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Ppt: World Cup Initiatives in Johannesburg High Level Transport Plan & Projects for 2010 Soccer World Cup June 2006 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Transport Demand (1) NDOT National Estimates Supporters Regional International International Local (non-local base) (based locally) Local Accommodation MATCH EXHIBITION CENTRES AIRPORTS REGIONAL TRANSPORT TERMINALS 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Demand (2), Off-site Centres • Affordability of tickets (Germany: €35 - €600) – participation by non-ticket holders (away from stadia) • Spreading demand over a longer time period • Numerous, smaller venues vs less, but larger venues – spreading services geographically • Cater for 15 000 to 60 000 people • Indoor venues limited, outdoor venues - cold, lighting, security at night • Location on SPTN, with Park-and-Ride facilities 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Demand (3 ) • Busiest day (at NASREC and/or Ellis Park) would be between days 12 and 15, in the group stage, game 3 • 200 000 visitors will be accommodated in Gauteng on that day • International and Regional Spectators: 70% Public ; 30% Private, assumes the splits in the NDOT regional estimates, applied at local level • Local Spectators: 75% to 95 % Public, assumes successful and comprehensive park & ride • Assumed 20h00 start and build up from 18h00 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Transport supply (1) M1 Strategic Public SANDTON Transport Network (SPTN) JIA N1 N3 Ellis Park M2 N17 N17 M1 Inner City Distribution NASREC System (ICDS) 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Legend Stadia Broadcasting Centres Monte Casino JIA Potential Exhibition Venues Northgate Potential P & R (The Dome) Training Venues North-South SPTN Corridor Sandton Convention Centre Randburg Alexandra Waterfront Wanderers JIA The Zone Westgate Caesar’s Palace Emmerentia Dam Casino Zoo Lake Marks Park Bruma Lake RAU Milpark Florida Lake Bezuidenhout Univ. Park Jhb WITS Ellis Park Newtown Herman Nasrec Rand Stadium Wemmer Pan Immelman Germiston Stadium Orlando Lake Gold Reef Regina City Mundi Southgate Training Venues and Kliptown 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Potential Park & Ride Sites Legend 1 9 Air Transfers 3 2 9 0 Gautrain Stations 4 4 5 Metrorail Stations Rail – Rail Transfers Rail – Road Transfers 9 7 6 5 3 5 Gautrain 0 1 3 8 2 Metrorail 2 33 2 9 38 2 9 7 Road Malboro Station 2 Road Zone Boundaries Sandton Station 648 Road Volumes 4 9 JIA 9176 Rail Volumes 5 6 5 Rosebank Expo 648 Total Road Volumes Centre Isando Rosebank Station Station Total Rail Volumes 2 9176 1 12610 0 4 10 Zone Number 27145 9 9 9 52 6 5 6 4 1 5 12610 Exhibition Centre 1 Langlaagte Station 20907 Park Station 2 3 6703 Doornfontein 5 17581 Station Germiston 8 Station 1 326 New Canada Station 27 17165 8 319 8384 Eastern Expo 1342 23011 Centre 8 5146 4 6 410 14375 10 8 3 NASREC 1 8 5 3 4 6 1 Soweto Expo Centre 4716 2-Hourly Person Flow to NASREC 62345 9 Public Transport Only 2010 World Cup Transport Plan SCENARIO 3 Legend 1 Air Transfers 4 2 5 5 Gautrain Stations 4 2 9 Metrorail Stations 3 Rail – Rail Transfers 6 6 0 2 Gautrain 3 9 7 Metrorail 2 61 1 1 3 7 89 7 Road Malboro Station 2 1 Road 9 8 Sandton Station 648 Road Volumes 1 9 JIA 9176 Rail Volumes 5 5 3 Rosebank Expo 648 Centre Rosebank Station Total Rail Volumes 9 9176 5 5898 9 10 Zone Number 27145 5 8 65 ELLIS 9 4 1 12610 PARK 10448 8 CBD Expo Centre 4 3226 3 Doornfontein Germiston 2 Station Station 206 5 Park Station New Canada 17165 Station 5800 3884 18723 401 45 3884 8 Eastern Expo 818 Centre 2661 3 3 14375 8 1 4 0 6 Soweto Expo Centre 2714 2-Hourly Person Flow to ELLIS PARK 62345 9 Public Transport Only 2010 World Cup Transport Plan SCENARIO E3 9 trains [5] 5 trains n [5] tow rk r 5 trains Pa o rrid [9] Co 348 buses 348 buses Pat Mbatha [348] [348] 7 buses Busway Soweto [7] Highway Rail Pedestrians 35700 [35700] Rand Show 23 buses [23] Proposed Baralink c e r s a N Legend 2-Hourly Trips to NASREC 348 With Gautrain Public Transport Only [348] Without2010 GautrainWorld Cup Transport Plan SCENARIO 3 2500 Nasrec Planned Capacities 1100 • Rail: 20 000/hr, 8m 800 500 m walkway 2600 radius • Bus: 28 bays – 20 7300 000/hr, 10m walkway • Minibus-taxi: 100 bays – 15 000/hr, 8m walkway 1000 m radius Holding Area Public Transport 6000 Vehicles Parking (bays) Total 201020 300 World Cup Transport Plan ) s w e o s r r u a b ] H 9 9 ( [ 1 M 4 buses 175 buses [4] [175] Charlton ut nho uide Bez 8 trains [5] Rail Pedestrians 22600 [22600] 2 trains [5] Legend 2-Hourly Trips to ELLIS PARK 348 With Gautrain Public Transport Only [348] Without Gautrain 2010 World Cup Transport Plan SCENARIO E3 LEGEND Gordon 79 B in P10 Vehicle Exclusion Zone Charlton Public Transport Vehicles Only B e r t Strategic Public Transport Corridor ra m s (SPTN) F u SPTN Route Closed During Events t r l l e e t r m h e i g i S r 381 T Other Public Transport Routes ew y v o i zr S it F TAXI HOLDING Permanent Public Transport Facilities SPTN ROUTE Beit EXTENSION AREA n i r Temporary Public Transport Facilities E t l l d n h e n o g i t i w 11 B x r N e e u H POTENTIAL Pedestrian Corridors h B 45 B S SPTN ROUTE EXT. (Closed for Events) SPTN Pedestrian Bridges urrey Terminal C On-street loading / off-loading Doornfontein b i a Railway Line Station t S Er ro t r u o Stations h 72 B n D e a id 30 T w zu e e Ellis Park B Number of Buses or Taxis Holding Station 72 B 50 B 30 T TEMPORARY PUBLIC t Doornfontein Taxi / u TRANSPORT HUB o Bus Terminus rh G o o o u V s SPTN ROUTE Market sioner Commis Ellis Park Summary of Public Transport Plan 2010 World Cup Transport Plan FIFA Family 2010 World Cup Transport Plan FIFA Family Transport Bottleneck Key Locations & Routes FIFA DELEGATION ONLY Bottleneck N1 Bottleneck 33 km FIFA HQ & Hotels M1 N-S Flagship 24 km 1. Hotels to Soccer City 29 km Bottleneck 2. Airports to Soccer City 3. Hotels to Airports Interchange 4. Hotels to Tshwane Bottleneck Soccer City, Media Centre 2010 World Cup Transport Plan FIFA Family Transport Key Locations and Routes Ellis Park FIFA DELEGATION ONLY FIFA HQ & Hotels 1. Hotels to Match Bottleneck 2. Airports to Match Ellis Park Interchange 2010 World Cup Transport Plan FIFA Family Transport Key Locations & Routes E-W SPTN & Lanseria Link MEDIA – Public Transport Bottleneck Media Bus to Training Venues, etc N-S Flagship Media 1. Hotels to Media Centre & Stadia Accomm Airport & Media Accomm. 2. Airports to Media Centre & Stadia Ellis Park 3. Hotels to Airports Interchange Media Bus to Media Centre Training Venues, etc & Soccer City 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Current 2010 Transport Legacy Initiatives • Strategic Public Transport Network (SPTN) • Inner City Distribution System (ICDS) • International Transit & Shopping Centre (ITSC) • Travel Demand Management (TDM) • Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) • Commuter Rail Extensions • N 17 Freeway Link • Public transport operational plans • Metered taxi upgrading 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Diepsloot Midrand / Halfway House Tembisa Fourways Cosmo City Kya Sand Sunninghill Greater Ivory Park Woodmead Northgate Rivonia Laser Park Randburg Sandton Strijdom Park Wynberg Alexandra SPTN showing Cresta JIA Westgate Constantia Rosebank Basin Highlands North Roodepoort Flagship routes RAU Parktown Bruma/Eastgate Highgate The CBD Jeppestown New Canada City Deep Mlamlankunzi Jabulani Southcrest Haddon Regina Baragwanath Southgate Mundi Eldorado Park/ Devland Panorama Lenasia Ennerdale LEGEND: Strategic Public Transport Network Freeway System Rail Network Orange Farm Proposed Gautrain Route Flagship Project Routes 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Inner City Distribution System (ICDS) 2010 World Cup Transport Plan International Transit & Shopping Centre (ITSC) • Johannesburg is the focus of SADC road-based public transport in Southern Africa • Greater Joubert Park area (Park City) is the terminal point for buses and taxis from as far north as the Democratic Republic of Congo • Currently split bus and taxi facilities • With 2010 in mind, the plan is to create a high quality International Transit & Shopping Centre modelled on an airport terminal 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Travel Demand Management (TDM) Variable working hours & Ridesharing ªSurveys undertaken ªPilots in Sunninghill, Braamfontein and elsewhere ªTDM Rideshare desk ªTDM computerised matching software system 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) A number of ITS initiatives are currently in the process of implementation ªSANRAL Pilot Project on N1 ªJRA Traffic signal upgrading ªCCTV systems in CBD and elsewhere ªCity Safety Strategy ª2010 Transportation,JMPD & EMS control centre 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Commuter Rail Extension & Service Changes NASREC/Baralink/Nancefield commuter rail extension ªBasic planning NASREC/Park Station/Ellis Park ª Premium service linking to Gautrain at Park station 2010 World Cup Transport Plan N17 Freeway link NASREC 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Public transport operational plans • Private transport operational plans already developed for NASREC and Ellis Park • Public transport operational plans being developed for NASREC, Ellis Park and 8 training venues • Emphasis being placed on incrementally implementing park-and-ride services • Target of 70% public transport and 30% private transport for 2010 2010 World Cup Transport Plan Metered taxi upgrading • A new innovative model is being pursued for upgrading the metered taxi fleet • Accreditation of an “incubator” group of metered operators via • Vehicle upgrading wrt meters, radios, roof signs etc • Topographical and customer service training for drivers 2010 World Cup Transport Plan.
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