How can parking policy change the city?

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How can parking policy change the city? Outcomes from new parking policies in Madrid EPA POLIS SEMINAR Krakow, September 15th, 2016 Sergio Fernandez Balaguer Empresa Municipal de

INDEX How can parking policy change the city? Outcomes from new parking policies in Madrid INTRODUCTION ADDING VALUE TO PARKING INFORMATION: MADRID PARKING APP MADRID APARCABUS APP ON-STREET INTELLIGENT PARKING SCHEME SOME RESULTS OFF-STREET PARKING: TRENDS AND NEW SERVICES UPCOMING INITIATIVES: NEW MADRID PARK&RIDE PLAN

INTRODUCTION MADRID: some figures - 3,23 million inhabitants - 1,72 million vehicles - 8,4 million trips/day (2,5 million trips/day done with private car) - 150.000 parking lots managed by licensee companies

INTRODUCTION AIR POLLUTION - Road transport is the main GHG source and air pollutant agent in the city of Madrid Evolution: NOx PM GHG 56 % 65 % 34 %

INTRODUCTION OBJETIVES New approach of city government Improve urban mobility, especially at peak hours. Reduce air pollution in Madrid. Improve the urban environment. Fewer vehicles accessing the city. Improving the sustainability of transport in the city, increasing ridership in public transport means.

ON-STREET INTELLIGENT PARKING SCHEME - First contract in Spain with 3 different fully integrated models of parking meters - Dynamic pricing according to: - Vehicle technology - Occupancy levels - Centralized real time information 1st August 1st, 2013: call of tender Nov 1st, 2013 awarding July 1st, 2014 launch of the operations

ON-STREET INTELLIGENT PARKING SCHEME: VEHICLES CLASIFICATION Class Type of vehicles by category Category (Sector) Fuel Technology A Passenger cars Non plug-in hybrids, LPG y CNG B Passenger cars Light vehicles Heavy vehicles < 80mg/km Petrol EURO 4-5-6 Diesel EURO 6 Petrol EURO 4-5-6 Diesel EURO 6 EURO VI Bus/coach (not EMT ones) All EURO VI C Petrol EURO 3 Passenger cars 80-250 mg/km Diesel EURO 4-5 Light vehicles Diesel EURO 5 D Heavy vehicles Passenger cars Light vehicles Heavy vehicles 250-500 mg/km EURO V Petrol EURO 2 Diesel EURO 3 Petrol EURO 3 & previous Diesel EURO 3-4 EURO III-IV Bus/coach (not EMT ones) All EURO V & previous E Petrol EURO 1 & previous Passenger cars >500 mg/km Diesel EURO 2 & previous Light vehicles Diesel EURO 2 & previous Heavy vehicles EURO II & previous 7

ON-STREET INTELLIGENT PARKING SCHEME FARE TYPES: DISCOUNTS AND PENALTIES Green: priority to residents (lable-annual fee). More expensive to visitors Blue: visitors (+ residents ) 8

ON-STREET INTELLIGENT PARKING SCHEME ALL PAYMENT SYSTEMS - Cash - At the moment - Virtual balance - Credit card - Prepayment contactless card - Smartphones apps - 2 million tickets every day

ON-STREET INTELLIGENT PARKING SCHEME VIRTUAL BALANCE The system keeps the remaining payment linked to the plate number of the vehicle 10

ON-STREET INTELLIGENT PARKING SCHEME THREE DIFFERENT APPS: INTEROPERABILITY Telpark E-Park EyssaMobile 11

OFF-STREET PARKING INCREASING TREND 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 Number of off-street parking facilities directly managed by the city 2005-2015 7 9 11 12 13 13 15 16 2 1 2 2 0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 250 off-street public parking facilities in Madrid (public and private)

OFF-STREET PARKING INCREASING TREND Number of vehicles / Year 1.400.000 1.200.000 1.000.000 800.000 600.000 400.000 200.000 0 2007 243.726 244.951 257.627 2008 2009 2010 303.197 2011 842.333 2012 1.053.900 1.111.121 1.216.540 2013 2014

14.000 subscribers EMT: 16 underground parking facilities and 3 types of them: rotation, residents and mixed 1.150.000 vehicles (rotation parking) 1.484 users (resident parking) 7.750.000 (income from rotation parking) Underground parking slots: 3.592 (rotation) 2.013 (residents) 2015 figures

OFF-STREET PARKING ADDING NEW SERVICES PARKING EV CHARGING POINTS NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL RECUERDO 36 ORENSE 5 SAN EPIFANIO 8 AVENIDA PORTUGAL 20 MARQUES DE SALAMANCA TOTAL 75 6

Parking Nuestra Señora del Recuerdo Parking Orense Parking Marqués de Salamanca Parking Avenida de Portugal Parking San Epifanio

ADDING VALUE TO PARKING INFORMATION EASING ACCESS TO DATA: APPS Shortly after taking over the responsibility for managing public parking facilities, EMT developed in September 2014 a protocol for exchange of information in order to include all parking's managed from EMT. This protocol was also introduced to private parking licensees. A information managing portal was also developed, so private managers can get updated information about each parking facility. Last August 2015 EMT Madrid launched Parking Madrid app, and shortly after, the Madrid Aparcabus app

MADRID PARKING APP

PARKING MADRID APP

PARKING MADRID APP

PARKING MADRID APP

PARKING MADRID APP

SHARING INFORMATION All the information can be obtained by open sources. The parking API is documented in http://opendata.emtmadrid.es The API offers data about available parkings and points of interest It allows making geocoding queries about parkings and points of interest (Pois) around a certain city place of the city. It offers to other apps the possibility of integrating data freely https://servicios.emtmadrid.es Parking & Pois

WORKING TOGETHER FOR THE CITY A web portal has been developed so other parking managers can provide their data and keep them without any managing cost. Data provided by other managers is automatically integrated on the system, and it is make available automatically through the Open data API So far the app includes information of 58 parkings out of a total of 250 https://servicios.emtmadrid.es Parking & Pois

WHERE TO FIND THE APP Link to Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co m.emt.emt_parking&hl=es Link to Apple Store: https://itunes.apple.com/es/app/parkingmadrid/id985106342?mt=8 http://opendata.emtmadrid.es

MADRID APARCABUS APP http://showroom.emtmadrid.es/aparcabus/index.html

SOME RESULTS: traffic fines Decreasing trend 2.246.756 in 2015 (half of 2005) 1.854.303 fully resolved 6,87% reduction from 2014 to 2015 44,78% of them related to parking indiscipline, with more than 1 million of them for not issuing the ticket (however, compared to 2010 the parking fines have decreased by 55,28%)

SOME RESULTS: Traffic evolution At a city level At the first ring

UPCOMING INITIATIVES NEW PARK & RIDE PLAN Both Madrid region and city have already P&R facilities However, the capacity is limited and there is room for improvement. Complying with the measure number 53 of Madrid SUMP (implementing and managing P&R facilities)- Dec 14 Combining Metropolitan Area and Municipality Other examples studied: Paris, Bordeaux, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart, London, Bristol and Bilbao

CURRENT P&R NETWORK Current capacity In Madrid province there are 61 parking facilities considered as P&R with a total of 27.836 parking lots (60,06% of them are free of charge = 14.949 parking lots) The next table shows the parking lots in the different road axis entering the city and the tariff area of public transport system ROAD AXIS TOTAL NUMBER PARKING FACILITIES TOTAL PARKING LOTS FREE OF CHARGE LOTS PAY LOTS TARIFF ZONE A-1 4 1.419 1.019 400 A / B1 A-2 11 2.895 2.230 665 A / B1 / B2 / B3 / C1 A-3 10 1.793 1.793 A / B2 / B3 A-4 11 5.163 5.163 A / B1 / B2 / B3 / C1 A-42 6 2.567 2.567 A / B1 / B2 / B3 A-6 16 8.616 1.590 7.026 A / B1 / B2 / B3 / C1 / C2 M-607 3 2.438 588 1.850 B1 / B2 / B3

NEW PARK & RIDE PLAN Parking models Location and building characteristics With good connections with the PT network: train, metro, bus Out of congested areas at peak hours Great accesibility from the main nearby roads Maximizing sustainability. Minimizing building works and cost (including maintenance). Whenever possible, maximum distance of 200 meters from the parking lot to the public transport mean. Optimum distance of 50 meters away.

NEW PARK & RIDE PLAN Parking models Management characteristics Free of charge (beyond the cost of the PT ticket). Exceptionally, minimum cost could apply (0,50-1,50 / day) Exclusivity. The validation is made using the PT ticket linked to a certain specific parking facility Minimum stay: 2-4 hours Maximum stay: 16-24 hours On-street parking regulation in the sourroundings to avoid indiscipline Fast, convenient and efficient payment systems

NEW PARK & RIDE PLAN Measures to promote its use Use of information panels and development of telematic tools and mobile devices to: Provide real time information to those circulating in the access roads on the availability of parking lots, estimated arrival time and fastest route Provide information on the estimated arrival time of the next PT service associated to the P&R facility Provide any other relevant information Easy access by using dedicated traffic lines Including charging infrastructure and synergies with other mobility solutions (cycling, taxi, shared mobility, etc.)

NEW PARK & RIDE PLAN Efectiveness time Total time since parking the car until final destination by PT must be lower than driving your own car price Total cost of service (parking + PT ) must be more economic than using your own car convenient Good and convenient location. Good accesibility for vehicles. Easy access on foot

NEW PARK & RIDE PLAN LOCATION PROPOSAL 9.570 new parking lots 12 new locations: 1. Pitis 2. Paco de Lucía 3. Fuente de la Mora 4. Valdebebas 5. Canillejas 6. Estadio olímpico 7. Santa Eugenia 8. San Cristóbal 9. Villaverde Alto 10. Villaverde Bajo Cruce 11. Aviación Española 12. Colonia Jardín 9 in surface 1 in height 2 underground

NEW PARK & RIDE PLAN BUDGET AND STATUS Budget: 139.757.193 Status: Approved by the Government Board of the City last July 14th, 2016 Works from now until May 2019

Thank you very much! sergio.fernandez@emtmadrid.es Empresa Municipal de