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L ondon -WEST MI -WEST d LA nd S Env S I ron ME n tal S tateme n T | Vol 5 Vol London- | Technical Appendices Technical WEST MIDLANDS ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT | Transport Assessment Transport (TR-001-000) Volume 5 | Technical Appendices Transport Assessment (TR-001-000) Part 9: West Midlands assessment Traffic and transport | November 2013 9: W Midlands assessment 9: VOL VOL VOL ES 3.5.0.12.9 5 5 5 London- WEST MIDLANDS ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT Volume 5 | Technical Appendices Transport Assessment (TR-001-000) Part 9: West Midlands assessment Traffic and transport November 2013 ES 3.5.0.12.9 High Speed Two (HS2) Limited has been tasked by the Department for Transport (DfT) with managing the delivery of a new national high speed rail network. It is a non-departmental public body wholly owned by the DfT. A report prepared for High Speed Two (HS2) Limited. 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Volume 5 Appendix – Transport Assessment - TR-001-000 | Contents Contents Part 1 - Introduction, policy, scheme description and methodology and assumptions Section 1: Introduction – overview of Transport Assessment Section 2: Policy – review of relevant policy and guidance documents Section 3: Scheme description – outline of Proposed Scheme Section 4: Methodology and assumptions – route-wide methodology and assumptions Part 2 - Baseline conditions Section 5: Baseline conditions for all CFAs Part 3 - London assessment Section 6a: London regional methodology CFA1-3 construction assessment Part 4 - London assessment Section 6b: CFA1-3 scheme description CFA1-3 operational assessment Part 5 - London assessment Section 6c: CFA4-6 construction and operational assessment London region sensitivity analysis Part 6 - Country assessment Section 7a: Country regional methodology CFA7-15 construction and operational assessment Part 7 – Country assessment Section 7b: CFA16-22 construction and operational assessment i Volume 5 Appendix – Transport Assessment - TR-001-000 | Contents Part 8 – West Midlands assessment Section 8a: West Midlands regional methodology CFA23-24 construction and operational assessment Part 9 – West Midlands assessment Section 8b: CFA25-26 construction and operational assessment Part 10 – Route-wide and off-route assessment Section 9: Route-wide and off-route construction and operational assessment Part 11 – Annex A: Framework travel plan Part 12 – Annex B(i): Baseline survey report (CFA1) Part 13 – Annex B(ii): Baseline survey report (CFA2-6) Part 14 – Annex B(iii): Baseline survey report (CFA7-15) Part 15 – Annex B(iv): Baseline survey report (CFA16-22) Part 16 – Annex B(v): Baseline survey report (CFA23-26) Part 17 – Annex C: Model Performance reports Part 18 – Annex D: Traffic data used for air quality assessment ii Volume 5 Appendix – Transport Assessment - TR-001-000 | Contents Contents Contents i 8 West Midlands assessment 8-278 8.5 Castle Bromwich and Bromford (CFA25) 8-278 8.6 Washwood Heath to Curzon Street station (CFA26) 8-334 List of figures Figure 8-17: Castle Bromwich and Bromford (CFA25) construction compound phasing 297 Figure 8-18: Visualisation of Washwood Heath depot 8-335 Figure 8-19: Visualisation of Curzon Street station 8-338 Figure 8-20: Proposed accesses to Curzon Street station (annotated extract from Map CT-06-142) 8-339 Figure 8-21: Future baseline 2026 AM (08:00-09:00) peak forecast rail demand 8-390 Figure 8-22: Future baseline 2041 AM (08:00-09:00) peak forecast rail demand 8-391 Figure 8-23: Birmingham cordon surveys, Centro 2011 8-392 Figure 8-24: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - AM (08:00-09:00) peak 2026 8-395 Figure 8-25: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - PM (17:00-18:00) peak 2026 8-395 Figure 8-26: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - AM (08:00-09:00) peak 2041 8-396 Figure 8-27: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - PM (17:00-18:00) peak 2041 8-396 Figure 8-28: Pedestrian assessment study area 8-397 Figure 8-29: Washwood Heath to Curzon Street station (CFA26) construction compound phasing 405 Figure 8-30: 2021 future baseline with Proposed Scheme (-) future baseline scenario (AM peak) 8-418 Figure 8-31: 2021 future baseline with Proposed Scheme (-) future baseline scenario (PM peak) 8-419 iii Volume 5 Appendix – Transport Assessment - TR-001-000 | Contents Figure 8-32: Footpath diversion routes during construction, in the vicinity of the proposed Curzon Street station 8-464 Figure 8-33: Station impacts (operations) (Map TR-01-026) 8-468 Figure 8-34: Curzon Street station intermodal interchange visualisation 8-469 Figure 8-35: 2026 future baseline with Proposed Scheme (-) future baseline scenario (AM peak) 8-480 Figure 8-36: 2026 future baseline with Proposed Scheme (-) future baseline scenario (PM peak) 8-480 Figure 8-37: Screenline location 8-497 Figure 8-38: 2041 future baseline with Proposed Scheme (-) future baseline scenario (AM peak) 8-507 Figure 8-39: 2041 future baseline with Proposed Scheme (-) future baseline scenario (PM peak) 8-508 Figure 8-40: Proposed Curzon Street station design - short stay car park (annotated extract from Drawing C224-ARP-CV-DPL-040-226700) 8-537 Figure 8-41: 2026 AM (08:00-09:00) peak rail passenger forecasts - with Hs2 (Phase One), passenger trips 8-543 Figure 8-42: 2041 AM (08:00-09:00) peak rail passenger forecasts - with Hs2 (Phase Two), passenger trips 8-543 Figure 8-43: 2026 AM (08:00-09:00) peak rail passenger forecasts - with Hs2 (Phase One) % change from Future Baseline 8-544 Figure 8-44: 2041 AM (08:00-09:00) peak rail passenger forecasts - with Hs2 (Phase Two) % change from future baseline 8-544 Figure 8-45: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - AM (08:00-09:00) Peak 2026 with the Proposed Scheme 8-552 Figure 8-46: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - PM (17:00-18:00) Peak 2026 with the Proposed Scheme 8-553 Figure 8-47: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - AM (08:00-09:00) Peak 2041 with the Proposed Scheme 8-553 Figure 8-48: Forecast pedestrian flows on Moor Street Queensway - PM (17:00-18:00) Peak 2041 with the Proposed Scheme 8-554 Figure 8-49: Pedestrian assessment study area 8-554 Figure 8-50: Proposed Curzon Street station design - taxi drop and pick-up points (annotated extract from Drawing C224-ARP-CV-DPL-040-226700) 8-568 Figure 8-51 - Proposed mitigation at Curzon Circle 8-570 Figure 8-52 - Proposed mitigation at Garrison Circus 8-571 Figure 8-53: Proposed mitigation at Curzon Street/Cardigan Street 8-582 Figure 8-54: Footpath diversion routes 8-594 List of tables Table 8-296: Trip generation for existing businesses accessed via Wolseley Drive 8-280 Table 8-297: Traffic growth factors (TEMPRO) 8-282 Table 8-298: Future baseline transport supply conditions 8-282 Table 8-299: Strategic road network future baseline flows (vehicles) - AM peak (08:00- 09:00) 284 iv Volume 5 Appendix – Transport Assessment - TR-001-000 | Contents Table 8-300: Strategic road network future baseline flows (vehicles) - PM peak (17:00- 18:00) 286 Table 8-301: Local road network future baseline flows (vehicles) - AM peak (08:00-09:00) 289 Table 8-302: Local road network future baseline flows (vehicles) - PM peak (17:00-18:00) 290 Table 8-303: Castle Bromwich and Bromford assumed workforce at construction sites 8- 299 Table 8-304: Typical vehicle trip generation for construction site compounds in the Castle Bromwich and Bromford area 8-300 Table 8-305: Strategic road network construction traffic flows (vehicles) AM peak (08:00- 09:00) 304 Table 8-306: Strategic road network construction traffic flows (vehicles) - PM peak (17:00-18:00) 306 Table 8-307: Local road network construction traffic flows (vehicles) – AM peak (08:00- 09:00) 309 Table 8-308: Local road network construction traffic flows (vehicles) – PM peak (17:00- 18:00) 310 Table 8-309: Washwood Heath depot person trip generation (non-car modes) summary (2026 and 2041) 8-316 Table 8-310: Washwood Heath depot vehicle trip generation summary (2026 and 2041) 8- 316 Table 8-311: Trips from Curzon Street station (CFA26), Washwood Heath depot (CFA26) and Birmingham Interchange (CFA24) passing through the Castle Bromwich and Bromford area 8-317 Table 8-312: Strategic road network 2026 future baseline and with the Proposed Scheme traffic (vehicles) – AM peak (08:00-09:00) 8-318 Table 8-313: Strategic road network PM peak hour (17:00-18:00) traffic flows 2026 future baseline and with HS2 traffic (vehicles) 8-319 Table 8-314: Local road network 2026 future baseline and with HS2 traffic (vehicles) – AM peak (08:00-09:00) 8-321 Table 8-315: Local road network 2026 future baseline and with HS2 traffic (vehicles) – PM peak (17:00-18:00) 8-322 Table 8-316: Strategic road network 2041 future baseline and with HS2 traffic (vehicles) AM peak (08:00-09:00) 8-323 Table 8-317: Strategic road network 2041 future baseline and with HS2 traffic