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The workshop is intended to inform how we provide for public transport, including as input to the Get Welly Moving Programme, the Wellington District Plan, the Wellington Regional Public Transport Plan and the Regional Transport Plan. It is not a presentation; you are here to work.
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The workshop ''is not'' about route selection or mode selection. We are not getting down to the brass tacks of designing a route or detailing mode mix.
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2016-07-16, 1`-4pm, Matiu Room, Te Wharewaka. You may find it useful to review the information in this document in advance. However, it is not essential; all contributions will be equally valuable.
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The workshop is intended to inform how we provide for public transport, including as input to the Get Welly Moving Programme, the Wellington District Plan, the Wellington Regional Public Transport Plan and the Regional Transport Plan. It is not a presentation; you are here to work.
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What other changes are needed to make the PT system more attractive?
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Is there anything we haven't covered? What other changes are needed to make the PT system more attractive?
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This workshop is about actions to implement a strong public transport spine, covering the railway station `- hospital `- airport corridor.
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This workshop is about actions to implement a strong public transport spine, covering the railway station `- hospital `- airport corridor. We will also be thinking about how the spine affects other things, such as walkability and transit-oriented development.
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The Plan includes significant initiatives that will improve the region's public transport over the next six to eight years, including:
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The Plan includes significant initiatives that aim to improve the region's public transport over the next six to eight years, including:
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Will this deliver a strong public transport spine that promotes efficient and effective public transport?
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What else is needed to deliver a strong public transport spine that promotes efficient and effective public transport?
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This workshop is about actions to implement a strong public transport spine, covering the railway station `- hospital `- airport corridor.
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What are the biggest problems that are making PT unpleasant for current riders? To what extent will the proposed strategies and other changes fix these?
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What are the biggest problems making PT unpleasant for current riders? To what extent will the proposed strategies and other changes fix these?
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We need efficient transfers to and from other services at PT hubs, including suburban rail services, feeder bus routes, and park and ride for cars and bikes.
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We need efficient transfers between services at PT hubs, including suburban rail services, feeder bus routes, and park and ride for cars and bikes.
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They have recently published [[12 Guiding Principles -> http://www.getwellymoving.co.nz/principles/]]. These urban design and transport principles will be used as basis for planning and assessing potential solutions. We either spend a lot of money to increase road capacity, to achieve moderate and temporary congestion reductions and bear higher future costs from increased motor vehicle traffic, or implement other types of transportation improvements.
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* Redesigning train services giving people more travel options
* Simplifying the bus network, particularly in Wellington City, giving more people access more frequent services
* Moving towards an all-electric bus fleet with a transition period when the oldest diesel buses and the trolley bus fleet will be replaced with hybrids
* Introducing simpler fares with free transfers and integrated ticketing
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* Redesign train services giving people more travel options
* Simplify the bus network, particularly in Wellington City, giving more people access more frequent services
* Move towards an all-electric bus fleet with a transition period when the oldest diesel buses and the trolley bus fleet will be replaced with hybrids
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They have recently published [[12 Guiding Principles -> http://www.getwellymoving.co.nz/principles/]]. These urban design and transport principles will be used as basis for planning and assessing potential solutions.
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!! When and where
2016-07-16, 1`-4pm, Matiu Room, Wharewaka
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The question facing Wellington right now is: "Would we rather spend a lot of money to increase road capacity to achieve moderate and temporary congestion reductions and bear higher future costs from increased motor vehicle traffic, or implement other types of transportation improvements?"
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!! Introductions
Introduce the facilitators and describe the room layout and workshop approach. Please sign in and leave your email address if you want to receive updates.
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!! Session 1 (40 minutes)
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!! PT spine strategies and best practices
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!! Session 2 (40 minutes)
!!! PT spine strategies and best practices
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!! Session 3 (40 minutes)
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If you want to receive updates, please sign in and leave your email address.
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!! Code of Conduct
The code of conduct can be summarised as be good, be respectful, be constructive. More specifically:
* Keep to the point: be mindful of contributing to the conversation within the topic and themes -- think before speaking
* Don't dominate the conversation: each person has a chance to speak once before anyone speaks a second time -- and don't repeat yourself
* Don't interrupt: be aware of not talking over others -- if you are talking or having a side-conversation, you are not listening
* Be respectful: put forward your views without demeaning or disrespecting the views of others -- challenge ideas, not people
* Don't be a jerk: help make the workshop a safe space where people are comfortable expressing views with which you may disagree -- and watch your body language
* Do not use slurs or offensive terms
* Do commit random acts of kindness
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!! Code of Conduct (place-holder)
The code of conduct can be summarised as be good, be respectful, be constructive. More specifically:
* Keep to the point: be mindful of contributing to the conversation within the topic and themes
* Don't dominate the conversation: each person has a chance to speak once before anyone speaks a second time -- and don't repeat yourself
* Don’t interrupt: be aware of not talking over others -- if you are talking or having a side-conversation, you are not listening
* Be respectful: put forward your views without demeaning or disrespecting the views of others -- challenge ideas, not people
* Don't be a jerk: help make the workshop a safe space where people are comfortable expressing views with which you may disagree -- and watch your body language
* Do not use slurs or offensive terms
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All information will be published under a [[Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International -> http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/]] licence.
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All information will be published under a [[Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International -> http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/]] licence.
!! Code of Conduct (place-holder)
The code of conduct can be summarised as be good, be respectful, be constructive. More specifically:
* Keep to the point: be mindful of contributing to the conversation within the topic and themes -- think before speaking
* Don't dominate the conversation: each person has a chance to speak once before anyone speaks a second time -- and don't repeat yourself
* Don't interrupt: be aware of not talking over others -- if you are talking or having a side-conversation, you are not listening
* Be respectful: put forward your views without demeaning or disrespecting the views of others -- challenge ideas, not people
* Don't be a jerk: help make the workshop a safe space where people are comfortable expressing views with which you may disagree -- and watch your body language
* Do not use slurs or offensive terms
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* Be aware of not dominating the conversation or talking over others -- if you are talking, you are not listening
* Put forward your views without demeaning or disrespecting the views of others -- challenge ideas, not people
* Help make the workshop a safe space where people are comfortable expressing views with which you may disagree
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* Keep to the point: be mindful of contributing to the conversation within the topic and themes
* Don't dominate the conversation: each person has a chance to speak once before anyone speaks a second time -- and don't repeat yourself
* Don’t interrupt: be aware of not talking over others -- if you are talking or having a side-conversation, you are not listening
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!! Background
The [[Wellington Regional Public Transport Plan -> http://www.gw.govt.nz/rptp/]] sets the long-term direction for public transport in the region. It is our blueprint for an easier-to-use and more sustainable public transport network.
Wellington has a highly effective public transport system with high levels of patronage and customer satisfaction. The Regional Public Transport Plan builds on that strong base to develop an even better public transport network for the region.
The Plan includes significant initiatives that will improve the region's public transport over the next six to eight years, including:
* Redesigning train services giving people more travel options
* Simplifying the bus network, particularly in Wellington City, giving more people access more frequent services
* Moving towards an all-electric bus fleet with a transition period when the oldest diesel buses and the trolley bus fleet will be replaced with hybrids
* Introducing simpler fares with free transfers and integrated ticketing
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!! Purpose
Identify key elements of a strong Wellington public transport spine and the actions required to deliver a spine that supports efficient and effective public transport.
The workshop is intended to inform how we provide for public transport, including influencing the Get Welly Moving Programme, the Wellington District Plan, the Wellington Regional Public Transport Plan and the Regional Transport Plan.
!! Scope
This workshop is about actions to implement a strong public transport spine.
This workshop ''is not'' about route selection or mode selection. We are not getting down to the brass tacks of designing a route or details of the mode mix.
!! Background
The [[Wellington Regional Public Transport Plan -> http://www.gw.govt.nz/rptp/]] sets the long-term direction for public transport in the region. It is our blueprint for an easier-to-use and more sustainable public transport network.
The Plan includes significant initiatives that will improve the region's public transport over the next six to eight years, including:
* Redesigning train services giving people more travel options
* Simplifying the bus network, particularly in Wellington City, giving more people access more frequent services
* Moving towards an all-electric bus fleet with a transition period when the oldest diesel buses and the trolley bus fleet will be replaced with hybrids
* Introducing simpler fares with free transfers and integrated ticketing
Will this deliver a strong public transport spine that promotes efficient and effective public transport?
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Is it better to tackle congestion in Wellington by:
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We need to price PT services so they are cost-competitive with other transport choices, such as relative to the cost of parking a car.
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We need to price PT services so they are cost-competitive with other transport choices, such as relative to the cost of parking.
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!! Background
The [[Wellington Regional Public Transport Plan -> http://www.gw.govt.nz/rptp/]] sets the long-term direction for public transport in the region. It is our blueprint for an easier-to-use and more sustainable public transport network.
Wellington has a highly effective public transport system with high levels of patronage and customer satisfaction. The Regional Public Transport Plan builds on that strong base to develop an even better public transport network for the region.
The Plan includes significant initiatives that will improve the region's public transport over the next six to eight years, including:
* Redesigning train services giving people more travel options
* Simplifying the bus network, particularly in Wellington City, giving more people access more frequent services
* Moving towards an all-electric bus fleet with a transition period when the oldest diesel buses and the trolley bus fleet will be replaced with hybrids
* Introducing simpler fares with free transfers and integrated ticketing
!! Code of Conduct
The code of conduct can be summarised as be good, be respectful, be constructive. More specifically:
* Be mindful of contributing to the conversation within the topic and themes
* Be aware of not dominating the conversation or talking over others -- if you are talking, you are not listening
* Put forward your views without demeaning or disrespecting the views of others -- challenge ideas, not people
* Help make the workshop a safe space where people are comfortable expressing views with which you may disagree
* Do not use slurs or offensive terms
!! Get Welly Moving big question
The [[Get Welly Moving web site -> http://getwellymoving.co.nz/]] says Wellingtonians value "an efficient and affordable public transport system" and that we think:
* public transport should be our top priority
* our city should be more pedestrian friendly
* some congestion is a fact of life
Is it better to tackle congestion in Wellington by:
[] expanding the urban motorway network, or
[] investing in a congestion-free rapid transit corridor, or
[] do we need both?
Why?
!! PT spine (railway station / hospital / airport) principles
(For Likert scale assessment + comments)
We need to design the PT spine around the needs of people, not cars.
We need to promote quality mixed-use and residential development along the PT spine.
We need to future-proof the PT spine corridor to enable future migration to rapid transit (light rail or BRT on a dedicated PT right-of-way).
!! PT spine strategies and best practices
(Identify barriers, changes, and comments)
We need to give public transport priority over other vehicular traffic.
We need PT services that are predictable (run to schedule) and fast enough to be an attractive alternative to the private car.
We need efficient transfers to and from other services at PT hubs, including suburban rail services, feeder bus routes, and park and ride for cars and bikes.
We need to reduce dramatically the number of peak hour buses on the Golden Mile.
We need to make the Golden Mile PT and pedestrian only (with off peak access for commercial delivery vehicles).
We need to prevent vehicular traffic, including other buses, from delaying PT services.
We need to price PT services so they are cost-competitive with other transport choices, such as relative to the cost of parking a car.
!! Further discussion questions
What other changes to the PT system are needed to make it more attractive?
Who should be targeted to get them to shift mode, and what changes would be needed to get them to shift?
What changes are needed to better integrate walking, cycling and PT?
Where would the most patronage gains be made in terms of competing with cars?
How could the PT strategies and changes be extended to other urban spaces, such as Newtown, Porirua City, Hutt City?
What are the biggest problems that are making PT unpleasant for current riders? To what extent will the proposed strategies and other changes fix these?
!! Before you leave question
What's most important to you? If you could wave a magic wand and make just ''one PT wish'', what would you wish for?
!! What happens next
The workshop organisers will collate the information and make it available to:
* the Get Welly Moving programme
* candidates standing for Wellington City Council and Greater Wellington Regional Council
* workshop participants who provide an email address
All information will be published under a [[Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International -> http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/]] licence.