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The sharing mobility strategy in Milan Valentino Sevino Car sharing Association Meeting AGENZIA MOBILITÀ AMBIENTE E TERRITORIO – s.r.l. a socio unico – direzione e coordinamento: Comune di Milano Sede legale: Via Grazia Deledda, 9/A – 20127 Milano Capitale Sociale € 10.400,00 – Codice Fiscale e numero di iscrizione Registro Imprese di Milano: 12908910156 – REA Milano 1597731 revisione: 00 redatto: Paolo Campus Alessandra Porro Valentino Sevino verificato: Alessandra Porro Valentino Sevino approvato: Valentino Sevino elaborato: Relazione codifica: data: 28/04/2015 Valentino Sevino Director of Mobility Planning Department Environment, Mobility and Territory Agency – City of Milan Milan, 9 th June 2015 – Expo Gate

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The sharing mobility strategy

in Milan

Valentino Sevino

Car sharing Association Meeting

AGENZIA MOBILITÀ AMBIENTE E TERRITORIO – s.r.l. a socio unico – direzione e coordinamento: Comune di MilanoSede legale: Via Grazia Deledda, 9/A – 20127 Milano

Capitale Sociale € 10.400,00 – Codice Fiscale e numero di iscrizione Registro Imprese di Milano: 12908910156 – REA Milano 1597731

revisione: 00

redatto:

Paolo CampusAlessandra PorroValentino Sevino

verificato:

Alessandra PorroValentino Sevino

approvato:

Valentino Sevino

elaborato: Relazione

codifica: data: 28/04/2015

Valentino SevinoDirector of Mobility Planning Department

Environment, Mobility and Territory Agency – City of Milan

Milan, 9th June 2015 – Expo Gate

Milan, 9th June 2015

Car sharing Association Meeting

EXPO GATE

The sharing mobility strategy The sharing mobility strategy

in Milanin Milan

• Overall Mobility (trips per day, year2014): 5.678.000, of which 2.502.000between Milano and its urban area,done 58% by car.

• A more balanced modal split of tripsInside the City (30% by car), but a very

high Car ownership: 51/100 inhab.

• The sharing system is a crucial elementthat contributes to reduce thenegative impacts of car traffic,especially for a city like Milan whichhas one of the most high ratiocar/inhabitant of Europe: 51 cars per

100 inhabitants.

• Now Milan offers:• Now Milan offers:a) Two different types of Car Sharing

services: Free Floating and StationBased;

b) a Bike sharing service.

• Milan will be implementing:a) A scooter sharing service;

b) The extension of Car Sharing service

in the Metropolitan Area;

c) A competitive form of Electric Car

Sharing.

Chapter 1

The Car Sharing service with the stationbased model was the first to be

introduced in Milan.It started in 2002, with the service offeredby Legambiente.Nowadays there are two companies thatprimarily operate with this model: GuidaMi

and E-Vai.

COMMON FEATURES:

• Fleet with different type of vehicles (alsoVan and ZEV);

• Pick up and Drop off primarily in Car

Sharing Station;

• Operating 24 hours a day;• Combined to TPL services;• Hourly and kilometric rate.

In 2013, under the spur of the explosion ofthe other systems of sharing (bike-sharing)and on the basis of a study by AMAT onthe potential for development, the

Municipality of Milan launched a Public

call in order to spread free-floating car

sharing services.

This notice was addressed to fulfill theThis notice was addressed to fulfill thefollowing main requirements:• one way system;• fast reservation;• fleet with at least 80 vehicles;• 90% of the fleet with a length less than

4,50 m;• one vehicle of 100 fitted for the

transport of people with reduced

mobility.

Operating service August 2013 December 2013 May 2014

Vehicles 700 Smart Fortwo600 Fiat 50044 Fiat 500L

370 Volkswagen Up!

Members ~75.000 users ~160.000 users ~27.000 users

Driving rate (per € 0,29 € 0,25 € 0,27

Driving rate (per

minute)€ 0,29 € 0,25 € 0,27

Parking rate (per

minute)€ 0,29 € 0,10 € 0,17

Kilometric rate

(+50 km)€ 0,29 € 0,25 € 0,27

Reservation App/Website App/Website App/Website

Opening vehicle App/Card App App/Card

The City of Milan has put into effect 27

electric charging stations network within aproject called Digital Islands. A Digital Islandis a hyper-technological outdoor spacewhich is open to citizens and tourists tocommunicate, inform and move in asustainable manner. Each Digital Island isequipped with:

• Wi Fi;

• Multimedia and multifunction touch-

screen Totem (services: infomobility, taxiscreen Totem (services: infomobility, taxiand emergency calls, bookings, e-commerce, e-government, tourism);

• Smart cameras for territory monitoringand control;

• Smart lighting;

• Charging systems for private users(computer, phones, etc.).

Each Island is equipped with a 12 charging

points aligned on a bar whereaccommodate the fully electric vehicles, toencouraging car-sharing mobility.

Thanks to the Digital Island facilities, new e-car

sharing operators came forward providing

new services.

As SHARE’NGO, a new fully electric car

sharing company, with a initial fleet of 100

cars and over 100 km of autonomy.

The service will be operating from June 2015.

It will be the first car sharing service with

variable fees according to the individual

mobility needs of the users.

BikeMi is the service of Bike-Sharing,developed by ATM and operated byClear Channel.

Born in December 2008, it provides a user-friendly, practical and ecological service.

The stations, with an availability of about4.400 bikes throughout the area, are

located in the main strategic points of thelocated in the main strategic points of thecity, starting from the city center andreaching, with the 3rd phase, the site ofExpo 2015.

The service is available every day from

7.00 am to 12.00 pm. During the summer,the operation is prolonged from Sunday toThursday from 7.00 am to 2.00 am and onFriday and Saturday without interruption.

RESULTS OBTAINED

• 247 stations (up to early May 2015);• More than 3.500 traditional bicycles;• 800 electric bicycles;• 36.000 subscriptions every year;• 2.481.802 bicycle trips in 2014;• 10.000 rents per day on average (on

the 27th May 2015 BikeMi users made new record: 15.232 bikes picked up in new record: 15.232 bikes picked up in one day).

The pick up and drop off stations are

located nearby the railway stations,

metro, universities, hospitals, tourist sites,

government offices, shopping centers and

park and ride spaces.

All users are authorized to pick up the bikeat one point and drop off it in a stationnear their destination.

Chapter 2

Milan is the first Italian city to launch a

Public call for identifying companies to

perform the Scooter Sharing Service.

It has started in December 2014 and it hasthe following features:

• One way system within the 95% of theterritorial coverage;territorial coverage;

• Fast reservation by the user;• Fleet of at least 120 Internal Combustion

Engine scooters or 80 ZEV;• Obligatory replacement every 4 years

from the date of registration or upon

reaching 50.000 km;• Free training courses on driving and

road safety for members and also forschools.

Application deadline: 31st December 2015

In 2014, 33 municipalities around Milan

were asked to express themselves upon

the enlargement of car sharing service.

The municipalities have responded

positively to the idea.

By decision of the City council, thisservice was extended to theservice was extended to themetropolitan area, guaranteeing thefollowing benefits for the free-floating car

sharing operators:• Reduction of the 4% annual fee for any

new vehicle operating in the newmunicipalities.