Plans for introducing trolleybuses in the city of Helsinki



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Plans for introducing trolleybuses in the city of Helsinki Ville Lehmuskoski Director of public transport planning department Helsinki Region Transport

Helsinki Region Transport (HSL) 6 founding municipalities: Helsinki,Espoo, Kauniainen, Vantaa, Kerava and Kirkkonummi According to its charter, HSL can expand to cover all 14 municipalities in the Helsinki region. Vihti Kirkkonummi Mäntsälä Hyvinkää Järvenpää Nurmijärvi Pornainen Tuusula Kerava Sipoo Vantaa Espoo Helsinki Kauniainen

HSL s operating income by type of income in 2010 Total EUR 484.5 million Municipal contributions 47.4 % Revenue from charges 0.8 % Other income 0.8 % Government subsidies 1.0 % Rental revenue 0.4 % Ticket revenue 49.6 %

HSL s operating expenses by type of expenses in 2010 Total EUR 481.6 million Infrastructure services 11.6% Other purchases of services 4.4 % Staff expenses 3.1% Other expenses 0.3% Rental expenses 0.4% Operating expenses 80.1%

Passenger volumes in 2009 Bus Metro Tram Commuter train Suomenlinna ferry Passengers/year (million) 158 57 55 42 1.5 Weekday departures/ day 20,641 494 2,550 884 66 Total 313.5 24,635

Background of trolleybus plans Growing emphasis on environmental issues has increased the interest in trolleybuses Three studies has been done concerning trolleybuses: Enhancing environmentally friendly transport in Helsinki (2007) Feasibility study on trolleybus system in Helsinki (2008-2009) Preliminary plan on setting up trolleybus system in Helsinki (2009-2011) Helsinki (1960 s) Lyon (2006)

The role of trolleybus in public transport system VEHICLE LENGTH (m) ROLE Bus 12-15 feeder traffic & rural areas Trolleybus 18-24 high demand Tram 27-30 biggest demand in city center Metro 90 heavy rail, very high demand Commuter train 150-250 heavy rail, very high demand 7

Planned trolleybus line network Mostly in the city centre 9 trolleybus lines Length of wire network: 57 kilometres Amount of vehicles: 75 articulated trolleybuses 4,4 million vehicle kilometres / year 77 200 ajokm/verkkokm/v 1 trolleybus depot

Planned trolleybus line network depot

Possible trolleybus depot 10

Economical assessment Trolleybus line network (A) has been compared to current diesel bus and tram network (0+) The economical assessment includes infrastructure costs trolleybus operating costs environmental effects noise CO2, PM, NOx 11

Infrastructure costs Infrastructure of trolleybus network 32 Million Changes needed in the current diesel bus depot 5,5 Million Annual cost to maintain the infrastucture 2500 /km/year

Operating costs Linjaston aloitusvuosi 2014-2016- 2020-2025- Kuvaus Description of network 0 A- Liikennöintikustannukset Operating cost (million / milj.eur/vuosi year) A (ei Hernesaari) 0+ 35 106 714 35 106 714 35 106 714 35 556 743 A 35 106 714 35 551 205 33 456 153 33 506 300 A Ajoneuvokilometrit Vehicle kilometres (million / year) milj.km/vuosi 0+, ratikka tram 2 221 401 2 221 401 2 221 401 2 264 749 0+, bussi 6 523 214 6 523 214 6 523 214 6 523 214 0+, johdinauto trolleybus 0 0 0 0 A, ratikka tram 2 221 401 2 221 401 2 147 245 2 147 245 A, bussi 6 523 214 4 981 405 1 542 183 1 284 803 A, johdinauto trolleybus 0 1 625 982 4 395 645 4 644 268

Socio economical assessment (2014-2054) Milllion trolleybus versus bus & tram Benefits for the transport auhority Operating cost savings 21,1 Increase in ticket income 7,0 Maintenance cost -1,9 Benefits for the passengers Travel time savings 10,2 Other benefits Accident costs 4,5 Environmental costs 8,1 BENEFITS (discounted to year 2010) 49,1 Investment costs Public transport investments 16,2 interest 1,0 INVESTMENTS 17,2 COST/BENEFIT RATIO 2,9

Benefits Benefits for the transport authority 53% Benefits for passengers 26% Environmental benefits 16% Benefits in accident costs 9% The most important reason for high cost benefit ratio is that the investment cost (32 Million euros) is relativly low compared to the investmnts of the base scenario (12,3 million euros)

Possible schedule 2014 2016 2018 Beginning of construction A- linjaston Infrastruktuurin rakentaminen alkaa Beginning of operation A- linjaston liikennöinti alkaa Infrastructure construction for further lines Infrastruktuurin rakentaminen linjoille 39, 40 55, 57, 68, 71alkaa Beginning of operation of further lines 2020 Johdinautolinjojen 55, 57, 68, 71 liikennöinti alkaa 2023 2025 Infrastructure Hernesaaren construction infrastruktuurin rakentaminen for the last alkaa lines Beginning of Hernesaaren operationliikennöinti of the alkaa last lines

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