business workshop derby city council local sustainable transport fund bid derby, 29 th november 2011
TRANSCRIPT
Introductions• Everyone
– name and organisation
• One representative of each organisation(but not DCC officers!)
– My organisation’s key transport concern is…– Something positive we’ve already been able to do is…
• 15 minutes• When you’re ready!
Local Sustainable Transport Fund
Essential Elements of a Good Bid
Beth Hiblin07834 831172
beth@transportforqualityoflife.comwww.transportforqualityoflife.com
Local Sustainable Transport Fund• For English transport authorities (excl. London)• £560m between 211/12 & 2014/5
– Small Projects – up to £5m– Large Projects – up to £50m (with £5m Key Component)– 2/3 of authorities could benefit
• Revenue & capital (63%:37% split)• Locally designed solutions • Boost sustainable travel & improve travel choices• Targeted packages of complementary measures
Unsuccessful Large Project and Key Component bids DfT invited Derby to bid for Small Project in Tranche 2
Derby’s LSTF Bid
Bid Package 1Address People, Place, Purpose
•Who can change their travel?•Where specifically are they going from / to in our city?•Why are they travelling?
•Where do we engage them?•How do we engage them?•What will motivate them?•What will overcome their barriers to change?
Bid Package 2Must be a package of complementary measures
• Infrastructure & services• Information• Skills & confidence• Equipment• Promote & market• Reward and encourage
Source: Creating Growth, Cutting Carbon (DfT, 2011)
A strong Derby bid will…• Improve local economy / reduce carbon• Have other social, economic, environmental, health &
safety benefits• Deliver this through a package of complementary
measures targeted at specific people, place, purpose• Be value for money, financially sustainable & deliverable • Have as large a local contribution to cost as possible• Have as large a contribution from private sector and
external organisations as possible• Be supported by the community• Be designed and delivered in partnership with others
This meeting will… Review your transport concerns & learn about what you are already doing
Generate ideas for sustainable transport projects that will help ensure your staff, suppliers and customers can reach you easily and efficiently
Find partners who’ll help make the project a reality
…ideas & support
…match funding
…in-kind funding
Developing Derby LSTF Tranche 2 bid
Lessons for the second round…
• Keep it focussed – what are we specifically trying to achieve in Derby?
• Tell the Derby story.• Solution linked to problem • Tell DfT exactly what we’re doing – clear objectives and a clear
package of measures• Needs to be deliverable within the fund period - by March 2015• Look for sustainability of projects beyond fund period• Engage!
Developing Derby LSTF Tranche 2 bid
• how do we enable the delivery of sustainable transport solutions that support Derby’s economic growth while reducing carbon?
• …..solutions need to be geared to supporting jobs and business through effectively
– tackling the problems of congestion– improving the reliability and predictability of journey times– enabling economic investment– enhancing access to employment.
• bring about changing patterns of travel behaviour and greater use of more sustainable transport modes and so deliver a reduction in carbon and other harmful emissions.
Revised focus for LSTF Tranche 2 Bid:
People, Place and Purpose
Revised focus
Using sustainable transport to support Derby's economy and reduce carbon in areas of employment growth
The People, Place, Purpose The People
Getting people to your business:
• Commuters - employees
• Business travellers
• Customers, suppliers and visitors
The People, Place, Purpose The People
Consider the increasing workforce
Where are they coming from?
Can they get there?
The People, Place, Purpose The Place
Derby’s areas of economic growth
– Existing businesses– New developments– Enterprise Zones
The People, Place, Purpose The Place
Looking at the existing businesses and the key areas for growth this is predominantly the city centre and southeast quadrant of the city
The People, Place, Purpose The Place
Build upon Derby’s unique strengths
• Supporting the creation of over 12000 jobs
• 300-500 businesses
The People, Place, Purpose The Purpose
Supporting sustainable access to existing
businesses and new development
What’s in it for you?
• an opportunity to tell us how £5million could be spent on sustainable
transport to benefit you as a business and shape the bid
• a forum to raise your transport issues
• a chance to identify ways for your business to save money and
make efficiencies through addressing travel behaviour
• an opportunity to share your ideas for resolving these issues
• benefit from joint working where problems and solutions are shared
by a number of organisations
• help ensure we receive essential investment for Derby through
partnership working
Other opportunities
• Regional Growth Fund award • Growing Places Fund
• Enterprise Zone possibilities
• Work already happening that we can build on
- businesses with travel plans- businesses with sustainable travel aspirations that we can help to
deliver
- shuttle buses
- ticketing deals and investment by bus operators
- the increasing popularity of cycling and experience gained
through Cycle Derby
‘Millstones’ and ‘lifebelts’:Understanding how to change travel behaviour
Ian Taylor01654 781358
ian@transportforqualityoflife.comwww.transportforqualityoflife.com
(Potential) sustainable traveller
Habit: ‘I always drive’
Social norms: ‘All the other parents drive their children to school’
Subjective impression: ‘Mental map’ of town doesn’t include good cycle routes
Objective reality: Poor quality cycle routes, busy roads, nowhere to park bikes
‘Millstones’ that prevent sustainable travel
Actual sustainable traveller
Break habit: give a reason to try something new eg family Cycle Activity Days
Change the social norm: eg After-School Cycle Clubs; Bikeability cycle training
Give information / ideas: Extend ‘mental map’ to include good cycle routes
Objective experience: Build good cycle routes, provide cycle parking at schools
‘Lifebelts’ to support sustainable travel
Designing interventions to change travel behaviour
• Identify appropriate target groups:– Commuters– Business travellers– Customers, Suppliers & Visitors
• Develop our knowledge of them
• Understand ‘millstones’: specific barriers to change for our target population– Habit– Social norms– Subjective reality– Objective reality
• Create ‘lifebelts’ or interventions to tackle all the barriers to change
Understanding our target population
• How many people in our target population?• Where are they travelling to and from?• How far are they travelling?• What do we know about these people?
– attitude to bus travel / cycling– age, gender– income level
• Where can we best make contact with them?• Who are they influenced by (friends / family / peer group /
‘people like me’)
Break-out: Millstones• One target audience per table:
– Commuters– Business travellers– Visitors, customers, suppliers
• 30 minutes • Brainstorm the ‘millstones’ that prevent
sustainable travel for this audience• Hone it down to the top 12
• COFFEE• Will switch to thinking about ‘lifebelts’
Break-out: Lifebelts• One new target audience per table• 30 minutes• Look at the 12 ‘millstones’ already identified• Suggest at least 12 ‘lifebelts’ • Use GREEN post-its• Use PINK post-it notes if your organisation
could help with this ‘lifebelt’ - Name & organisation required!
• 10 minutes• Review all three audiences (add more PINK?) • Vote for most important ‘lifebelts’