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The document discusses a proposal for a Personal Transport Assistant (PTA) that would give passengers more control over their public transportation trips. The PTA would be a mobile phone application that provides a personal travel plan with real-time updates on vehicle locations and arrival times. It would also send alerts about departures, transfers, and arrivals. The goal of the PTA is to shift travelers away from private car use by making public transportation more convenient and passenger-controlled. The proposal outlines partnerships and a development timeline to launch a PTA pilot program in Amsterdam in 2009.

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PTA: Passenger in Control
City Directorate for Infrastructure Traffic and
Transport
Rick Batelaan
Senior Policy Advisor

Wednesday, 27 February 2008

Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 2
2008

CUD and
the Personal Transport Assistant

Smart Cityscape
Smart Networks
Smart Behavior

'The Personal Transport
Assistant is about
Changing Behavior'

Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 3
2008

The problems
CO2 - Energy
PM10 and NO2 Emissions
Noise
Landvalue - Congestion

Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 4
2008

`The Pollutor is the Enemy´
Het Parool, 16 feb 2008

The Policy
Car share down, Transit share up
2005: car / transit / Bike = 40/20/40

PUSH
Petrol AMS feb'08: € 9 p. gall.
Parkingregulation
Roadpricing
Low Emission Zones

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2008

PULL: passenger control over
personal travelplan

Cartrip = internal locus of control
PT-trip = external locus of control

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2008

PTA Features
Mobile phone device
Personal Travel Plan
1. Matching position and ETA
passenger, vehicles and
stops/stations
2. Alarm for departure, boarding,
transfer, exiting and arrival

Alternative Plan if Delayed

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2008

Momentum for innovation
Commercial Public Transport
Market
RFID-based Transit
Paysystem: 2009
'Transmodel' PT-
Trackingsystem
(AMS Transit Authority: 2008)

Growing Customer awareness
in PT

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2008

Candidate partners

Connexxion (PT company)
Vialis (Volker Stevin; Traffic Engineering)
Stadsregio Amsterdam (PT Authority)
Reisinformatiegroep (PT Information Co.)
Verkeeradvies (Mobility Mgt Foundation)
MIT Mobile Experience Lab Boston, MA
Waag.org + Mediaguild
Cisco

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2008

Planning
Q1-2008: PTA Consortium Formed
Q3-2008: Full Experiment Disclosure
Q1-2009: PTA in Operation
Q3-2009: Experiment evaluation

Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 10
2008

PTA - The Next Step
The Transit Companies
PT can be competition for Car
Passenger wants Demand Attitude
PTA = consumer information

The Passenger
My Bus Seat
My Places
My PTA Friends
My Busdriver
I'm in Control

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2008

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1. PTA: Passenger in Control City Directorate for Infrastructure Traffic and Transport Rick Batelaan Senior Policy Advisor Wednesday, 27 February 2008

2. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 2 2008 CUD and the Personal Transport Assistant Smart Cityscape Smart Networks Smart Behavior 'The Personal Transport Assistant is about Changing Behavior'

3. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 3 2008 The problems CO2 - Energy PM10 and NO2 Emissions Noise Landvalue - Congestion

4. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 4 2008 `The Pollutor is the Enemy´ Het Parool, 16 feb 2008 The Policy Car share down, Transit share up 2005: car / transit / Bike = 40/20/40 PUSH Petrol AMS feb'08: € 9 p. gall. Parkingregulation Roadpricing Low Emission Zones

5. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 5 2008 PULL: passenger control over personal travelplan Cartrip = internal locus of control PT-trip = external locus of control

6. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 6 2008 PTA Features Mobile phone device Personal Travel Plan 1. Matching position and ETA passenger, vehicles and stops/stations 2. Alarm for departure, boarding, transfer, exiting and arrival Alternative Plan if Delayed

7. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 7 2008 Momentum for innovation Commercial Public Transport Market RFID-based Transit Paysystem: 2009 'Transmodel' PT- Trackingsystem (AMS Transit Authority: 2008) Growing Customer awareness in PT

8. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 8 2008 Candidate partners Connexxion (PT company) Vialis (Volker Stevin; Traffic Engineering) Stadsregio Amsterdam (PT Authority) Reisinformatiegroep (PT Information Co.) Verkeeradvies (Mobility Mgt Foundation) MIT Mobile Experience Lab Boston, MA Waag.org + Mediaguild Cisco

9. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 9 2008 Planning Q1-2008: PTA Consortium Formed Q3-2008: Full Experiment Disclosure Q1-2009: PTA in Operation Q3-2009: Experiment evaluation

10. Wednesday, 27 February PTA: Passenger in Control 10 2008 PTA - The Next Step The Transit Companies PT can be competition for Car Passenger wants Demand Attitude PTA = consumer information The Passenger My Bus Seat My Places My PTA Friends My Busdriver I'm in Control

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