1. Global trends in public transport
Jerome Pourbaix

2. UITP
Global network of public transport operators, regulators and suppliers
1,300 member organisations in 90 countries
Supporting excellence and promoting a better policy environment for public transport
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3. Opportunities from technology and big data

4. Global Examples of Integrated Transport E-ticketing
Ez-link Card of Singapore
Established in 2005 and owned by all five key transport operators
Used by 99% of people in Hong Kong aged 15 to 64
Can be used for fare payments for bus, taxi, subway, train, tram, and ferry services
Can be used for small‐value payments in the retail sector, access control for residential and commercial buildings
Established in 2003 and owned by Transport for London (TFL)
Over 43 million Oyster cards had been issued and more than 80% of all journeys on public transport in London were made using the card by June 2012
Can be used for fare payments for bus, Tube, tram, DLR, London Overground and most National Rail services in London
Establish in 2002 and owned by Land Transport Authority (LTA)
More than 10 million cards in circulation and around 8 million transactions everyday are made on the system, primarily for public transport fares
Can be used for fare payments for public transport travel, as well as other commercial purposes and non-transit applications

5. account based payment
Source: INIT
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6. Better planning of bus network
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7. Capturing economic benefits of public transport

8. Higher density of jobs and productivity
Better connectivity drives higher job density and productivity gains for businesses.
« Wider » economic benefits of large projects exceed initial investment.
TransMilenio
Grand Paris Express
Benefit / Cost Ratio: 1.6
WEB: 29bn EUR (vs. 23bn EUR invest.)
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9. REGENERATION IMPACT
Areas served by public transport more attractive for living and working
Evidence that public transport development quadruples the rate of urban regeneration in the corridor it serves.
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10. Resilience of property valueS
Percentage change in average residential sales prices, relative to region, Source: APTA
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11. New urban mobility landscape

12. New services, new players, new business models
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13. Thank you for your attention
Jerome Pourbaix Director Regional Offices & Services International Association of Public Transport UITP