Developments in the Hamburg system and coordination of transport in the Hamburg urban area

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2 Developments in the Hamburg system and coordination of transport in the Hamburg urban area Dipl.-Ing. Gerhard Schenk Bereichsleiter Systementwicklung und Ressortcontrolling Hamburger Hochbahn AG

3 Todays Topics 1. Public Transport in the Metropolitan Region of Hamburg 2. Coordination of Public Transport Der Hamburger Verkehrsverbund (HVV)

4 Metropolitan Region of Hamburg Inhabitants Hamburg: Metropolregion: 1,77 Mio 4,29 Mio

5 Facts and Figures City of Hamburg Hamburgs specific characteristics Seaport (2 nd largest Harbour in Europe) Industrial Sector (e.g. Aviaton Industry) Service Sector (Logistics, Tourism) Media and Communication Sector (Newspaper Publishing Companies, Advertising Agencies) Employed people Commuters Size Population density 1.05 Mio 0.29 Mio 755 km² Inhabitants/km²

6 Modal Split (Hamburg)

7 Public Transport Network Railbound public transport : 3 metro lines (HOCHBAHN) 6 suburban railway lines (S Bahn, DB) 12 regional railway lines (DB, metronom, AKN) Other public transport: 408 bus lines (different operators) 6 ferry lines (Hadag)

8 Number of Passengers in the HVV Area

9 Steady rise in Traffic Volume Mobility Needs Number of residents in the City of Hamburg will increase approximately by more than people Requirements for an enduring economic growth are given Mayor political objectives Climate and environmental protection (e.g. Reduction of CO ² Emissions) Sustainable urban inner development strategy (Concept Räumliches Leitbild )

10 Current Public Transport Projects Ready until 2008 New Airport Express Line S Bahn operated by Deutsche Bahn Journey Time Airport City: 25 min Under Construction Rearrangement Metro Network Improved demand based suitability of underlying routes Start Up: Summer 2009 New Metro Line U4 Coverage New District HafenCity Start Up: Autumn 2011

11 Current Public Transport Projects In Planning New Lightrailway Network Goal: Over 50 km Network Pending Discussion Extension of new Metro Line U4 in the southern part of Hamburg Sprung über die Elbe New suburban Railway Line S4 (S Bahn) Hamburg Bad Oldesloe U U U S U U S S U U S S

12 Facts and Figures Linie U4 Tunnel Length 4.0 km, construction stages 0.2 km pull out stage at the Metro Station Jungfernstieg, 2.8 km shield tunnelling, 1.0 km open cut tunnelling (HafenCity) Diameter of both tunnel sections 5.60 m (inside) Depth (under ground level) Jungfernstieg 18 m Überseequartier 20 m HafenCity University 16.5 m Maximum 42 m

13 Tunnelling Boring Machine 1. Cutter Head 2. Shield 3. Compressed air board 4. Compressed air pad 5. Scum board 6. Belt conveyor 7. Stone crusher 8. Feed conveyor 9. Tubbing 10. Tubbing erector 11. Hydraulic Drive Measures Tunnelling Boring Machine: Diameter: 6.57m Total weight: 650 tons Cutter head: 61 tons Length: 74 m

14 Longitudinal cut shield tunnelling

15 Light Railway Network (> 50km)

16 Light Railway First Construction Stage Facts Length: 7.65 km No. of stations: 13 Journey time: ~ 20 min No. vehicles: 13 (5 min) The system will provide direct connections to S Bahn and Metro stations

17 HVV Partnership 35 Transportation Companies aligned public transport network Metro, S Bahn, regional trains, bus, ferry Harmonized schedule Uniform ticket Standardized passenger information Schleswig-Holstein Landkreis Stade Kreis Pinneberg Kreis Segeberg Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg Kreis Stormarn Kreis Herzogtum Lauenburg HVV service-area (until ) HVV service-area (until ) HVV service-area (since ) Landkreis Harburg Landkreis Lüneburg Lower-Saxony

18 Organisation of Public Transport in the HVV Area The Tripel Level Model Political Level PTAs/Tendering Organizations Ensure the provision of adequate local public transport services Financial responsibility for services in their areas Guidance Level Hamburger Verkehrsverbund GmbH Management of local public transport for the PTAs Co-ordination of transport operators in the HVV partnership Operative Level Public Transport Operators (in the HVV Partnership) Provide transport services and customer advice (operative tasks)

19 Task Sharing Regieaufgaben Tasks Coordination of offered traffic Current fares / Marketing Revenue allocation Advertising Market research Operating contracts Tasks Provide fixed assets / installations Provide utillities Arrangement of service schedule and duty roster Perform the operation Supervision of operation Sales and distribution Single tickets Season tickets / Subscriptions New channels of distribution

20 Public Transport Financing Fare Revenue Revenue from ticket sales is pooled HVV Pool Distribution of revenue to the operators on the basis of the Revenue Distribution Contract (EAV) Transport Operators Decree on Subsidies for Regional Rail State of Hamburg Deficit coverage as owner Transport Operators Public Transport Contracts Boroughs + Counties Transport Operators Public Transport Contracts for Regional Rail States of SH + LS Law regulating financial compensation for special permit travel and other compensation (GVFG, 45a PBefG, 9. SGB 148)

21 Thanks for the invitation