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1 Raising the Bar for Integration with Public Transport
Andrew Ardley Devon County Council

2 Content The journey to date What’s missing from public transport?
Exeter as a case study What are the prospects for the future?

3 The journey so far…. Lots of talk about integration with public transport and door to door journeys…. Lots of individual initiatives e.g. station travel plans, cycle routes / parking Practical challenges e.g. bikes on trains, fragmentation of bus and rail provision Have we really given people more practical options? Outcome: Some good individual mode provision but still not really joined up… Emergence of MAAS…

4 Challenges and Opportunities in Exeter
2011 2001 Travel to Work Areas

5 TTW Changes (2001-2011) - In numbers
Additional 7,400 people who travel to work in Exeter Rise from 67,000 to 74,400 but only 1,400 are car drivers (20%) Vehicle Trips within Exeter have fallen by 3900 (18.3%) Mirrored by additional 3,500 sustainable trips in city (21.5%) Offsets additional 5,300 car trips from outside Exeter Sustainable modes account for 1/3 of new trips from outside City

6 TTW Demand into Exeter Greater Exeter Exeter Wider Area 10,000 people
17,000 cars 45 % Car Split Wider Area 10,000 people 8,000 cars 80% car split Towns 13,000 people 9,000 cars 70% car Split Villages & Rural 13,000 people 12,000 cars > 90% car split

7 Exeter’s TTW National Performance
Majority of residents do not drive to work (55%) Walking (22%) 4th highest nationally! (2nd Really!) And in comparison to other cities locally and of a similar size Public Transport % one of the best & on par with larger cities (Bristol & Plymouth) Cycling is middle of cities of comparative size. But some significantly higher Oxford (17%) and Cambridge (30%) higher.

8 Town Characteristics Balanced Commuting Patterns Blue – inward commute
Red – outward commute Newton Abbot Axminster

9 Town TTW Analysis – Newton Abbot to Exeter
TTW to Exeter Overall 79% of all trips to Exeter made by car 9% by train 27% travel by train to city centre- only 2% to Sowton Potential Improvements Marsh Barton Station to make a big difference to travel splits to Marsh Barton Also Hospital/County Hall? Half hourly rail to Digby & Sowton But a long way round!

10 Opportunities: Devon Metro
10 stations within or on edge of city with additional planned at Marsh Barton 2018

11 Station Hubs Pinhoe Skypark Science Park
Exeter Business Park / Met Office RD&E / County Hall Sowton Industrial Estate Digby and Sowton Marsh Barton Marsh Barton Industrial Estate

12 Bus Network Heavily Radial Route Based…

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14 So Near But So Far… Pinhoe Skypark Science Park
Exeter Business Park / Met Office Sowton Industrial Estate Digby and Sowton Exeter Chiefs (Sandy Park) IKEA (opening Spring 18)

15 A Great Opportunity… But needs to work at both ends of the journey
Not just about journey to work – can we reduce the need for that second car? Can we make tickets / booking as integrated as possible? Travel Plans still have a key role to play to co-ordinate

16 Thank you


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