World Tourism Forum Lucerne 2009

1. Cooperative transportation
management – vision or illusion?
Siegfried Gerlach
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2. Megatrends – the toughest questions of our time
Demographic Urbanization Climate change Globalization
change
Climate change is a Global economic
World population will Today, half the fact. It is a serious growth is unequally
continue to grow world’s population man-made environ- distributed among
rapidly (up 26% by lives in urban areas. mental challenge, the world’s indivi-
2030). In addition, The number of me- threatening huma- dual regions.
societies in both gacities with more nity as well as the Globalization leads
developed and emer- than ten million inha- biosphere. to growth and pros-
ging nations will bitants has in- Innovations are the perity in those coun-
continue to age. creased tenfold in strongest levers to tries that participate
the last 50 years. combat its negative in this process.
consequences.
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3. Megatrends pose urgent challenges to cities
Demographic change Urbanization
Climate change Globalization
Growing demand for
Increasing mobility
health- and elder care
 Traffic congestion on city streets in Western  Urban air pollution causes an estimated 130,000
Europe will increase 188% by 2010 premature deaths each year in developing
countries (Source: WHO)
Increasing scarcity Growing demand for
of natural resources safety and security
Growing need for
 Cities directly or indirectly account for 60% of environmental care  Malfunctions of critical infra-structures pose high
world's water use risks to urban economies: in 2003 3-day power
 Cities cause 80% of the outage in New York City caused loss of 1 bn USD
greenhouse gases, but they cover only 0.4% of the
earth's surface
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4. The forecast:
The demand for mobility will constantly rise
Annual growth rate of Annual growth rate of
passenger traffic 2000–2030 freight traffic 2000–2030
Growth rate (in percent)
4
3
2
1
OECD OECD OECD Eastern Total Asia Africa Middle India former Latin China
Pacific Europe North Europe East Soviet America
America Union
Passenger traffic worldwide will post an annual growth rate of 1.6% up to 2030,
while freight traffic is expected to increase by 2.5%.*
* “Mobility 2030” report compiled by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), the International Energy Agency (IEA), and the CRA International
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5. Railway country Switzerland in the European comparison
Kilometer per person for each Rides per person for each habitant
habitant in the year 2006 in the year 2006
Luxemburg France
UK UK
Germany Germany
Austrian Austrian
France
Luxemburg
Switzerland
Switzerland
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
0 10 20 30 40 50
Source: Railway Statistics, Synopsis 2006
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6. SBB Infrastructure capacity
Source SBB
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7. Infrastructure capacity
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8. 50 % of the passengers travel during 25 % of our
operating hours
 Massive differences in demand between
the morning/evening rush hours and the
rest of the time.
 Market growth further accentuates this
disparity between different periods of the
day.
 The concentration of transport volumes
at specific times of the day is not a
phenomenon specific to public transport.
It is also a feature of road traffic.
1 Percentage of passenger volume per hour. Occupancy of trains at Zurich HB.
Source SBB
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9. Making the rails more attractive –
with comfort and efficiency
Attractive trains
 61 S-Bahn double deck trains Zurich
Combino Bern and Basel
 convenient boarding thanks to 100 % low
flow design
Fast an thrifty
 Velaro consumes equivalent of 0,33 litres
per seat over
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10. Making the rails more attractive –
with comfort and efficiency
Good news for the environment
 the Syntegra bogie uses no oil, is lighter,
makes less noise and is energy efficient
Fewer stops mean less energy consumed
 the dynamic automatic route setting system
ensures optimum line utilisation
Valuable braking
 Sitras mobile energy storage system
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11. Vision
We develop sustainable mobility solutions that network different transport
systems with each other in an efficient and customer-friendly way, and
transport people and goods efficiently, safely and ecologically.
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12. Complete Mobility
Integrated solutions are the key to safe, clean and reliable mobility!
Intercity & Airport Metropolitan & Integrated Fleet Postal
High Speed Transport Solutions City Security Traffic Management Management Automation
Commuter & Urban Parking Freight Transport &
Regional Transport Transport Management City Tolling Cargo Management
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13. Illusion?
Different players with too different interests?
Politics Federal
government
Cooperative transportation management
Centers Cantons
Fringe regions Business Local authorities
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