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STATIONS AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR NETWORKED MOBILITY Jannie Haek CEO, SNCB-Holding, Belgium Intermodality Centers 17-18 October 2013

STATIONS AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR NETWORKED MOBILITY

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STATIONS AS A DRIVINGFORCE FOR NETWORKED MOBILITYJannie HaekCEO, SNCB-Holding, BelgiumIntermodality Centers

17-18 October 2013

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A world in motion

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Demographics Growing world population 1950: 2.5 billion people 2012: 7 billion people

More and different mobility +35% in Europe

by 2030 More recreational transport

Globalisation Further growth of international

transport

Energy issue Increasing demand –

expensive oil Longer term oil shortage

Climate Greenhouse gases

> global warming

Social impact Congestion Accidents Air pollution Noise Spatial planning

The solution is not in more infrastructure, but in better use of the current infrastructure. Internet and new technology can serve as leverage to increase capacity.

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Our society is changing

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“Sharing will change mobility.” Ronald Haverman, MyWheels

“Wealth does not lie in ownership but in the use of things.” Aristoteles

“Our social status now depends more on access than on property.” Jeremy Rifkin, The age of access

“Mobile devices, gadgets and the Internet are becoming must-have lifestyle products that convey status. They offer a degree of freedom and social reach that previously only the automobile offered.” Thilo Koslowski, lead automotive analyst Gartner

“With this generation, what owning a car means is completely different from previous generations. It was a rite of passage. Now the rite of passage is a cell phone.” Annalisa Bluhm, General Motors

“To confirm their image, today’s young generation prefers to show off an iPad and Smartphone rather than a car.” Michel Martens, Febiac (Belgian car industry federation)

“Accessibility is now 24/7 and everything can be done on the mobile phone or a tablet. Find a vehicle nearby, reserve it, pay for it, change destinations and drop-offs, and access guides and navigation.” Michel Taride, Hertz International

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The solution

Networked mobility

Network

Services

Infrastructure

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Infrastructure

Gent-Sint-Pieters station

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TrainsTrams

Bikes

Bikes

Buses

Cars

Train 25%

On foot 22%Tram

20%

Bike 14%

Bus 10%

Car 7%

Kiss&Ride 002% Taxi

001%

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INTERMODAL NODE:TRAINS

INTERMODAL NODE:ROADS

HIGHWAY

RING ROAD

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TRAIN STATION

BUS STATION

TRAM STATION

KISS&RIDE

STATION BUILDING

INTERMODAL NODE:PUBLIC TRANSPORT

BUS

TRAM

BIKE PARKINGS (10,000 places)

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Other examples

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Mechelen: bicycle facilities Mechelen: station parking

Namur: new bus station Liège-Guillemins: direct access to the motorway

Mons: integration of bus station in train station

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The solution

Networked mobility

Network

Services

Infrastructure

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Mobility services to save time

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Bicycle point (repair shop, bike rental…) Blue-bike bike share

Cambio car shareCharging points for e-car, e-bike and e-moped

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Other time-saving services

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Gent-Sint-PietersToday: 11 shops (strong brands, e.g. Starbucks Coffee)Future: 51 shops (more than 4,000 m² additional space or shops and services)

Accessible to all (mobility-impaired travellers) Shops (restaurants, mini-supermarkets, etc.) in stations Services (Wifi, nurseries, tourist office, post office, banks, etc.) New forms of work arrangement (Working corner, Meet on the move, Flexible office space)

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Project development aroundstations

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Provincial gvt building Town hallRegional headquarters KBC Bank

Regional headquarters De Lijn

Station Leuven

Flemishadministration

2 hotels, offices and apartments

© Henderyckx

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The solution

Networked mobility

Network

Services

Infrastructure

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A high-performance network

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for your kind attention

...Thank you