1. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam City Directorate for Infrastructure Traffic and Transport René Meijer Deputy Director

2. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Content  City of Amsterdam in general  Healthy city policy  Connected Urban Development and the Personal Transport Assistant

3. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Content  City of Amsterdam in general  Healthy city policy  Connected Urban Development and the Personal Transport Assistant

4. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam

5. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Road network in Amsterdam Area

6. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Rail network in Amsterdam Area (Train and Metro)

7. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Rail network in Amsterdam Area (Train and Metro)

8. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam The problems  Traffic Jams  CO 2 - Energy  PM 10 and NO 2 Emissions  Noise

9. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Prognosis commuters 2005 - 2030 Shortage in labour force 12.000 Shortage in labour force 240.000

10. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Content  City of Amsterdam in general  Healthy city policy  Connected Urban Development and the Personal Transport Assistant

11. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Air Quality Hot Spots

12. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Low emission zone

13. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Parking charges  Increase parkingfees to the city center  Pay more in (the neighbourhood of) the city center  Pay for a longer period of time

14. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Stimulate Park and Ride  Increase P+R places from 1100 till 5500  Stimulate Car Sharing  Improve Public Transport and bike

15. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Content  City of Amsterdam in general  Healthy city policy  Connected Urban Development and the Personal Transport Assistant

16. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Connected Urban Development

17. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam CUD Objectives of CUD  Long term CO 2 reduction policy  Application of broad band and ICT innovation  Sustainable and innovative city-image  Smart cities, smart networks, smart behavior Global Partners  Founding partners: Cisco, Seoul, San Francisco and Amsterdam  Candidate partners: Hamburg, Lisbon, Madrid and Birmingham

18. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam CUD Amsterdam 1.Smart Work Centres 2.Green IT 3.Road pricing (PM) 4.Personal Transport Assistant

19. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Passenger control over personal travelplan  Car trip = internal locus of control  PT-trip = external locus of control

20. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam PTA Features  Mobile phone device  Personal Travel Plan 1. Matching position and ETA passenger, vehicles and stops/stations 2. Alarm for departure, boarding, transfer, exiting and arrival  Alternative Plan if Delayed

21. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Momentum for innovation Current systems  Public Transport contract monitoring by PT- authorities  'Transmodel‘: online PT-trackingsystem for vehicles  GPS for PT-users INTEGRATION OF CURRENT SYSTEMS FOR NEW SERVICES FOR PT-USERS

22. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam Planning Q1-2008:PTA Consortium Formed Q3-2008:Full Experiment Disclosure Q1-2009:PTA in Operation Q3-2009:Experiment evaluation

23. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam PTA - The Next Step The Transit Companies  PT can be competitive for Car  Passenger based PT-information The Passenger has the feeling: I’m in control  My Bus Seat  My Places  My PTA Friends  My Busdriver

24. 6 May, 2008 Improving Air Quality in Amsterdam