, low installation costs, but legal aspects of vehicle certification to be considered Evaluation of HTB and DMV HTB: best-performing ATS in medium/large cities on high demand corridors require high investment costs provide high social benefits and are socially viable DMV: show same CC benefit as public transport feeder allow advanced car-sharing through innovative capabilities as automatic parking and platooning Thank you For information: CITYMOBIL Website: www.citymobil-project.eu 9