Smart Mobility─Intelligent Traffic Management Electronic Road Pricing Pilot Scheme in Central Core District
Smart Mobility─Intelligent Traffic Management Electronic Road Pricing Pilot Scheme in Central Core District
• Reduce traffic volume and alleviate traffic congestion
• Enhance the efficiency of road space
• Uphold the policy of according priority to mass carriers
• Improve roadside air quality
Objectives of the “Pilot Scheme”
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• Frequent commercial activities and rising traffic volume
• Prolonged stay or circulation of “chauffeur-driven vehicles”
• Illegal parking and loading/unloading activities
Traffic Congestion in Central Core District
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Smart parking meters
Disseminating real-time information
Enhancing pedestrian environment
Smart enforcement
Enhancing public transport facilities
Multi-pronged Approach Tackle Head-on Problems
Automated parking systems
Review restricted zones
Improving loading/unloading activities
International metropolises
Year of implementation
Drop in traffic volume
Singapore 1998 10-15%
London (UK) 2003 16%
Stockholm (Sweden) 2006 18%
Milan (Italy) 2012 34%
Gothenburg (Sweden) 2013 15%
New York (USA) In phases from
2019 Target 14%
Overseas Experience on Electronic Road Pricing
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Gothenburg (Sweden)
London (UK)
Milan (Italy) Stockholm (Sweden)
Singapore
New York (USA)
Legend: Less than 10 km/hr 10-20 km/hr 20-30 km/hr
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Traffic Speeds (Noon Peak) on Major Roads in Central Core District
Queen’s Road Central Wyndham Street N
Annual Average Daily Traffic Flow of Central Core District
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460000
470000
480000
490000
500000
510000
520000
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
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. of
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Year
Annual Average Daily Traffic Flow
↑10% from 2003 to 2017
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5% 12%
30%
8%
45%
Mass Carriers
Private cars
Others Goods vehicles
Taxis
55% mass carrier passenger trips 24% Private car passenger trips
12% Taxi passenger trips
8% Goods vehicle passenger trips
1 % Other passenger trips
Peak Traffic Flow of Central Core District
Breakdown by vehicle class (exceeding 12 000 vehicles per hour)
Breakdown by passenger trips
Private cars Mass carriers
45% of traffic flow 8% of traffic flow
200 000 passenger trips per day
500 000 passenger trips per day
Target
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Reduce traffic flow
by 10%-15%
To increase average
vehicle speed on major
roads by 3-5 km/hr
( 20-30%)
Shorten waiting time
at traffic signals
(3 rounds -> 1 round)
Reduce annual
vehicle CO2
emission from
vehicle by
~2800 tonnes
Equivalent to
planting over
100 000 trees
Widening of Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park entrance with
modifications of existing stairs and wheelchair ramp
Widening a section of promenade at
Western Fire Services Street
Widening and improving pedestrian crossing
near Shun Tak Centre
Widening footpath at Des Voeux Road Central (outside Prince’s Building)
Optimising Pedestrian Network- more accessible, more comfort
N
Legend:
Existing pedestrian network
Proposed enhanced walking route
Proposed footbridge
connecting City Hall with walkways to adjacent buildings
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Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park
City Hall
Straightening staggered crossing at Des Voeux Road Central
Central Core District
Central Core District
P
Site next to Sheung Wan Fire Station (to provide not less than 350 parking spaces) P
P
Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park
P Expansion and enhancement
of City Hall (to provide not less than 150
parking spaces) )
P
P Commercial development of Murray Road (to provide not less than 100 parking spaces for public use)
Legend:
Existing pedestrian
network
P Selected site for parking provision
Proposed enhanced walking route
City Hall
Park and Walk
N
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Vertical lifting and horizontal sliding type automated parking system to be provided at the proposed government building on Chung Kong Road in Sheung Wan
12
Legend:
Connaught Road Central
Garden Road
N
Preliminary Proposed Area
Central-Wanchai Road
Preliminary Proposed Area of the “Pilot Scheme”
Preliminary Proposed Charged Road
Non-charged Road
Road Outside of the Proposed Area
Travelling Routes
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Legend: Preliminary Proposed Area covered by the “Pilot
Scheme”
Charged road Travelling routes
From Mid-Levels
Travel via Garden Road
往上環以西
To east of Admiralty
To west of Sheung Wan
N
Travel via Central-Wanchai Bypass
Travel via Aberdeen Street
Charging Mechanism • “Cordon-based”── charged per pass • Simple and easily comprehensible→ facilitate implementation • Concept of “variable charges at variable periods”
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• Using in-vehicle units
• Adopting Radio Frequency Identification technology
• Supplemented by Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology
• In compliance with Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (Cap 486)
Technology Application
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Automatic Number Plate Recognition*
Radio Frequency Identification technology* In-vehicle unit
*For reference only
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*including Pedder Street, Wellington Street, Queen’s Road Central
(Time)
(Vehicles/hr)
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Traffic flow on Major Roads* in Central Core District
Proposed charging period from Mon to Fri
Proposed charging period on Sat
Mon - Fri
Sat
Sun
Exemption
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• Mass carriers
• Emergency and security vehicles
• Vehicles with disabled person’s parking permit
Taxi
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Goods Vehicle
Operational need
10% of traffic flow
30% engaged in kerbside
loading/unloading activities
30% of traffic flow with only 1 passenger
on average
Personalised point-to-point
public transport
• Professional bodies
• Academia
• Transport sector
• Green groups
• Others
Stakeholder Consultation
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□ Agree to the need to tackle traffic congestion
□ Generally support the concept of the “Pilot Scheme”
□ Need to tackle the vehicles waiting for prolonged period on roadside or circulating on roads
Way forward Building consensus, formulate design and details Striking together, implement intelligent traffic management system
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Thank you!
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Electronic Road Pricing Pilot Scheme in Central Core District
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SlideSpanFigureFigureFigureFigure•Reduce traffic volume and alleviate traffic congestion •Reduce traffic volume and alleviate traffic congestion •Reduce traffic volume and alleviate traffic congestion •Reduce traffic volume and alleviate traffic congestion
•Enhance the efficiency of road space •Enhance the efficiency of road space
•Uphold the policy of according priority to mass carriers •Uphold the policy of according priority to mass carriers
•Improve roadside air quality •Improve roadside air quality
Objectives of the “Pilot Scheme” Objectives of the “Pilot Scheme”
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SlideSpanFigureFigureFigureFigure•Frequent commercial activities and rising traffic volume •Frequent commercial activities and rising traffic volume •Frequent commercial activities and rising traffic volume •Frequent commercial activities and rising traffic volume
•Prolonged stay or circulation of “chauffeur-driven vehicles” •Prolonged stay or circulation of “chauffeur-driven vehicles”
•Illegal parking and loading/unloading activities •Illegal parking and loading/unloading activities
Traffic Congestion in Central Core District Traffic Congestion in Central Core District
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FigureAutomated parking systems Automated parking systems
FigureReview restricted zones Review restricted zones
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Drop in traffic volume Drop in traffic volume
Singapore Singapore Singapore
1998 1998
10-15% 10-15%
London (UK) London (UK) London (UK)
2003 2003
16% 16%
Stockholm (Sweden) Stockholm (Sweden) Stockholm (Sweden)
2006 2006
18% 18%
Milan (Italy) Milan (Italy) Milan (Italy)
2012 2012
34% 34%
Gothenburg (Sweden) Gothenburg (Sweden) Gothenburg (Sweden)
2013 2013
15% 15%
New York (USA) New York (USA) New York (USA)
In phases from 2019 In phases from 2019
Target 14% Target 14%
Overseas Experience on Electronic Road Pricing Overseas Experience on Electronic Road Pricing
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FigureMilan (Italy) Milan (Italy)
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FigureNew York (USA) New York (USA)
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6 Traffic Speeds (Noon Peak) on Major Roads in Central Core District Traffic Speeds (Noon Peak) on Major Roads in Central Core District
Queen’s Road Central Queen’s Road Central
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No. of Vehicles No. of Vehicles
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FigureFigure8% Goods vehicle passenger trips 8% Goods vehicle passenger trips
Figure1 % Other passenger trips 1 % Other passenger trips
Peak Traffic Flow of Central Core District Peak Traffic Flow of Central Core District
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TableSpanPrivate cars Private cars Private cars
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45% of traffic flow 45% of traffic flow 45% of traffic flow
8% of traffic flow 8% of traffic flow
200 000 passenger trips per day 200 000 passenger trips per day 200 000 passenger trips per day
500 000 passenger trips per day 500 000 passenger trips per day
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FigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureSpanReduce traffic flow Reduce traffic flow by 10%-15%
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SpanShorten waiting time at traffic signals Shorten waiting time at traffic signals (3 rounds -> 1 round)
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FigureFigureFigureFigureWidening and improving Widening and improving pedestrian crossing near Shun Tak Centre
FigureFigureFigureFigureWidening footpath at Des Voeux Road Central (outside Prince’s Building) Widening footpath at Des Voeux Road Central (outside Prince’s Building)
FigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureOptimising Pedestrian Network- more accessible, more comfort Optimising Pedestrian Network- more accessible, more comfort
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FigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureLegend: FigureExisting pedestrian network Existing pedestrian network
FigureProposed enhanced walking route Proposed enhanced walking route
FigureProposed footbridge connecting City Hall with walkways to adjacent buildings Proposed footbridge connecting City Hall with walkways to adjacent buildings
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FigureFigureProposed enhanced walking route Proposed enhanced walking route
City Hall City Hall
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FigureVertical lifting and horizontal sliding type automated parking system to be provided at the proposed government building on Chung Kong Road in Sheung Wan Vertical lifting and horizontal sliding type automated parking system to be provided at the proposed government building on Chung Kong Road in Sheung Wan
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FigureSpanLegend: Legend: Preliminary Proposed Area covered by the “Pilot Scheme” Charged road Travelling routes
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FigureSpan往上環以西 往上環以西
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•“Cordon-based”── charged per pass •“Cordon-based”── charged per pass •“Cordon-based”── charged per pass •“Cordon-based”── charged per pass
•Simple and easily comprehensible→ facilitate implementation •Simple and easily comprehensible→ facilitate implementation
•Concept of “variable charges at variable periods” •Concept of “variable charges at variable periods”
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SlideSpanFigureFigureFigureFigure•Using in-vehicle units •Using in-vehicle units •Using in-vehicle units •Using in-vehicle units
•Adopting Radio Frequency Identification technology •Adopting Radio Frequency Identification technology
•Supplemented by Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology •Supplemented by Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology
•In compliance with Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (Cap 486) •In compliance with Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (Cap 486)
Technology Application Technology Application
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FigureFigureAutomatic Number Plate Recognition* Automatic Number Plate Recognition*
FigureRadio Frequency Identification technology* Radio Frequency Identification technology*
FigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureIn-vehicle unit In-vehicle unit
FigureFigure*For reference only *For reference only
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*including Pedder Street, Wellington Street, Queen’s Road Central (Time) (Time)
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Traffic flow on Major Roads* in Central Core District Traffic flow on Major Roads* in Central Core District
FigureFigureFigureFigureFigureSpanProposed charging period from Mon to Fri Proposed charging period from Mon to Fri
SpanProposed charging period on Sat FigureMon - Fri Mon - Fri
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•Mass carriers •Mass carriers •Mass carriers •Mass carriers
•Emergency and security vehicles •Emergency and security vehicles
•Vehicles with disabled person’s parking permit •Vehicles with disabled person’s parking permit
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SlideSpanFigureFigureTaxi Taxi
18 Goods Vehicle Goods Vehicle
FigureFigureFigureFigureOperational need 10% of traffic flow 10% of traffic flow 30% engaged in kerbside loading/unloading activities
30% of traffic flow 30% of traffic flow with only 1 passenger on average
Personalised Personalised point-to-point public transport
SlideSpanFigureFigureFigureFigure•Professional bodies •Professional bodies •Professional bodies •Professional bodies
•Academia •Academia
•Transport sector •Transport sector
•Green groups •Green groups
•Others •Others
Stakeholder Consultation Stakeholder Consultation
19 □Agree to the need to tackle traffic congestion □Agree to the need to tackle traffic congestion □Agree to the need to tackle traffic congestion □Agree to the need to tackle traffic congestion
□Generally support the concept of the “Pilot Scheme” □Generally support the concept of the “Pilot Scheme”
□Need to tackle the vehicles waiting for prolonged period on roadside or circulating on roads □Need to tackle the vehicles waiting for prolonged period on roadside or circulating on roads
SlideSpanFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureWay forward Way forward
Building consensus, formulate design and details Building consensus, formulate design and details Striking together, implement intelligent traffic management system
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SlideSpanFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureFigureYour views are welcome! Your views are welcome!
Thank you! Thank you!
www.erp.gov.hkwww.erp.gov.hkwww.erp.gov.hkwww.erp.gov.hk
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