Team 1 Transport

Around the Bend

our team

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“Improve public transport infrastructure to

increase access and mobility for all users”

the direction

“A transport experience that provides choice,

encourages healthy living and enables business

and the community to thrive”

our vision

what’s not working today

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IN FISHERMEN’S BEND IN AUSTRALIA

• Cars spend 95% of their time parked

• Car occupancy averages 1.1

• Millennials are less likely to hold a

license than their parents

• Roughly 1/3 of city space is dedicated to

parking

• Cyclists are vulnerable when not on

separate cycleways

• Rise of chronic disease and mental health

awareness

• >%60 of population are considered

overweight or obese

future trends / beliefs

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Rise of robotics,

driverless cars,

self-service

Rise of sharing

economy and

crowd models

Rich integration

of data harvested

to solve large

scale problems

Greater desire for

beauty

throughout high

density urban

environments

An increasingly

scattered

workforce who

desire flexibility

Focus on

intelligent

tracking of health

and fitness

Data loops that

improve the

system

Hyper-personalised

usability and access

Mechanisms for

frictionless

movement

Adaptable

multi-use hubs

Active pathways

celebrating place

Real-time rich data connections pulled from

established grids, a system of sensors &

commercial / personal / residential IOT, that

feeds back to improve transport services.

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Personalised and visualised usability and

access information that people can engage

with where / when they need it.

Frictionless movement between transport

modes that removes annoying (utility)

interruptions.

Adaptable space and services in multi-stack

transport hubs that connect major transport

arteries with the autonomous vehicles /

transport and sharing ‘net’ (fine mesh).

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4

Active pathways that enable incidental

exercise and social connections 5

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4

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Not the

end of the

line

Customer proposition:

True multi-modal transport

connections that offer you

choice and live data intel,

informing how you move

through and access every

corner of the precinct.

“The best first and last mile of

any precinct in the world”

Digital, virtual

pick-ups / bus stops

Hub-to-hub

flights

Dedicated pick-up /

drop-off zones

Predictive traffic flow

& resource

management

Bike sharing hubs

throughout network

Data-driven traffic

flow management

how does it work?

Home

journey map familiar traveller

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Prompt to leave

by smart home

JACK Hub

Office

Meeting

Coffee

Office

Airport

Quickly orders

driverless car

In a hurry so

choose a flying car I feel

empowered

by choice

I don’t feel

ripped off

I feel assisted –

life is made easy

for me… if I want

it

Chasing fitness

goals

Enjoys scenic

walk

challenges

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Policy / legislation

change

Establishing a

complete sensor

network

Evolving public

perception of

emerging transport

solutions

Support and

partnership with

government and

private businesses

funding & income

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Create a self-funding

economy over time

Co-funding –

government and

private

User-pays system

OVER TIME SET-UP ONGOING

impact

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Better for the

environment

Better for

users

Better use of

space

No congestion,

-30% emissions

Reduced costs

for users

Decrease in

road casualties

Reduce

commute time

Active pathways

celebrating place

Valuing

place

“An enriching, active, and

connected precinct”

Design it. Help people

use it. Reward it.

Customer proposition:

A network of pathways and spaces that

supports your health and wellbeing by

providing beautiful places to exercise,

connect, think and pause.

Employment proposition:

An environment that attracts your talent,

keeps them healthy and productive, and

fosters connection and idea generation

Inviting, intriguing,

and interesting

Both journeys and

destinations

Celebrates history,

heritage and honours

existing place

Permeable spaces Fast, slow, and pause

spaces

Balance between tech

and tech-free

how does it work?

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Coffee

journey map exercise

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MARY

Office

Office

Co-working

Hub

Detour

Innovation

Hub

Pop-up

Mixed use pathway

Commutes via the

Hub

Predictive traffic

signals

End-of-trip facilities

Travels through

Boeing

Lunch at

farmers

markets

Visits robotics

exhibition

Achieves fitness

goal + personal

best

Notified of

pedestrian traffic

I feel blessed I

spend my days

in a place this

beautiful

I can bring

my whole

self to work

I’m connected,

not isolated

here

challenges

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Agreement on

permeable land

boundaries with

stakeholders

Activating effective

funding models

Managing extreme

weather and storm

surges

Possible disruption

from public

transport routes and

heavy industrial

vehicles

funding & income

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Sale of smart data –

small businesses,

transport collectives,

developers, data grid

Redirected private

parking-fee revenue

Free Development levy

Differential rates

F-bend fund

Sponsorship

prospectus for parallel

businesses

REVENUE INDIVIDUAL

USERS

BUSINESS &

COUNCIL

CONTRIBUTION

impact

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Healthy, active

community

Liveable,

enriched

environment

Deeper

connection to

heritage

Access to

‘in-between’

spaces

Environmental

sustainability

(biodiversity)

Attractive work

environment

More

D.R.E.A.M.

thinking

timeline

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Establish demand-driven routing

& virtual bus stops

Test carpooling subsidies

exchanged for data

Research business involvement

in active transport

Community co-design &

planning

1-5y proof

of concept

Regulation – drones, autonomous

vehicles, emerging tech

Autonomous vehicle trials

Wider implementation of tech

POC & user testing

Rolling out successful pilots

Leveraging infrastructure to

enhance service provision

Community consultation &

improve

5y+

medium term

Linked to GM site development…

Rapid experimentation –

e.g. on-demand transport

1st / last mile trial

pop-up exploration & pause

spaces

Early community consultation &

co-design

Now early

testing &

design

where the 5 jam challenges meet

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Transport design will

be developed with

input and approval

from the community

PUBLIC

REALM

Technology

implemented will

enable transport

infrastructure

Data & insights will

be captured through

IoT & fed into

transport solutions

SMART

CITIES

The cycleways /

paths will be paved

with solar, while the

in-between spaces

will produce food,

and use compost

from food waste

WATER

ENERGY

WASTE

Collaborative

workplaces will be

enhanced with multi-

use, outdoor spaces

Workers will be

attracted by ease of

access

D.R.E.A.M.

thank you.