‘all people’- demographics, socio-economic trends and
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2nd European SUMP conference
Bucharest 17.06.2015
Michael Glotz-Richter
Free Hanseatic City of Bremen Senior Project Manager ‚Sustainable Mobility‘
‘All people’-Demographics, socio-economic trends
and implications for SUMPs
A view to 2040
Modal Split Bremen
of all Bremen citizens
All trips of all Bremen citizens
walking
cyclingcycling
Car + motobike
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Source: SrV 2008
http://www.umweltbundesamt.de/sites/default/files/medien/384/bilder/3_abb_bevoelkerungszahl_1950-2060_201-07-04_neu.png
Development population (Germany)
• Environmental Zone
• Promotion of clean vehicles
• Electricification ofpublic transport
clean vehicles
16 hrs/d < 1 hrs/d
Urban development
Inner city low car developments(4 car parking / 10 units)Mobility Management (cycle parking, Car-Sharing etc.)
Likely / expected trends:
• slightly shrinking by natural developmentof population
• (over-) compensation by migration?
• Housing space / capita: growing or stable?
• Mobility patterns ?
Robust development:
• Large scale infrastructure – potential risks
• Demographic trends / ageing population- available income ? „mobility poverty“ ??- a less car dependent city offers betteroptions for walking (+ public transport)
What the future may/will bring?
Driving office
New applications
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Questions
Urban
• leading to more cars (also idling around in order to find some parking – otherwise just idling around) – or fewer cars?
• Private or fleet based? …car ownership: something of the past ?
• Chance to reorganise cities (when about 80% of cars can be removed)
Questions
Regional
• More decentralisation ?(as moving around can be integrated in work)
• Freight transport: more infrastructure…or more efficient use of existing transport infrastructure?
• Potential impacts not considered in EU White Paper 2050 (!!) or national road strategies (2030)
Thank you for your kind attention!
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