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Mysuru PBS Presentation on 04.11.2017 Prepared by: Directorate of Urban Land Transport

Introduction to Mysuru Public Bicycle Sharing System Mysuru Public Bicycle Sharing System Bicycle based transportation system where users can take bicycle at any docking stations and return it back to any other docking station as per convenience. DULT and MCC has implemented the System with Area 128.42 Sq Km WB grant assistance. Docking stations are located within 500m vicinity in most of the locations. Population Vehicular Volume 8.87 lakhs as per Census,2011 Apprx 11 lakhs in 2017 6.5 lakhs as on 2017.(Ref- Traffic Police) Mysuru PBS area coverage with 500m buffer zone 45 stations are operational out of 48 docking stations. Area coverage of 28 Sq km (1/4 th of Mysuru area).

System Brief The PBS system has been inaugurated by the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Government of Karnataka on 04.06.2017. More than 7000 members has been registered in the system as on 01.11.2017. The system components of Mysuru PBS systems are as follows- 45 Docking stations are operational out of 48 docking stations. Total 700 ports are operational out of 750 ports. 425 no. of cycles are in the system out of 450 cycles. A central control centre has been set-up for controlling and monitoring. A website and Mobile phone app (Android and IoS) has been developed. 6 Registration centres along with 6 Mysuru One centers are performing registration activities. CCTV streaming is available for 44 locations. 6 Redistribution vehicles are operational.

Institutional Set-Up and Chronology of the implementation A Govt. Order has been issued to set up a Project Monitoring Committee for periodic monitoring and supervision of PBS Project under the chairpersonship of Deputy Commissioner, Mysuru District with the following members- Deputy Commissioner, Mysuru District, Mysuru : Chairperson Members: Commissioner of Mysuru City Corporation Commissioner of Police, Mysuru Commissioner of Musuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) Representative of Commissioner, DULT SE, MCC: member- convenor Implementation Process: DC, Mysuru along with MCC Commissioner on ride before system implementation. Implementation through PBS operator selected through tender process. Entire capital cost and O& M cost to be reimbursed to the operator. Six years contract duration: six months for setting up infrastructure; 5 ½ years of operations. The Govt has full control over the fare determination as the revenue earned through the System is going to MCC. The World Bank team reviewing the PBS system in Mysuru

Communication Network set-up for PBS system A microwave based communication system has been set-up exclusively for Mysuru PBS system. A stored value card system has been adopted for Mysuru PBS system. The user information are being updated in the Smart card only. A user can use the system even network fails between the docking stations and control centre. A QR code based system also implemented to make the registration process easy.

PBS Software A software has been developed to monitor and operate the system on a real time basis. The SLA reports are getting generated in the system. All the bicycle transactions are accounted in the system. The accounts report and daily collection reports are also available in the software. Reports can be downloaded in excel format for analysis.

Cyclathon Event organized 4 cyclathon event has been organized by the operator to promote PBS System in Mysuru. The cyclathon includes the journey between Chamundi Hill Foot and Top. These events was organized on 05.02.2017, 19.02.2017, 26.02.2017 & 21.03.2017.

Recharge Scheme and user charges Recharge Scheme User fees Validity Rs. 50 30 days Rs. 20 10 days Summary User Type Security Deposit (Refundable) (in Rs.) Fare Chart Time span Member user fees in Rs. 0-60 mins 0 1 hour- 2 hours 5 2 hours- 3 hours 10 3 hours - 4 hours 20 4 hours- 6 hours 50 6 hours- 8 hours 100 8 hours- 12 hours 150 Greater than 12 hours 250 The user will get a benefit of unlimited number of cycle hires for a trip duration of 1 hour throughout a month. User Fees (in Rs.) Processing Fees (in Rs.) Total (in Rs.) All Users 250 50 (valid up to 1 month) 50 350

Daily Progress monitoring Info (System generated info) Major stakeholders (Commissioner, DULT & MCC, MCC, DULT representatives and other MCC officials) are getting an daily update (MOBKAR Mobile message) summarizing the following details: Total No of Registration done. Daily no of registration done. Daily Bicycle transactions Daily Top-up count in No. (both Rs. 50 & Rs.20)

Bicycle Transactions for the month of September & October,2017 Chart Title 1200 1000 800 600 400 819 683 544 849 906 905 829 841 834 593 771 969 913 998 961 879 564 871 724 848 1039 971 947 686 707 837 498 758 408 408 338 549 794 316 823 876 798 805 755 722 701 729 582 570 586 650 510516 413 513 402 713 738787 732 763 652 681 589 544 200 0 0 During the month of September, the daily bicycle transaction no. has been observed to 800-1000/day on an average. During the month of September the bicycle usage /day has been increased to 2/day. 800-1000 daily trips have been converted to as PBS trip with Zero pollution level. The operation was closed on 30.09.2017 due to Dasara Event. The daily rides was affected in the month of October, because of heavy unusual rainfall.

Identification of peak and off-peak time in the system 4000 No of Transaction 3500 3000 3106 3421 2738 2678 2500 2394 2357 2242 2129 2000 1500 1804 1399 1465 1639 1525 1564 1000 500 0 386 93 6:00A.M to 10:00A.M has been considered as morning peak hour. This is primarily because of the reason that people have to catch train from Mysuru railway station during morning time. The Evening peak time is considered as 5:00P.M-7:00P.M. The usage become very low after 8:00P.M.

Distribution of Docking Stations-Check-in details The distribution of check-in and check-out cycles are distributed in a same manner. Maximum people are using the cycle as a last mile of connectivity and for shorter distance trips.

User Type & distribution of usage (System Info) User group between 20-30 years are the most predominant user type. The usage by the more than 40 years user group is higher than below 20 years user group. The usage up to 1 hour comprises 58% of the total usage. Very minimum no. of usage have been observed for more than 2 hours of usage continuously. The employees of different organization are the predominant user type. User Type Distribution 23% 30% Students 12% Employees Kids 35% Others

User Survey Data Analysis Sample size collected: 450 The people earning less than 10k/ per month are the predominant user type (61%). User Monthly Income Maximum people are using the system for work purpose only. The work & educational trips comprises 60% of the total usage. 21% 14% 4% 26% 18% 17% Dependent <5000 5001-10000 10001-20000 20001-50000 About 89% of the users feel that the cycles are >50001 comfortable to use. User Comfortness Purpose to use PBS 1% 0% 11% 8% 34% Work 31% Education 89% Comfortable Not Comfortable 26% Social Shopping Recreational Others

User Survey Data Analysis Based on the user survey, 25% of the users have shifted from 2-wheeler to the PBS System. Modal Shift to PBS 5% 25% 1% 2-Wheeler 35% of the users feel that the PBS system is affordable and 25% of the users are using the system as a last mile connectivity. Overall, 93% of the users feel that the system outcome is positive. 36% 3% 29% 1% Car Taxi Walk Auto Bus Others Reason to use PBS Overall User Experience 1% 6% 32% 8% 25% 35% Affordable Last Mile Connectivity Health Benefits Cheaper than other mode 93% Positive Negative Neutral

Scope for improvement suggested by the Users Demand for more number of docking stations has been raised. Providing GPS tracking system to cycles. Extending the time limits of operations. Improvement of network to solve the ports hanging issue. Providing more number of cycles in peak hours. Provision of bigger baskets to the cycles.

Implementation & Operational Challenges Implementation challenges: Site Clearance : Although most of the sites belong to the Mysuru City Corporation, getting site clearance taking longer time than expected. Alternate Site locations: Getting the alternate site locations with a provision of 1.5m clear footpath space was time consuming. Network Connectivity: Clear line of sight was not available from every docking stations to the Control centre/ Chamundi hill repeater. Operational Challenges: Redistribution of cycles: Every week around 300-500 new users are getting added. Identify a redistribution pattern was real challenge to the operator. Data Traffic: Because of more no of check-in and check-out, the data traffic flow between the docking stations and control centre is becoming too high.

Inclusive Benefits A bicycle based Public Transport option has been provided to the city residents to reduce the vehicular dependency on the motorized transit. 30% of the total users have been shifted from motorized mode to the PBS system. (Source-User Survey Data) The major destination areas are covered by the PBS system to encourage people to use PBS system. The PBS System is being used by the different income group. The usage is not restricted to the LIG people. The unisex bicycles have no gender bar and can be used by the women users too. Cycling at a city scale is helping to retain the charm of a heritage city with zero pollution level.

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