IBI Group | iTrans

March 4, 2016

National Dissemination Workshop

Guidance Documents For Transit Oriented Development (TOD),

Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) And Public Bicycle Sharing (PBS)

PROJECT OVERVIEW

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The Sustainable Urban Transport Project

(SUTP) is a capacity building programme that

is jointly funded by MoUD, GEF, World Bank

and UNDP

Project Objectives

• Enhance capacity in implementing plans

for Transit Oriented Development (TOD),

Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) And Public

Bicycle Sharing (PBS)

• Develop Guidance Documents

• Prepare City Specific Plans

TOPIC AREAS

Transit Oriented

Development

(TOD)

Public Bicycle

Sharing (PBS)

Non-Motorised

Transportation

(NMT)[ ] [ ] [ ]

PROJECT METHODOLOGY

• Kick-off Meeting

• Project Understanding

• Study PlanningInception

• Review of Best Practices

• Outline of the Guidance DocumentsPreliminary Framework

• Develop Material for Workshop

• City Selection framework

• Present Stage 2 findings

• Obtain & Incorporate Stakeholder Inputs

Workshop

• Guidance Docs for NMT, Bikesharing & TOD

• Develop City-Specific Plans for selected Cities

• Assist MoUD in Empanelment

“How-To” Docs

• Presentation of DRAFT Guidelines to Cities & Stakeholders

• Obtain & Incorporate Feedback

• Capacity Building

Outreach

• Presentation of FINAL Guidelines to Cities & Stakeholders

• Capacity Building

• Terms of Reference

Finalization

• Kick-off Presentation

• Inception Report with Work Schedule & Tasks

• Best Practices Report

• Learnings Report

• Guidelines Outline

• Workshop Presentation• Workshop Report• Finalize Pilot Cities

• NMT, Bikesharing & TOD

Guidance Docs

• City Specific Plans

• Consultant Empanelment

List

• Preparation of Digital & non-Digital Media

• Outreach Presentations

• Final Workshop Reports

• Final Guidelines

• ToR Documents

End Goal: Livable Communities

• Compact, mixed use development

• Good, accessible transit

• Access to a choice of modes

• Streets designed for people!

• One size does not fit all

• Create efficiencies through effective integration of

planning sectors

• Think big and think small – a number of small coordinated

improvements will add up to a big change

• Work together, meet often and share your successes

De-mystifying TOD, NMT & PBS

BENEFITS

SOCIAL

Increased mobility

choices for all

Increased disposable

household income

Increased health

benefits

Increased public

safety

Increased housing

choices for all

ECONOMIC

Increase in economic

productivity

Increased land values

& property tax

revenues

Increased transit

ridership

Reduced road &

infrastructure costs

ENVIRONMENTAL

Reduced rates of

vehicle kilometres

travelled

Space efficiency

Energy efficiency

Better air quality

Conservation of

resource lands &

reduced urban sprawl

State of the Art Review – TOD – International Best Practices

Colombia TOD NAMA

Singapore Regional Vision

Hong Kong Station Area Planning and Podium

Development

Curitiba Trinary Structural Axis

State of the Art Review – TOD – Ongoing Initiatives

Hubli - Dharawad, KarnatakaNew Delhi, India Kochi, Kerala

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

Pimpri Chinchwad,

Maharashtra

Chennai, Tamil Nadu Ahmedabad, India

State of the Art Review – NMT – International Best Practices

Bogota CicloRuta

Hong Kong Elevated WalkwaysHouten Filtered Permeability

New York NMT Retrofits

State of the Art Review – NMT – Ongoing Initiatives

• Jaipur Modern

Rickshaw Credit Plan

• Chennai – Pedestrian

Infrastructure - ITDP

• ATCAG – Bangalore

• Cycle Day – Bangalore

• Footpath widening –

Bangalore CBD

• Naya Raipur NMT Master Plan

• Free Bicycle

Program – Bihar

• Fazilka – India’s first Car-Free City

• Ecocabs – Fazilka

• Punjab Cycle Rickshaws regulation

of License (1976) • Delhi Bicycle Lanes

• Raahgiri Day – Gurgaon

• Safe Access –

Marol, Mumbai -

Embarq

• Mumbai Skywalks

• Madhya Pradesh

NMT Master Plans

• Nanded Complete Street Design

State of the Art Review – PBS – International Best Practices

Montreal BIXI

Mexico EcobiciLyon Velo’v

London Barclays (now Santander)

State of the Art Review – PBS – Ongoing Iniatives

Chennai

Operations are expected to start by mid 2014

Will be well integrated with city’s public transport modes

Mysore

Substitute motorized vehicles by bicycles in the city center

ATCAG – Bangalore

About 100 stations

300 registered users

Namma Cycles

Long term bicycle sharing system

Green bicycle (DIMTS)-Delhi

Pick up & Drop a bicycle stations

Integrated with the public transit

Delhi Metro Cycle Feeder Service

Bicycle rental program

Fre’mo-Thane, Mumbai

Public Bicycle Sharing System in Thane, on the outskirts of Mumbai

Cycle Chalao - Mumbai

Currently shut down

Lesson: Involve the Government

OPPORTUNITIES IN INDIA – Growing Urbanization

OPPORTUNITIES IN INDIA – New and Upcoming Public Transit

OPPORTUNITIES IN INDIA – Impetus to Smart Cities

PROJECT OUTCOMES

Guidance Documents

PROJECT OUTCOMES- CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOPS

• To disseminate information on the

three emerging concepts of TOD,

NMT & PBS

• To increase awareness and capacity

of policy leaders, decision makers and

consultants about integrated land use

and transportation planning

• Empanelment Of 25 Consultants who

can carry out projects in these three

areas.

PROJECT OUTCOMES- CITY SPECIFIC PLANS

• Adapt & apply the guidance

documents to develop City Specific

Plans

• Resource for future cities interested

in implementing the concepts

• How the planning process & design

elements are to be contextualized

for specific cases.

• Selection of cities to ensure

balanced distribution based on

regional variation, population size and

transit-system

Agenda