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Integration area

Integration area. Integration area: 3,012 km 2 Inhabitants: 2.366 million Employees: 0.9 million Cities and villages: 141 26 years of experience with integration One integration company for - hosting the sharing of the revenue - informing passengers about timetables and fares.

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Integration area

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  1. Integration area Integration area: 3,012 km2 Inhabitants: 2.366 million Employees: 0.9 million Cities and villages: 141 26 years of experience with integration One integration company for - hosting the sharing of the revenue - informing passengers about timetables and fares

  2. Public transport authorities within the region • State of Baden-Württemberg-> heavy rail • Greater Stuttgart Region-> suburban rail (S-Bahn)-> regional important trains • City of Stuttgart-> light rail and trams-> city buses • 4 administrative districts-> regional buses

  3. Operators in the integration network area

  4. Ownership of the PT companies • Heavy rail and suburban rail (S-Bahn): ->100% shareholder: Federal government • Some regional trains-> WEG/Connex • Light rail, Tram and city buses-> City of Stuttgart • Regional bus companies:-> more or less private

  5. Right of initiative to create PT services • Heavy rail and suburban rail:-> State of Baden-Württemberg and the Greater Stuttgart Region • PT in the City of Stuttgart:-> the City of Stuttgart • PT (bus) in the administrative districts:-> if no subsidies needed: the operators-> if subsidies needed: the administrative districts

  6. Full integration - zone system for determination of the ticket fare - one ticket for all modes - same fare for all modes - several interchanges are possible - fare is not depending on number of interchanges Integration system

  7. Share of responsibilities • Network Company (for the whole network area):information and promotion, network management • Operators (for the whole network area):fares and ticketing • Heavy rail and suburban rail:PTA:definition of service; quality managementOperators: personnel and employment conditions • PT in the City of Stuttgart:PTA:definition of service; quality managementOperators: personnel and employment conditions • PT (bus) in the administrative districts:PTA (if subsidies needed): definition of service Operators (if no subsidies needed): definition of service Operators (in both cases): personnel and employment conditions

  8. Existing contract: suburban rail (S-Bahn) • Contract was directly awarded • Covers the whole region with almost 9 million train-km • Valid until 2012 • Net-contract with around 65% farebox revenues

  9. Existing contract: suburban rail (S-Bahn) Main contents: • Minimum volume of supply is defined • Regulations in case of increasing or decreasing volume • Regulations concerning new lines and more volume on existing lines • Subsidies for existing and future train-km are already defined • Who is in charge of the definition of service and quality • How to proceed at the end of the contract when the new contract is going to be tendered • Financial regulations (how much has to be paid when) • Distribution • Quality management system

  10. Punctuality at 6 stations, devided in peak and off peak Special trained external personnel checks criteria like cleanliness, information within the trains and if the trains are damaged Passengers are asked how the feel aboutpunctuality, information, cleanliness, security Both objective and subjective results are relevant for bonus and malus (all in all max. around 1 million €): objective 70% und subjective 30% in addition to the bonus/malus system all trains that did not run are not paid by the region (without regarding the reason) The measurement of quality

  11. Development of quality since 2002 Cleanliness in trains Free of damage Information in trains Management of complaints Ticket machines

  12. Development of quality since 2002 Satisfaction of passangers Puncutality Cleanliness Security Damages Number of seats Information (normal case) Information (disturbances)

  13. Penalty is used to increase the quality of infrastructrue First project was an automatically announcement of the stations in the trains Current project: realtime information at stations and New signals to increase speed of trains How to proceed with malus payments?

  14. Bus operators have a gross-contract with the Greater Stuttgart Region Gross-contract is based on the revenue the operators had before the integration, 11 years ago. For new bus lines the contracts are negotiated between operators, counties or communities and the Greater Stuttgart Region There is no monitoring of the contratcs Contracts do not include incentives Subsidies for regional buses

  15. Development of costs Subsidies S-Bahn Subsidies regional busoperators Farebox revenue Cost of living index Subsidies per train-km Subsidies per bus-km

  16. Development of costs Subsidies S-Bahn Subsidies regional busoperators Farebox revenue Cost of living index Subsidies per train-km Subsidies per bus-km

  17. Development of costs Subsidies S-Bahn Subsidies regional busoperators Farebox revenue Cost of living index Subsidies per train-km Subsidies per bus-km

  18. Development of costs Subsidies S-Bahn Subsidies regional busoperators Farebox revenue Cost of living index Subsidies per train-km Subsidies per bus-km

  19. Development of costs Subsidies S-Bahn Subsidies regional busoperators Farebox revenue Cost of living index Subsidies per train-km Subsidies per bus-km

  20. Contract for the S-Bahn is going to be tendered Financing of the bus system in the future is currently to be discussed in working groups. Counties and operators reject tendering contracts. existing contracts with the bus operators are going to be evaluated according to the 4th criteria of the European Court of Justice with a target costs evaluation Financing public transport in the future

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