1.146 Application Portfolio: Construction of a new Rapid Transit Corridor André Carrel.

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1.146 Application Portfolio: Construction of a new Rapid Transit Corridor André Carrel

System Characteristics Transit corridor, part of larger network Expecting significant growth City would like to upgrade to rapid transit Options: – Build Light Rail – Build Bus Rapid Transit with option to upgrade to Light Rail

Uncertainties Top uncertainty: Ridership Secondary uncertainties: – Energy costs – Policy and political support – Land use and automobile ownership – Public transportation technologies

Ridership Year 0Year 12Year “Most likely outcome” in year 24: 15k trips per day Bus system as planned can handle a maximum of 14k trips per day. Above that, light rail should be in place. If we don’t have a light rail and ridership goes above 14k, operations become expensive (additional rentals, delays) Passenger trips per day:

Design details Primary objective is to provide service in most effective way ItemCost estimate New Busway New Light Rail Light Rail Upgrade Traffic control and mobilization Yes Segregated right of way Yes No Stations Yes: HalfYesYes: Half Utilities Yes No Tracks NoYes Overhead power system NoYes Avg. operating speed of rail is higher than bus -> Less vehicles FTA carries 80% of capital investment costs Cost of flexibility in this case is very low

Decision Tree

Lattice Analysis Have to change assumptions Continuous ridership development Growth in all cases OUTCOME LATTICE Year ,

Dynamic programming approach NPV - Fixed version (Dynamic programming procedure) Year E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E+06 Optimal decision found by comparing NPV lattices for flexible approach with and without upgrade NPV - Flexible version using decision rule (Dynamic programming procedure) Year04812Upgrade? E E E E+07YES E E E+07NO E E+07NO E+07NO...

VARG diagrams 5% Discount rate ENPV breakeven point in decision analysis: 4.1% From DA (below) and lattice (right)

Decision Flexible approach clearly has financial advantages However: Savings may be offset by uncertainty about future funding levels and political support From DA:From Lattice: Flexible Design Fixed Design Which is preferable? Max NPV Flexible Min NPV Flexible ENPV Flexible Initial CapEx Flexible ENPV/CapEx Flexible Flexible DesignFixed Design Which is preferable ? Max NPV Flexible Min NPV Flexible ENPV Flexible Initial CapEx Flexible ENPV/CapEx Flexible