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Keleivių Srautų Tyrimas Vilniaus Mieste 2015 M. Pavasaris KELEIVIŲ SRAUTŲ TYRIMAS VILNIAUS MIESTE 2015 m. pavasaris 2015 Vilnius Nustatyti esamą bendrą viešojo transporto (VT) poreikį Vilniaus mieste Identifikuoti naudojimosi viešuoju transportu pokyčius paros laikotarpyje Išsiaiškinti, kurie Vilniaus gyvenamieji rajonai generuoja didžiausius keleivių srautus TYRIMO TIKSLAS Įvertinti visų VT stotelių paklausą Rasti kelionių pasiskirstymą tarp skirtingų VT rūšių bei jų maršrutų Įvardinti efektyviausius/neefektyviausius VT maršrutus Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt LAUKIAMI REZULTATAI Viešojo transporto pasiūla atitinka paklausą Aukštesnis keleivių Tiksliai planuojamos pasitenkinimo VT lygis išlaidos VT sistemos optimizavimas Klientų poreikius Teisingas pajamų atitinkantys maršrutai paskirstymas Tinkamas VT Sukoordinuota priemonių persėdimų parinkimas sistema maršrutams Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt TYRIMO ORGANIZAVIMAS IR EIGA Triašiai autobusai (po du stebėtojus) Stebėjimus vykdė rinkos tyrimų kompanija „Rait“ Mikro/midi autobusai Tyrimas buvo vykdomas nuo 2015 m. Natūriniai stebėjimai balandžio 11 d. iki gegužės 31 dienos. (tiriama >30% transporto priemonių maršrute) Troleibusai Keleivių srautų tyrimas (KST) Privataus vežėjo maršrutai Automatinė keleivių Dviašiai autobusai skaičiavimo sistema (AKSS) Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt 4 TYRIMO ORGANIZAVIMAS IR EIGA Gauti tyrimo duomenys buvo sisteminami ir skaitmenizuojami bei perkeliami į KST duomenų bazę. Naudojantis duomenų baze, buvo atliekama kiekvieno maršruto ir jų stotelių analizė. A1G maršrutas Reiso pradžia 5 val. 15 min. 100 80 60 ų ų skaičius 31 31 35 36 31 40 26 26 23 17 17 21 22 Keleivi 16 15 15 16 16 20 13 13 10 9 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 0 Įlipo Išlipo Važiavo Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt 5 01 BENDROJI STATISTIKA KELEIVIŲ SRAUTŲ PASISKIRSTYMAS METŲ LAIKOTARPYJE 18.000.000 16.000.000 14.000.000 per mėnesį per 12.000.000 10.000.000 Kelionių sk. Kelionių 8.000.000 6.000.000 Remiantis keleivių srautų tyrimu ir pajamų, gautų iš bilietų pardavimo, rodikliais, nustatyta, kad per metus miesto viešuoju transportu atliekama 172,25 mln. kelionių. Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt 7 220 220 tūkst. kelionių per dieną). Šeštadienio kelionių atliktu Remiantis tyrimu, priimta, kad rytinis pikas trunka 7 val. nuo iki 8 val. min,30 vakarinis pikas Keleivių skaičius 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 22000 24000 26000 Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ „Susisiekimo įmonė Savivaldybės 2000 4000 6000 8000 0 PAROS LAIKOTARPYJE PAROS PASISKIRSTYMAS SRAUTŲ KELEIVIŲ 13 2 0 2.652 565 0 6.144 2.191 169 11.421 3.571 2.000 skaičius, skaičius, lyginant su 15.628 3.844 2.597 24.304 5.407 3.222 26.398 5.784 3.630 22.702 6.286 4.371 18.126 7.619 5.356 14.884 | www.vilniustransport.lt | 7.420 6.997 14.532 9.099 darbodiena (536 tūkst.), 6.154 Darbodiena 12.383 7.652 7.786 12.518 10.087 7.613 11.619 10.008 9.056 14.195 10.922 9.452 13.056 9.963 8.510 13.983 10.745 8.601 Šeštadienis 15.574 10.039 8.834 17.208 9.820 8.702 sumažėja 49 18.318 10.415 8.956 20.641 9.589 9.122 20.315 9.586 8.809 Sekmadienis 21.189 10.322 7.687 proc., sekmadienį sekmadienį proc., 22.176 9.830 7.931 25.195 9.274 7.820 24.647 9.113 8.056 22.273 8.822 7.259 18.977 8.894 6.307 14.716 7.387 6.727 – 12.368 7.821 58,9 58,9 7.197 – 10.070 6.736 16 6.236 proc. proc. 9.904 6.984 - 18 18 val. 5.043 7.319 5.997 5.314 ( atitinkamai 271 ir 6.423 5.782 4.209 5.501 4.593 3.457 4.443 4.388 2.898 2.408 2.378 1.872 1.298 1.450 8 1.169 416 118 434 KELIONIŲ PASISKIRSTYMAS PAGAL TRANSPORTO RŪŠIS Maršrutų sk. Maršrutų sk. 18 6 600000 2011 m.* 500000 34% 27% 43% 181.468 57% 400000 40% Maršrutų sk. 300000 72 * Šaltinis : Naujų transporto rūšių diegimo Vilniaus mieste specialusis planas, 2012 212.381 91.933 2013 m. 200000 Kelionių skaičius per dieną per skaičius Kelionių 76.623 36% 26% 109.011 100000 86.499 142.204 38% 69.908 56.879 0 Darbo diena Šeštadienis Sekmadienis Greitieji autobusai Pagrindiniai ir privežamieji autobusai Troleibusai 2015 m. Darbo diena Šeštadienis Sekmadienis 34% 27% Autobusai 66% 66% 65% Greitieji 27% 26% 26% 40% Pagrindiniai ir privežamieji autobusai 40% 40% 39% Troleibusai 34% 34% 35% Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt 9 POPULIARIAUSI MARŠRUTAI Darbo diena Šeštadienis Sekmadienis Nr. Nr. Nr. Nr. Kryptis Nr. Kryptis Kryptis skaičius skaičius skaičius Eil. Nr. Eil. Nr. Eil. Nr. Kelionių Kelionių Kelionių Maršruto Maršruto Maršruto 1 2G Santariškės – Stotis 30051 1 A53 Fabijoniškės – Stotis 17200 1 T7 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 12140 2 3G Fabijoniškės – Oro uostas 28390 2 2G Santariškės – Stotis 15762 2 2G Santariškės – Stotis 12139 3 1G Stotis – Santariškės 26538 3 3G Fabijoniškės – Oro uostas 13700 3 A53 Fabijoniškės – Stotis 12042 4 4G Pilaitė – Saulėtekis 25209 4 1G Stotis – Santariškės 13077 4 3G Fabijoniškės – Oro uostas 11771 5 T7 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 24100 5 T7 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 12252 5 1G Stotis – Santariškės 10949 6 A53 Fabijoniškės – Stotis 22470 6 5G Pašilaičiai – Saulėtekis 11589 6 5G Pašilaičiai – Saulėtekis 9535 7 T2 Saulėtekis – Stotis 21577 7 T2 Saulėtekis – Stotis 11349 7 T16 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 9312 8 5G Pašilaičiai – Saulėtekis 21530 8 4G Pilaitė – Saulėtekis 10618 8 4G Pilaitė – Saulėtekis 8949 9 T16 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 21417 9 T16 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 10600 9 T2 Saulėtekis – Stotis 8193 10 T6 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 14258 10 T19 Pašilaičiai — Saulėtekis 9645 10 T19 Pašilaičiai — Saulėtekis 7791 11 T4 Antakalnis – Žemieji Paneriai 14136 11 T6 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 8992 11 T6 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 6803 12 T17 Žirmūnai — Naujininkai 14048 12 A10 Fabijoniškės – Markučiai 7966 12 A10 Fabijoniškės – Markučiai 6135 13 A10 Fabijoniškės – Markučiai 12781 13 T17 Žirmūnai — Naujininkai 6078 13 T17 Žirmūnai — Naujininkai 5430 14 T19 Pašilaičiai — Saulėtekis 12725 14 A7 Šiaurės miestelis – Lazdynai 5486 14 T12 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 4558 15 6G Parko g. – Žaliasis tiltas 10486 15 T10 Saulėtekis – Naujininkai 5339 15 A7 Šiaurės miestelis – Lazdynai 4492 16 T12 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 10120 16 6G Parko g. – Žaliasis tiltas 5162 16 T9 Karoliniškės – Šiaurės miestelis 4330 17 T9 Karoliniškės – Šiaurės miestelis 9756 17 T12 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 5135 17 A40 Fabijoniškės – Centras 3917 18 T10 Saulėtekis – Naujininkai 9544 18 T9 Karoliniškės – Šiaurės miestelis 4764 18 T10 Saulėtekis – Naujininkai 3916 19 A40 Fabijoniškės – Centras 9327 19 A40 Fabijoniškės – Centras 4454 19 6G Parko g. – Žaliasis tiltas 3536 20 A7 Šiaurės miestelis – Lazdynai 9108 20 T4 Antakalnis – Žemieji Paneriai 4195 20 T4 Antakalnis – Žemieji Paneriai 2793 Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt 10 EFEKTYVIAUSI MARŠRUTAI Darbo dienos rodikliai Keleivių Keleivių Keleivių skaičius skaičius skaičius tenkantis tenkantis tenkantis Kryptis vienai Kryptis Kryptis Eil. Nr. Eil. Nr. vienam Eil. Nr. vienam transporto Maršruto Nr. Maršruto Nr. Maršruto Nr. Maršruto Nr. Maršruto Nr. Maršruto Nr. reisui kilometrui priemonei 1 A53 Fabijoniškės – Stotis 1728 1 2G Santariškės – Stotis 135 1 A53 Fabijoniškės – Stotis 8,79 2 3G Fabijoniškės – Oro uostas 1670 2 3G Fabijoniškės – Oro uostas 111 2 1G Stotis – Santariškės 7,70 3 2G Santariškės – Stotis 1670 3 A53 Fabijoniškės – Stotis 110 3 2G Santariškės – Stotis 7,39 4 A7 Šiaurės miestelis – Lazdynai 1518 4 A49 Ateities g. – Bukčiai 103 4 3G Fabijoniškės – Oro uostas 7,32 5 1G Stotis – Santariškės 1474 5 4G Pilaitė – Saulėtekis 97 5 A10 Fabijoniškės – Markučiai 6,82 6 4G Pilaitė – Saulėtekis 1401 6 1G Stotis – Santariškės 94 6 A7 Šiaurės miestelis – Lazdynai 6,54 7 T2 Saulėtekis – Stotis 1349 7 A10 Fabijoniškės – Markučiai 89 7 T16 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 6,45 8 5G Pašilaičiai – Saulėtekis 1346 8 A7 Šiaurės miestelis – Lazdynai 86 8 T2 Saulėtekis – Stotis 6,36 9 T16 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 1339 9 T16 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 84 9 4G Pilaitė – Saulėtekis 6,11 10 A49 Ateities g. – Bukčiai 1333 10 A55 Lazdynai – Santariškės 77 10 5G Pašilaičiai – Saulėtekis 5,70 11 6G Parko g. – Žaliasis tiltas 1311 11 5G Pašilaičiai – Saulėtekis 77 11 T7 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 5,65 12 A10 Fabijoniškės – Markučiai 1278 12 A34 Stotis – Visoriai 76 12 A43 Justiniškės – Centras 5,50 13 T1 Karoliniškės – Stotis 1157 13 T6 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 75 13 A49 Ateities g. – Bukčiai 5,29 14 A34 Stotis – Visoriai 1141 14 A87 Ozo g. – Šeškinė 70 14 T17 Žirmūnai — Naujininkai 5,27 15 A5 Pašilaičiai – Šiaurės miestelis 1132 15 T12 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 69 15 T6 Žirmūnai – Žemieji Paneriai 5,26 16 A43 Justiniškės – Centras 1087 16 A69 Ateities g. – Šiltnamių g. 68 16 T9 Karoliniškės – Šiaurės miestelis 5,23 17 A52 Centras – Tarandė 1084 17 T7 Pašilaičiai – Stotis 68 17 A50 Antakalnis – Bajorai 5,00 18 A4 Stotis – Kirtimai 1038 18 T2 Saulėtekis – Stotis 66 18 T20 Žirmūnai – Stotis 4,99 19 A46 Pašilaičiai – Centras 1037 19 A50 Antakalnis – Bajorai 65 19 T1 Karoliniškės – Stotis 4,97 20 A23 Stotis – Lazdynai 1023 20 T4 Antakalnis – Žemieji Paneriai 65 20 T14 Antakalnis — Gerosios Vilties st. 4,92 Savivaldybės įmonė „Susisiekimo paslaugos“ | www.vilniustransport.lt 11 MAŽIAUSIAI EFEKTYVŪS MARŠRUTAI Darbo dienos rodikliai Keleivių Keleivių skaičius Transporto Transporto skaičius tenkantis priemonių priemonių tenkantis Kryptis vienai Kryptis Eil. Nr. Eil. Eil. Nr. Eil. tipas tipas vienam transporto Maršruto Nr. Nr. Maršruto Maršruto Nr. Nr. Maršruto priemonei reisui 1 A9 Zuikių – Agrastų g. Mikro 77 1 A9 Zuikių – Agrastų g. Mikro 5 2 A65 Ožkiniai – Bireliai 2-ašiai 236 2 A114 Saulėtekis – Vinciūniškės Midi 7 3 A116 Žvėrynas – Ungurių g. Mikro 281 3 A28 Žemieji Paneriai – Grigiškės Mikro 10 4 A28 Žemieji Paneriai – Grigiškės Mikro 291 4 A116 Žvėrynas – Ungurių g. Mikro 11 5 A114 Saulėtekis – Vinciūniškės Midi 315 5 A51 Žemieji Paneriai – Daniliškės 2-ašiai 13 6 A8 Žemieji Paneriai – Vaidotai 2-ašiai 331 6 A25 Žemieji Paneriai – V.A.
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