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Trial on Longer Trucks in Germany 01.01.2012 to 31.12.2016 Dr.-Ing. Marco Irzik Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen

Type 1 2 3 Permitted Longer Trucks 17.80 m up to 25.25 m t (4 4t) GVW 4 5 up to 24,00 m x 40 Ma Note: Number of axles may be lower in reality than shown in the pictures. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 2

Legal Basis: Exception Regulation Regulation of exceptions from road traffic legislation for Longer Trucks (LKWÜberlStVAusnV) Duration: 5 years = 01.01.2012 31.12.201612 2016 Including exceptions, terms and conditions regarding trucks, drivers and permitted roads. Prohibited, eg e.g. Prohibited is the transport of (labelled) dangerous goods, fluids in big tanks, living animals or swinging loads from the box ceilings. Overtaking is forbidden for the drivers of the Longer Trucks, except vehicles with less than 25 km/h. Obligatory: participation at the scientific evaluation Dr. Marco Irzik slide 3

LKWÜberlStVAusnV 2 Permitted road network All permitted roads which were provided by the participating Federal States are listed as a positive network. Exception: extended semi trailer (Type 1, L=17.80 m) All public roads in some Federal States; only on positive network in other Federal States 7. Exception Regulation from 27.12.2016 about 11,600 km permitted roads thereof nearly 70% motorways Dr. Marco Irzik slide 4

LKWÜberlStVAusnV 5 Technical requirements 9. Active Cruise Control or Emergency Braking System 3. Differential Lock or Traction Control System others 6. Automatically controlled axle load 11. Camera-system at the rear end 8. Electronic Stability Control System (ESP) Bild: LUIS GmbH 13. 4. Electronically controlled Braking System (EBS) 5. Disc brakes 2. Air suspension at and retarder every axle (except 1. Tracking lights at the steering axle) trailer Lots of technical requirements. Partly with implementation alternatives. Süßmann et al., 2013 Dr. Marco Irzik slide 5

Different evaluation phases Data collection 01/2012 12/2016 Interim report 16.09.2014 Final report 14.12.2016 Startup In depth 08/2010 10/2012 09/2012 04/2014 Final Spring 2015 summer 2016 Dr. Marco Irzik slide 6

Research projects (n=22) (vgl. www.bast.de Feldversuch Lang Lkw Wissenschaftliches Untersuchungsprogramm) Effects of Transport Demand (2: Basic Evaluation & Forecast) Impact on Vehicle Safety and Environment (3: vehicle safety e.g. braking or driving dynamics; noise emission) Impact on Loading of Road Construction (2) Effects on Safety Equipment & Fire Protection Design of Road Tunnels Impact on Vehicle Restraint Systems (3: concrete / steel; impact on bridges & operating conditions) Influence on Traffic Flow on Motorways Effects on Traffic Safety at Entrances on Motorways Trafficability (4: on motorways / especially on rest areas; at single level rural / urban junctions) Effects on Traffic Safety and Traffic Flow at Work Sites Effects of Overtaking and Clearing on Traffic Safety and Traffic Flow (2) Longer Trucks: Accompanying Scientific Research of Psychological Aspects (2) Dr. Marco Irzik slide 7

Documentation All findings of the scientic evalution are published under http://www.bast.de/de/verkehrstechnik/fachthemen/v1 lang lkw/v1 lang lkw.html Exspecially the final report (just in German language), a short report (l (also in English) but also all single reports about the different research projects and many other information. P Gespräch der Abteilung V Folie Nr. 8

Accident statistics During the 5 year field trial period the police reported about 13 accidents involving Longer Trucks. There was just 1 personal injury accident (U,P) and 4 serious damageonly accidents (U, SS). All other were just slightly damage only accidents (U,LS). Looking at the official accident statistics (just U,P & U,SS): At every second accident involving conventional trucks the truck was the main cause. With respect to the 5 U,PSS with Longer Trucks this was never the case. Although lh hthe data basis is small, the analysis of the accident situation in the field trial does not suggest that the deployment of Longer Trucks couldhaveany any adverseimpact on roadsafety safety. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 9

Some other statistics The average trip length per Longer Truck trip was around 240 km, with the values ranging from just over 10 km to almost 800 km per trip. More than 91 % of the trips were between warehouses and/or production sites as shuttle services or as the main leg. The spectrum of the goods carried by the Longer Trucks ranges from parts for the automotive industry through hdomestic appliances (white goods), air cargo, clothing and food to packaging material. In general, just very light goods with high volume. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 10

Findings Positive effects (* Within the scope of the field trial, it was determine that, if Type 2 to 4 longer trucks are deployed, 2 trips by Longer Trucks replace on average somewhat more than 3 trips by conventional trucks. Transport efficiency (tons & volume): + 15 25 % Environmental impact (fuel consumption): 15 25 % if a Type 1 longer trucks is deployed, 1 trip by the extended semitrailerreplaceson replaces average 1.07 trips by standard articulated vehicles. (* under the certain conditions of the field trial & as a vital prerequisite: high or optimal usage of load capacity Dr. Marco Irzik slide 11

Findings (just Type 2 5) Market potential & Impact on transport demand Observed, estimated from empirical surveys and calculated on the basis of the empirical findings (for 2030). Estimated market potential With regard to the whole German road network (in theory): max. 2 9 % of all 383 million truck trips respectively max. 3 7 % of all 29 billion veh km in 2012 could be substituted by Longer Trucks of Type 2 5 Dr. Marco Irzik slide 12

Findings (just Type 2 5) Model based transport demand for 2014 respectively 2030 (calculated on the basis of the empirical findings) However, as a result of the established regulatory framework (for instance operation on an approved network) and under the consideration ofthe specificcosts costs of different transportmodes modes, only a small proportion of the estimated potential will be exploited. This means that, in the modelled maximum scenario for 2030, there would be a forecast annual mileage of around 100 million vehicle kilometers for Type 2 to 5 Longer Trucks. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 13

Findings (just Type 2 5) Modal Shift Not observed in the field trail. Due to kind of goods and structure of logistics very unlikely. Also, just marginal intermodal shifts from the railways and inland waterways (0.1 and 0.3 permille respectively) due to the results of the transport modelling. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 14

Impact on transport demand Findings (just Type 2 5) Thus, on the whole, there is a positive impact on transport demand with regard to a reduction in the number vehicle kilometres actually driven and accordingly also in levels of climate change gases and air pollutants. However, it should be noted that possible rebound effects cannot be derivedempirically empirically and thus could not be seriously taken into account in case such effects did occur. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 15

Findings (just Type 2 5) Impact on infrastructure No consequences for most of the investigated issues Any difficulties that perhaps could occur under certain circumstances Could be more or less solved by adopting the infrastructure Due to number of Longer Trucks expected: Difficulties seem to be acceptable or at least manageable All in all: It can be stated, that significant problems did not emerge in the field trial. Measured against the multiplicity of issues that were considered, the number of potential risks identified is low. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 16

What s going on? Since 01.01.2017 regular operation of Longer Trucks of Type 3, 4 and 5 on the permitted road network. Overtime of 1 year for Type 2 respectively 7 years for Type 1. Some additional tests with Type 2 regarding gevsc until summer 2017. Reporting of accidents or difficulties in manoeuvrability of Type 1 Longer Trucks to BASt by the operators and police. Probably, investigations aboutthe the marketpotential and possible impact on transport demand of Type 1. Dr. Marco Irzik slide 17

Thank you for your attention! For more details see www.bast.de. For any further question: Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen Dr. Ing. Marco Irzik Tel: +49 (0)2204 / 43 575 mailto: langlkw@bast.de