Velo-city Global 2016
2016.3.15
宇都宮共和大学
古池弘隆
1
自転車
まち推進協議会へ
報告
Velo-city
•
1980
年
Bremen
開催
•
ECF(European Cyclists’ Federation
主催
•
現在
世界最大
自転車 関する国際会議
•
当初
2
年毎 ヨー ッ
開催 奇数年
•
2010
年
Copenhagen
Velo-city Global
偶数年 開催
•
2009 Charter of Brussels
–
2020
年ま
自転車
ー
ェアを
15
%
–
2020
年ま
自転車
死亡事故を
50
%削減
–
60
都市
署名
2
Velo-city
開催地
1. 1980 Bremen, Germany
2. 1984 London, United Kingdom
3. 1987 Groningen, The Netherlands
4. 1989 Copenhagen, Denmark
5. 1991 Milano, Italy
6. 1993 Nottingham ,United Kingdom
7. 1995 Basel, Switzerland
8. 1996 Perth, Australia
9. 1997 Barcelona, Spain
10. 1999 Graz, Austria / Maribor, Slovenia
11. 2001 Glasgow, Scotland /
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
(2000 Velo Mondiel in Amsterdam)
12. 2003 Paris, France
13. 2005 Dublin, Ireland
14. 2007 Munich, Germany
15. 2009 Brussels, Belgium
16. 2010 Copenhagen, Denmark
17. 2011 Sevilla, Spain
18. 2012 Vancouver, Canada
19. 2013 Vienna, Austria
20. 2014 Adelaide, Australia
21. 2015 Nantes, France
22. 2016 Taipei, Taiwan
23. (2017 Arnheim /Nijmegen, The Netherlands 24.(2018 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
3
•
ア ア 初
開催
•
43
国
1000
人参加、
160
編
発表
•
日本
3
人
市長を含
70
人以上
参加
•
イク
ー
5000
人参加
•
台北市長
380
㎞を
21
時間 走破
•
2020
年
日本招致 向け
ECF
会長 折衝
•
Giant
全面的 協力
YouBike
アピー
•
Giant
劉会長
5
月 宇都宮 講演
•
ペン
ー ン市長
5
月 来日
YouBike
公共共用自転車
• 2009
年 開始
11
ポー
500
台
•
214
ポー
7000
台
•
最初
30
分
無料
•
回転率
8.06
回
/
日
世界一高い
5
Velocity 2016
自転車
ー
5000
人
高
道路を含
17km
を走破
6
高雄 建設中
LRT
•
世界 初
キ
ー
る全線架線
•
充電
駅 停車中
20
~
25
秒間 行 う
•
全線
22km
現在約
9km
試験供用
(2019
年完成予定
•
80
%
芝生軌道
Safety
• A regional capital with half a million population • Flat terrain and sunny climate
• High bicycle usage (20% for school and work) • First New LRT system in Japan by 2020 • Campaign to improve city image by bicycles
Various Measures toward Cycle City Utsunomiya
Utsunomiya Cycle City Promotion Plan (2011-2020)
Bike helmets for safety
First Criterium in Japan Extensive Bike Lanes
Cycling in Nature for Health Poster No. 1063
Comfort
Ecology/Health Sport/Tourism
300km
Utsunomiya
0
0 510km
Tochigi Prefecture North of Tokyo 100km
the World Heritage NIKKO TOSHOGU SHRINE
Hirotaka Koike, Utsunomiya Kyowa University [email protected] Teppei Osada, Utsunomiya University
Achievements:
• Longest Bike Lanes in Japan (21.7km -> 50km in 2020) • High Bike Helmet Usage for elderly and children • Cycle Accident Reduction (41% in 5 years)
Safer bicycle roads
Removal of illegally Parked bicycles
Cycle station network
Cycle and Ride
Safety Education Short term parkingfacilities
Cycle commuting
Rental cycle facilities
Mobility Center Cycle sport facilities Cycle sport events
Japan Cup Prom
New Parking garage Near stations Bike Helmet
Bicycle Map for sport and sightseeing
A Study on the Shift of Bicycles
from Sidewalk to Roadway
Teppei Osada
Assistant Professor, Utsunomiya University, Japan
Hirotaka Koike
Professor, Utsunomiya Kyowa University, Japan
Hideto Hayano, Mamoru Tomoda,
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan
Velo-city Global 2016 in Taipei 2016.02.27 27PM7 All On Board: How to Share Space 15:00-16:00 No. 1119
Background
•
Sharp increase of traffic accidents between bicycles and pedestrian
on sidewalk.
•
"Bicycle Usage Environment Creation Guidelines for Comfort and
Safety" in November, 2012 (MLIT and NPA, 2012).
•
In February 2013, Experimental implementation of the new guideline
on one of the busiest highways, the National Highway Route No. 4 in
Utsunomiya.
•
This is the
first attempt
in Japan to implement the new guideline on
the major national highway, and drew much attention nationwide.
11 12
Surveyed Intersection
4
4 64
10
Police Station
64
Project Highway 1㎞
JR Station
Utsunomiya Map
Arrow Marking
Shift of bicycles from Sidewalk to Roadway
(From share with pedestrian to share with automobile)
13
Before
After
Overview of Eco-Counter
Sensors Counting
Roadside Section Loop sensor Direction, speed and volume of bicycles
Sidewalk Section Loop sensor Infrared sensor
Volume and direction of bicycles and pedestrian
14
System Configuration
<Roadside Section>
~ mm mm
<Sidewalk Section>
mm
~ mm
~ mm
Four Locations of Eco-Counters
100m
0m
Sidewalk Section Roadside Section
Infrared Sensor Loop Sensor Loop Sensor
Daily Traffic Volume for Location No. 1
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 1 2 /1 1 2 /1 4 1 2 /2 7 1 /9 1 /2 2 2 /4 2 /1 7 3 /2 3 /1 5 3 /2 8 4 /1 0 4 /2 3 5 /6 5 /1 9 6 /1 6 /1 4 6 /2 7 7 /1 0 7 /2 3 8 /5 8 /1 8 8 /3 1 9 /1 3 9 /2 6 1 0 /9 1 0 /2 2 R a ti o o f B ic y cl e s o n R o a d w a y (% ) D a il y T ra ff ic V o lu m e Pedstrian Bicycle(Sidewalk)
Average Daily Traffic Volume by Location
17 126 323 142 342 442 626 300 238 48 38 109 44 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700Location Location Location Location
A v e ra g e D a lt y T ra ff ic V o lu m e
Pedstrian Bicycle(Sidewalk) Bicycle(Roadway)
Ratio of bicycles by direction
18 43 106 36 46 142 154 349 258 1 3 2 1 96 146 277 184
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Location Location Location Location
Correct direction Roadway Correct direction Sidewalk
Wrong direction Roadway Wrong direction Sidewalk
Ratio of Bicycles on Roadway
for Location No. 1
19
131 134 136 129 128 144 126 109
99 107 139 490 467 494 528 497 545 500 496 449 402 511 9.1%
8.5% 8.5% 8.4%
9.6% 9.9% 10.9% 10.1% 10.2% 11.0% 10.8% 0% 3% 6% 9% 12% 15% 0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct.
2014 2015 R a ti o o f B ic y cl e s o n R o a d w a y (% ) A v e ra g e M o n th ly T ra ff ic V o lu m e Pedestrian Bicycle
Ratio of Bicycles on Roadway
20