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    Don S. Jayaweera 1

    Don S. Jayaweera,Director General, Sri Lanka Tourist Development Authority, Sri Lanka

    Sustainable Strategy fo rTransport Secto r w i th view

    of Energy Eff ic iency

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    Don S. Jayaweera 2

    Silent Features of Energy

    Consumption of the Transport Sector

    Road Sector serves 95.8% of Passenger and 99% of

    Freight transport;

    Railways serves only 3.4% of Passengers and less tan

    0.8% of freight transport in the country; Transport Sector depend on fossil fuel; annual

    expenditure on import of fuel for transport sector

    US $ 2.9 billionout of total US $ 5.2 billion (2013)which means US $ 2.3 for power generation and

    industries ;

    Current active vehicle fleet has reached to 3.54

    million (as at December 31st, 2013)

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    Consumption of Fuel Type has Shift

    from Diesel to Petrol

    Don S. Jayaweera 4

    2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

    667,038,960668,326,680695,368,800776,040,701

    707,936,193

    998,524,528

    828,819,781

    2,087,412,000

    1,801,384,648

    1,885,040,282

    1,781,677,9131,721,458,366

    2,141,761,991

    1,553,074,287

    Petrol Diesel

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    Characteristics of Road Use

    Vehicle Fleet Motor Cycles as at March 31st, 2013 is 1.784 million

    and Three Wheelers are 650,010 (Petrol 618,580

    Diesel 31,430);

    All four wheel road use vehicles as at March 31st, 2013

    is 817,561; This shows that 75% are two or three wheelers (20%

    Three Wheelers and 54% Motor Cycles);

    Government has implemented to get fuel efficient

    and less polluted fleet to the country by introducingtax benefits for Hybrid Electric technology and

    reducing age of used vehicle importation

    Don S. Jayaweera 5

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    Don S. Jayaweera 6Source: Department of Customs

    05,000

    10,000

    15,000

    20,000

    25,000

    30,000

    35,000

    40,000

    45,000

    1983 1993 2000 2005 2011 2012 2013

    Car (Petrol) 13,746 13,054 12,541 41,806 23,184 2,860

    Cars (Diesel) 7,406 234 393 2,028 5,787 728

    Car (Hybrid) 10,164 7,514 1,175

    Numbero

    fVehicles

    New Fleet Added by Technology

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    Private

    Motorization Don S. Jayaweera 7

    MotorCars7%

    Vans12%

    Buses64%

    ThreeWheel

    ers6%

    Trucks/Lorry

    2%

    MotorCycles

    4%

    Railways

    5%

    2008 MotorCars8% Vans

    11%

    Buses61%

    ThreeWheele

    rs7%

    Trucks/Lorry

    2%

    MotorCycles

    6%

    Railways

    5%

    2009

    MotorCars9%

    Vans11%

    Buses57%

    ThreeWheele

    rs9%

    Trucks/Lorry

    2%

    MotorCycles

    7%

    Railways

    5%

    2010MotorCars13%

    Vans13%

    Buses49%

    ThreeWheele

    rs11%

    Trucks/Lorry

    4%

    MotorCycles

    6%

    Railways

    4%

    2011

    MotorCars14%

    Vans12%

    Buses48%

    ThreeWheel

    ers

    12%

    Trucks/Lorry

    3%

    Motor

    Cycles7%

    Railway

    s4%

    2012MotorCars17%

    Vans13%

    Buses

    45%

    ThreeWheel

    ers13%

    Trucks/Lorry

    3%

    MotorCycles

    6%

    Railways3%

    2013

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    Operated Vehicle

    Km (in Millions

    Km's)

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    Motor Cars 3,557 3,982 4,139 4,862 6,693

    Vans 3,815 3,810 3,555 4,432 5,533

    Buses 1,214 1,202 1,139 1,121 1,397

    Three Wheelers 2,638 3,435 3,986 3,770 5,287

    Trucks/Lorry 1,291 1,277 1,209 1,240 1,545

    Motor Cycles 3,454 4,498 5,129 4,977 7,019

    Railways 11 10 10 10 12

    Total 15,978 18,213 19,167 20,412 27,486

    14.0% 5.2% 6.5% 34.7%Don S. Jayaweera 8

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    Average Vehicle Occupancy by

    Vehicle Type

    Don S. Jayaweera 9

    Mode/VehicleCategory 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    Motor Cars 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.8 2.8

    Vans 3.0 3.1 3.1 3.0 3.0

    Buses 52.0 52.0 47.1 46.1 46.1

    Three

    Wheelers 2.2 2.2 2.2 3.1 3.1

    Trucks/Lorry 1.3 1.3 1.3 2.9 2.9

    Motor Cycles 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3

    Railways 434.7 437.1 440.7 480.0 480.0

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    What is happening now in

    transport Sector ? Who is responsible for the implementation of vision given

    in MAHINDACHINTHANA Vision for Future ?

    If so, Where is action plan for BRT for Colombo ?

    How we meet 35,000 per hour passenger flow from

    Peliyagoda to Colombo Fort ?

    Who is going to identify LRT or Mass transit to meet the

    demand generated from high density urban development ?

    Hotel Sagila, Hytte, Lotus tower

    Musthapa at Mattakkuliya;

    CASINO belt at Bare Lake;

    Development of CBD of Colombo Fort ?

    Don S. Jayaweera 10

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    Thank You