Reinventig mobility in Spain

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Presentation and debate about mobility market in Spain and the evolution growth of shared modes, on OuiShare Fest Barcelona 2016. Key requests to Administrations.

Presentations & Public Speaking

Reinventing
mobility in Spain
Brussels, 22/11/2016
Judit Batayé

CONTEXT
OuiShare Barcelona 2016
(PERMANENT BETA)

750 participants
150 contributors
94 OuiShare team
#OSFestBCN - Trending topic
17.554 interactions at meetmaps
app
75 articles media press

REINVENTING MOBILITY
OuiShare Barcelona 2016

MAP OF INTERCITY BUS CONCESSIONS
IN SPAIN

4,2M
Single people living in downtown
areas
8,7M
Families with 2 generations living
outside big cities

86 operational contracts belonging to Spanish State
3.373 stops, fixed routes - 2.897 cities and villages
75.730 km, with an average of 880,6 Km per concession.
1.193 vehicles managed by these concessions (35,5%, PMR adapted)
Average: 7 years old.
29,4M travelers per year
180 km per traveler
Occupancy average per vehicle: 23 travelers
Revenues traveler-km: 0,063305€
Revenues vehicle-km: 1,403 €
Cost vehicle-km (55 seats): 1,595€ - 1,367€
2014

Fuente: Pierre Izard - SNCF (France)
FRANCE...

Ricard Jornet
Mar Alarcon
Manel Ferri
Javier Velasco
Reinventing mobility
Judit Batayé

New mobility: ecosytem
Fuente: Enriquedans.com &
Owned fleet
Platform

SHARING MOBILITY &
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
TO SATISFY NEW DEMANDS
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY
We agreed…
https://www.youtube.com/user/OuiShareTV/videos

Offering a door-to-door service
“Territories need good PT. Shared mobility is the last mile solution
to arrive to isolated territories where there are no PT”
&

SOCIAL CAR – P2P RENTAL CAR
Since 2011
+75.000 users
600 cities
Rental average
3 to 5 days
Interurban travels

ECOLOGICAL IMPACT
DEREGISTRATIONS
90%
&
AFTER
40%
+ PT
60%

SOCIAL IMPACT
Confidence, Trust and safety
“We are a community of satisfied people”

Why shared modes
Flexible, Comfortable, Personal contact

Barcelona
5th rented car is....
Barcelona
3rd rented car is....

Our proposition: Shared e-mobility
E-mobility Platform,
cooperative and collaborative… with already 350 partners
www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat

www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat
Electric shared mobility - local & global
2017 Launch in BCN
2017-2018 European Electric
Carsharing Coops network

Agreement Partago - SomMobilitat
www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat
• Agreement
• Som Mobilitat starts co-development on
the Partago platform
• Once 250h are contributed, Som Mobilitat
jointly owns the platform
• We mutually agree on new functions
• Open the co-ownership to all co-ops of
RESCoop
• Development hours
• Contribution to common platform funds
joachim@partago.be
ricard.jornet@sommobilitat.coop
lukas.reichel@sommobilitat.coop

European Electric Carsharing Coops network
www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat
• Multilingual platform
• CRM & Invoicing management system
• Virtual office
• Platform can be duplicated everywhere
• Additional mobility services (rent bikes or
motorbikes, call a taxi)
• Global network. Citizens can use the
same APP around the world
• Other services, such as suggesting
partners for carpooling
19/11/16...

“I would Love that Administration...”
Considers the new opportunities that technologies offer
● Adapting laws and regulations, as these new modes will help to solve current mobility problems all
over the territory
● Implementing also them for conventional PT to improve costs and consequently, reduce public
transport fares
● Improving access and transparency, and promoting services to use not vehicles to own
Embraces new shared mobility P2P
● As they are complementary with Public Transport
● As citizens have already decided to use these services
● As they are the last mile solution to provide door-to-door services to the whole territory
Be brave and that all together we look for the “Common Good”
● Climate change and citizens health doesn’t wait

Judit Batayé
Mobility Track Leader - OuiShare Fest Barcelona
OuiShare.net
judit@six-ter.com
+33 616 955 076
@linkedmob
OuiShare Mobility
http://bcn.ouisharefest.com/

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The document describes Singapore's transportation system and its development over time. It discusses how Singapore integrated transport and land use planning, expanded its road network, managed road demand, and provided quality public transport options. It outlines the development of Singapore's intelligent transportation systems and how it regulates vehicle use through congestion pricing and vehicle quota systems. The document also compares Singapore's transportation metrics and policies to other major cities like Hong Kong, London, New York, and Tokyo. It discusses Singapore's vision for further improvements like increasing rail and bus networks, improving taxi standards, expanding cycling infrastructure, and its long term vision for 2050 involving real-time information, shared vehicles, autonomous vehicles and more.

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1. Reinventing mobility in Spain Brussels, 22/11/2016 Judit Batayé

2. CONTEXT OuiShare Barcelona 2016 (PERMANENT BETA)

5. 750 participants 150 contributors 94 OuiShare team #OSFestBCN - Trending topic 17.554 interactions at meetmaps app 75 articles media press

6. REINVENTING MOBILITY OuiShare Barcelona 2016

7. MAP OF INTERCITY BUS CONCESSIONS IN SPAIN

8. 46,6M

9. 4,2M Single people living in downtown areas 8,7M Families with 2 generations living outside big cities

10. 86 operational contracts belonging to Spanish State 3.373 stops, fixed routes - 2.897 cities and villages 75.730 km, with an average of 880,6 Km per concession. 1.193 vehicles managed by these concessions (35,5%, PMR adapted) Average: 7 years old. 29,4M travelers per year 180 km per traveler Occupancy average per vehicle: 23 travelers Revenues traveler-km: 0,063305€ Revenues vehicle-km: 1,403 € Cost vehicle-km (55 seats): 1,595€ - 1,367€ 2014

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12. 1st generation 2nd generation

13. Fuente: Pierre Izard - SNCF (France) FRANCE...

14. SHARING MODES: THE PERFECT COMPLEMENT

15. Ricard Jornet Mar Alarcon Manel Ferri Javier Velasco Reinventing mobility Judit Batayé

16. New mobility: ecosytem Fuente: Enriquedans.com & Owned fleet Platform

17. SHARING MOBILITY & PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO SATISFY NEW DEMANDS ALL OVER THE TERRITORY We agreed… https://www.youtube.com/user/OuiShareTV/videos

18. Offering a door-to-door service “Territories need good PT. Shared mobility is the last mile solution to arrive to isolated territories where there are no PT” &

19. SOCIAL CAR – P2P RENTAL CAR Since 2011 +75.000 users 600 cities Rental average 3 to 5 days Interurban travels

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21. ECOLOGICAL IMPACT DEREGISTRATIONS 90% & AFTER 40% + PT 60%

22. SOCIAL IMPACT Confidence, Trust and safety “We are a community of satisfied people”

23. Why shared modes Flexible, Comfortable, Personal contact

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25. Barcelona 5th rented car is.... Barcelona 3rd rented car is....

26. Our proposition: Shared e-mobility E-mobility Platform, cooperative and collaborative… with already 350 partners www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat

27. www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat Electric shared mobility - local & global 2017 Launch in BCN 2017-2018 European Electric Carsharing Coops network

28. Agreement Partago - SomMobilitat www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat • Agreement • Som Mobilitat starts co-development on the Partago platform • Once 250h are contributed, Som Mobilitat jointly owns the platform • We mutually agree on new functions • Open the co-ownership to all co-ops of RESCoop • Development hours • Contribution to common platform funds joachim@partago.be ricard.jornet@sommobilitat.coop lukas.reichel@sommobilitat.coop

29. European Electric Carsharing Coops network www.sommobilitat.coop SomMobilitat @SomMobilitat • Multilingual platform • CRM & Invoicing management system • Virtual office • Platform can be duplicated everywhere • Additional mobility services (rent bikes or motorbikes, call a taxi) • Global network. Citizens can use the same APP around the world • Other services, such as suggesting partners for carpooling 19/11/16...

30. “I would Love that Administration...” Considers the new opportunities that technologies offer ● Adapting laws and regulations, as these new modes will help to solve current mobility problems all over the territory ● Implementing also them for conventional PT to improve costs and consequently, reduce public transport fares ● Improving access and transparency, and promoting services to use not vehicles to own Embraces new shared mobility P2P ● As they are complementary with Public Transport ● As citizens have already decided to use these services ● As they are the last mile solution to provide door-to-door services to the whole territory Be brave and that all together we look for the “Common Good” ● Climate change and citizens health doesn’t wait

31. Judit Batayé Mobility Track Leader - OuiShare Fest Barcelona OuiShare.net judit@six-ter.com +33 616 955 076 @linkedmob OuiShare Mobility http://bcn.ouisharefest.com/

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