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The potential of big data to Transform Transport in cities The Impact of Big Data for Smart Cities Brussels 6th September 2013 Mark MAJOR Clean Transport and Sustainable Urban Mobility (DG MOVE C1) . Transport is a derived demand


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Mark MAJOR Clean Transport and Sustainable Urban Mobility (DG MOVE C1)

The potential of big data to Transform Transport in cities

The Impact of Big Data for Smart Cities Brussels – 6th September 2013

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 Basics

.Transport is a derived demand

» People want access to

  • Healthcare
  • Employment
  • Leisure
  • Education

. People are not 'demanding' urban

transport

  • Access to info/ideas/goods
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 Basics

.Avoid – the need to travel .Shift – to more appropriate modes

(influence and reward)

. Improve

  • Occupancy
  • Experience
  • Vehicle
  • Engine
  • Fuel

New

  • pportunities

Traditional effort

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 We need to transform urban mobility -

huge opportunity

.Transport is an organisational / informational

problem – not a technical one

  • What options?
  • What location?
  • What time?
  • What availability?
  • What cost?
  • What services?

.Huge external cost savings – to be captured

(health, infrastructure, delays, safety…..)

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 More diverse forms of mobility

.Peer to peer car pooling .Public bikes .Electric assisted bikes .Car sharing clubs .…………………..

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 The 2011 White Paper - Roadmap to a Single

European Transport Area s

» Oil dependency -

High and volatile oil prices

» - 60% Greenhouse

gas emissions by 2050

» Congestion » Competitiveness of

the EU economy

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 Ten Goals for a competitive and resource

efficient transport, including …two specifically urban.

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7 Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area

» Halve the use of ‘conventionally-fuelled’

cars in urban transport by 2030, phase them out by 2050

» Achieve essentially CO2 free city

logistics by 2030 – in major urban centres

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 Don't forget freight/parcels

.First and last mile are difficult/expensive .Information/organisational problem .Lockers at transport node points (train

stations)

.Out of hours services

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 Information sources

. EC Sustainable Transport:

http://ec.europa.eu/transport/sustainable/index_en.htm

. EC Urban Transport:

http://ec.europa.eu/transport/urban/index_en.htm

. Clean Power for Transport

http://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/urban/cpt/

. CIVITAS Programme: www.civitas-initiative.org . Local travel information service: www.eltis.org . European Platform on Mobility Management www.epomm.eu

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Mark MAJOR

mark.major@ec.europa.eu http://ec.europa.eu/transport/urban/index_en.htm

THANK YOU for your attention!