Bus Rapid Transit Project: City of Tshwane - Presentation Transcript
World Bank “ Bus Rapid Transit: Lessons Learned and Learning” Forum Washington DC Presented by: Hilton Vorster Hannes van der Merwe 14 January 2009 Bus Rapid Transit Project: City of Tshwane
CITY OF TSHWANE 2,27 million residents Area 3200 km 2 Length = 65 km Width = 55km Zone of Choice 47% Population 22% Work Opportunities
City of Tshwane Capital City and Diplomatic City Nature Reserves Intellectual Capital Automotive Industry Innovation Hub 2010 Host City
BRT Project Components
Institutional arrangements, project team and oversight committee
Operational Plan
Business Plan
Financial Plan
Marketing and Communication Plan and Public Consultation
Public Transport Liaison Committee
Infrastructure design and Construction
Procurement of Vehicles
Control Centre, ITS and EFC
Urban Design and Land-use
The General Overview of the approach to route definition and corridor structure consisted of a double approach Phased approach Phase I Layered approach Phase II Future Routes Feeder and Enhanced System Connectivity with other modes of transportation Operational Plan Feeders Enhanced BRT System Rail
Phase I Route – Lines1 & 2 Proposed BRT Line 1 Proposed BRT Line 2 Loftus Stadium
Belle Ombre Rail Station – Boom – R101 Paul Kruger – via Church Square – Pretoria Rail Station – M11 Scheiding – Walker Street – University – M6 Lynnwood – Atterbury – M10 Hans Strijdom – Mamelodi
BRT Line 2: Belle Ombre Rail Station to Mamelodi Route Belle Ombre Pretoria Station Mamelodi Mabopane Terminal to north BRT Line 1: Mabopane to Pretoria Station Route
Service from Mabopane Rail Terminal – via R80 – D.F.Malan – Boom Street (Belle Ombre) – R101 Paul Kruger - CBD (Church Square) – Pretoria Station
Terminal
Phase 1: Station Location and Route Map
Description of corridors
Line 1
Mainly a directorial system (split 90/10) in the am and pm peaks – transporting commuters to and from work
Line 2
Multi directional system (split am 60/40) and off-peak demand to shopping nodes.
System required to meet the total estimated demand Item Line 1 Line 2 Overall Route Corridor Length 37.3 km 33.2 km 67.6 km Length of Dedicated Bus lanes 74.6 km 66.4 km 135.2 km Number of Terminals 2 Terminals 2 Terminals 4 Terminals Number of Stations 17 Stations 36 Stations 52 Stations Average Station Separation 1,960 m 920 m 1,320 m Number of Bays per Station 1, 2 or 3 bays 1 bay Station Length 20, 50 or 81 m 20 m Station Width 3.0 to 4.9 m 3.0 m AM Peak Hour Frequency 90 departures 40 departures AM Peak Hour Headway (gap) 40 seconds 90 seconds AM Period Headway 57 seconds NA AM Peak Frequency - All Stops Service 40 departures 20 departures AM Peak Frequency - Express Service 1 20 departures (from Hebron ) 20 departures AM Peak Frequency - Express Service 2 30 departures (from Mabopane) - Operational Speed (Max speed 90kph) All Stops - 46kph Express 1 - 53kph Express 2 - 58kph All Stops - 26 kph Express - 35 kph Estimated Fleet Size – articulated buses 136 97 233
Next Steps
Finalisation of the Financial Plan and modelling
Infrastructure provision, including Environmental Impact Assessments, detail designs, location of services, construction etc (South African National Roads Agency is the implementing agent for the City of Tshwane)
Liaison with operators and establishment of operating entity and operating contracts
Institutional arrangements
Procurement of vehicles
Marketing and liaison
Electronic fare collection and integrated ticketing
Challenges
Incorporation of existing public transport operators (taxis and buses) into the system/operating contract – no job losses for current operators
Acquisition of buses including specifications
Time frames
High floor vs low floor
Fare structure and integrated ticketing
Banking solution vs transport solution
Provision of infrastructure
Challenges
Provision of infrastructure
EIAs – removal of Jacaranda trees, areas with historical significance
Land acquisition – time frames
Stations on freeway – handling of pedestrian (closed system) and standards on freeway
Buses have higher axle loads that normal design standard (12 tons) – existing infrastructure not suitable
Snapshots of sections of the route Central Business District Central Business District Church Square Freeway
Snapshots of sections of the route Urban Area Station Area Arterial - Urban Area Urban Area
Thank you for your attention!! Contact Details: Hilton Vorster Hannes van der Merwe +27123587950 +27124266248 +27824692285 (Mobile) +27832648281 [email_address] [email_address]
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