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1 EasyWay Evaluation Expert Group (EW EEG) Document EEG/11/7 Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Málaga Benalmádena) Version: 1.0 Date: 31 th July 2011
2 TABLE OF CONTENTS REPORT TEMPLATE Project Reference (From EasyWay Work plan): 4 4 Project Name: 4 EasyWay Region: 4 1. Key Evaluation Results 1.1. Impact on Traffic Flow 1.2. Impact on Safety 1.3. Impact on Environment Description of the Problem 2.1. Site 2.2. Issues Addressed Description of the ITS Project 3.1. Service Area 3.2. Key Words 3.3. Objectives 3.4. Systems and Technologies Applied 3.5. Costs 3.6. Status of the Project Evaluation Planned 4.1. Timing and Type of Evaluation /07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
3 4.2. Objectives for the Evaluation 4.3. Research Questions 4.4. Study Area for the Evaluation 4.5. Expected Impacts 4.6. Expected Methods The Impact of the Project - Results 5.1. Technical Performance 5.2. Results 5.3. Reliability of Results 5.4. Overall Assessment SAFETY EFFICIENCY ENVIRONMENT European Dimension: Transferability of the Results 16 Annex 1: Technical Annex Selected Indicators Breakdown of Project Costs Data Collection Methods Other Technical Aspects e.g. Modelling Error! Marcador no definido. Error! Marcador no definido. Error! Marcador no definido. Error! Marcador no definido. Error! Marcador no definido. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
4 REPORT TEMPLATE Project Reference (From EasyWay Work plan): ES1-06 Project Name: ETD s installation on the A-7 Mediterranean Dual Carriageway Malaga Benalmedena Road Stretch EasyWay Region: SERTI 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
5 1. Key Evaluation Results The ITS infrastructure (in special Data Capture Equipment) deployed along the specified segments has been evaluated in order to determine how does it affect to Traffic flow and Safety. The detailed results below are described according all data gathered from ITS equipment Impact on Traffic Flow The impact on Traffic flow is significant since the traffic jam has been reduced (almost a 44.9%) because of the improvement on traffic management, new road axis and all new devices installed which facilitates to the driver all the relevant information to ease the driving Impact on Safety The reduction of number of accidents and the reduction of queue longitude after the installation of ITS equipment has impacted on the safety on the studied segment road. The results are crystal clear about this improvement on safety: 20.2% less of accidents and 71.4% less of fatalities Impact on Environment Although it has not been evaluated this issue, the impact on the environment should be also positive since, collaterally, the accident reduction and improvement on traffic fluency minimise the pollution and damages on road. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
6 2. Description of the Problem The present project consists in the evaluation of the possible impact (in terms of Safety, Traffic flow and Pollution) where the new ITS equipment has been deployed Site The road works as stated in the project focus on the Malaga province, most of which are on the road A-7 Mediterranean Dual Carriageway, specifically on the road stretch between Malaga and Benalmadena. This project further deals with installing capture data equipment on the road MA-21. The installation points are the following: 1. A-7 P.k.: Arroyo de la Miel. 2. A-7 P.k.: Palacio de Congresos de Torremolinos. 3. A-7 P.k.: Parador de Golf de Málaga. 4. A-7 P.k.: Guadalmar-San Julián. 5. A-7 P.k.: Link Virreina West. 6. A-7 P.k.: Link Virreina East. 7. A-7 P.k.: El Limonar. 8. A-7 P.k.: Cerrado de Calderón. 9. MA-21 P.k.: Churriana. 10. MA-21 P.k.: Airport road cross Issues Addressed On the road stretch Malaga-Benalmadena on the highway A-7 there are many car movements, which increase even more in summer periods and weekends. The A7 is also the main communication road with the coastal towns on the Western area of the province. Also, high numbers of vehicles move towards Algeciras during the Strait Crossing Movements as it is close to Africa (Gibraltar Strait). The dual carriageway has currently installed Universal Remote Stations (URS s), Data Capture Stations (DCS s), Variable Message Signs (VMS s), Television Cameras (TVC s), 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
7 Weather Stations (WS s), communication and energy cable (optical fiber and four cable) as well as SOS posts, which act as informative and support tools for road safety. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
8 3. Description of the ITS Project 3.1. Service Area The EasyWay Service areas covered are: Traveller Information Services Traffic Management Services, ICT Infrastructure 3.2. Key Words Key words of this project are: Traveller Information Services On-trip Traveller Information Variable Message Signs Traffic Management Services Use of CCTV Traffic Management using Rerouting ICT Infrastructure Data Management and Exchange Traffic Management Plans Traffic Monitoring Control Centres 3.3. Objectives Adding DCS s to the Traffic Control and Management System will help to have a better control and prediction of traffic flows. They are necessary as exploitation aids for offering more safety to road users in case of accidents or incidences and for controlling the installations along the road and its links. They will also help to implement travel times at the entrance of Malaga on the Mediterranean Dual Carriageway (A-7) Systems and Technologies Applied ROAD WORKS DESCRIPTION, SAFETY BARRIER AND STRUCTURES The following work units will be used: Auxiliary cabling systems. Improvement, cleaning and drilled of the existent cabling systems. Storage boxes Foundations 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
9 INSTALLATIONS, UTILITY AND EARTH CONNECTION a) Equipment sets: Universal Remote Stations (ERU), communication interface with peripheral equipment sets, data canal card, communication expansion card, SAI Data Capture Stations for traffic control. b) Earth connection c) Utility connection To provide energy low and medium tension utility connection will be installed in the equipment sets. As electrical protections Automatic Reconnectors will be installed and Programmable Load Distributors. ENERGY AND COMMUNICATION CABLES a) Communication cables The communication cable to be installed will be optical fiber mono-mode (F.O.) PESP-R and four cables (#) EAPSP-R, the characteristics of which are defined in the Tender. Longitudinal laying and area and local distribution have been considered, together with connections and part tests of every type. b) Energy cables COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT SETS a) Communication equipment sets of the network Communication node SDH STM-1, complete STM-4 Node adaptation in the existent NCA b) Control centre adaptation For the adaptation of the Control Centre the management software and the graphical representation should be widened. The existent communication equipment in the Traffic Headquarters should also be widened as well as the improvement of the Control Room. COMMUNICATION SYSTEM Data transmission between loops and Remote Stations (RSS) happens by means of one four cable and low speed transmission (less than 64 Kb/s). All data are processed in the remote station and transmitted through an IP output of the station to the optical fiber through a 2-Mb IP adaptor. The optical fibre will connect the remote stations to the management centre in a pointpluripoint configuration. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
10 3.5. Costs The total cost of the project has been 516, (tender price without VAT). If the inversion part for infrastructure is separated from the ITS equipment the amounts are as follows: Infrastructure ITS Project( ) 122, , Once the project is executed, it should then be received. That is the date for the start of the guarantee period for the installation maintenance, which is a year long. Once the guarantee period has finished, the hired firm is in charge of the Maintenance service of the regulation installations, traffic control, speed control and SOS posts operated from the Southwest Management Centre. The annual amount for the maintenance will be 49, (price without VAT) Status of the Project The project has been finished March /07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
11 4. Evaluation Planned 4.1. Timing and Type of Evaluation The evaluation will be carried out a posteriori, beginning It consists to analyze statistical information from ITS equipment Objectives for the Evaluation The objective is to determine whether the new ITS equipment helps to have a better control and prediction of traffic flows. Also it will be determine whether the safety to road users in case of accidents or incidents in general has been improved Research Questions For the execution of the roadworks included in the project there have been contacts with the competent organisms so that they know the actions being made and to agree on the works executed as indicated in the project. In this case, the Ministry of Road Works is the competent organism, as it is the only road holder of the affected roads Study Area for the Evaluation The road works as stated in the project focus on the Malaga province, most of which are on the road A-7 Mediterranean Dual Carriageway, specifically on the road stretch between Malaga and Benalmadena. This project further deals with installing capture data equipment on the road MA-21. The installation points of the different DCS are the following: 1. A-7 P.k.: Arroyo de la Miel. 2. A-7 P.k.: Palacio de Congresos de Torremolinos. 3. A-7 P.k.: Parador de Golf de Málaga. 4. A-7 P.k.: Guadalmar-San Julián. 5. A-7 P.k.: Link Virreina West. 6. A-7 P.k.: Link Virreina East. 7. A-7 P.k.: El Limonar. 8. A-7 P.k.: Cerrado de Calderón. 9. MA-21 P.k.: Churriana. 10. MA-21 P.k.: Airport road cross Expected Impacts Adding DCS s to the Traffic Control and Management System will help to have a better control and prediction of traffic flows. They are necessary as exploitation aids for offering more safety to road users in case of accidents or incidences and for controlling the installations along the road and its links. They will also help to implement travel times at the entrance of Malaga on the Mediterranean Dual Carriageway (A-7). 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
12 4.6. Expected Methods The procedures that have been used and/or will be used are the following: FORESEEN EVALUATION METHODS Indicators Scope Technical consultancy for specifications / provisions Expected provisions Data capture Data selection Congestion indices, number of casualties, mean speeds before and after the installation. Influence area of the ITS equipment. There are norms and pre-norms in the Normalisation subcommittees. For location the DGT technicians have the optimum criteria based on previous experiences. A significant improvement in road safety and control and predictions of traffic flows are expected. The indications given by the Traffic Provincial Headquarters are taken. For the evaluation, the speed data of the devices installed will be collected. Also, the accident data of the reports of the Traffic Police will be gathered. All the data exposed are selected. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
13 5. The Impact of the Project - Results 5.1. Technical Performance All new equipment installed has worked properly after the calibration and adjustment process. It has been assured the full system operability at the evaluation time Results Results are indicated as follows: - From the safety point of view, as it is reflected in the following table, it is showed the accident evolution among 2010 and 2011 in the specified segments (A-7 kp (Benalmádena Málaga) and MA-21 kp 0-5) ACCIDENTS YEAR ROAD KP ACCIDENT NUMBER WITH SLIGHTY FATALITIES/INJURED FATALITIES INJURED INJURED 2010 A MA A-7 / MA MA Almost 26% accident reduction has been achieved in A-7 evaluated segment with a significant fatalities reduction (83%). Regarding MA-21, although the number of accidents has slightly increased (33%), the fatalities are the same in the compared period. It is expected to study deeper the reasons because of this fact happens. When analyzing similar data split per departments under the management of the related TCC, it is kept the data homogeneity and it is observed an improvement (reduction) of accident number in all departments (10.3% in the best case) although there are two departments (Almería and Granada) which increase number of fatalities and injured people. It should be also analyzed in depth how this statistics could be improved. Almería Granada Jaén Málaga ACCIDENT NUMBER WITH FATALITIES/INJURED FATALITIES INJURED % Improvement YEAR SLIGHTY INJURED % % % % /07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
14 - From the congestion point of view: As it is reflected in the following table, the evolution is positive in congestion reduction from 2010 to A-7 Benalmádena Málaga Segment Traffic Jam Year Number Almost 65,2% has decreased the congestion in the analyzed segment which proves that all the equipment deployed eases and helps to manage efficiently the traffic movement. To complete this analysis it has also been studied all the departments under the management of the related TCC in the same period. Department Traffic Jam Number Year 2010 Traffic Jam Number Year 2011 Almería Granada Jaén Málaga Total It has also been reduced slightly the traffic jam numbers, almost a 44,9% less congestion. It is worth mentioning Málaga area since due to the new west and north axis, the congestion has been reduced almost 62%. This general result (incident and traffic jam reduction) implies also a travel time saving which can be related (although not verified) with a pollution decreasing Reliability of Results All these results and conclusions have been achieved from the database which contains all data related to traffic issues. As it can be consulted in the Annexes, it has been selected two periods of time in order to compare all data got before the installation of ITS new infrastructure and after the installation. With a very simple statistical process it has been possible to reach the conclusions. The accuracy is high since the data are real with a very low error margin Overall Assessment It is a fact that the new ITS equipment installed in the studied segment has contributed to improve efficiency to adopt better traffic management decisions and to ease the road user his/her travel since the information showed is accurate and clear. It also contributes to improve the safety and the benefits in the environment are collateral because of the reduction of traffic jams. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
15 SAFETY The reduction of number of accidents and the reduction of queue longitude after the installation of ITS equipment has impacted on the safety on the studied segment road. The results are crystal clear about this improvement on safety: 20.2% less of accidents and 71.4% less of fatalities EFFICIENCY The impact on Traffic flow is significant since the traffic jam has been reduced (almost a 44.9%) because of the improvement on traffic management and all new devices installed which facilitates to the driver all the relevant information to ease the driving ENVIRONMENT Although it has not been evaluated this issue, the impact on the environment should be also positive since, collaterally, the accident reduction and improvement on traffic fluency minimise the pollution and damages on road. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
16 6. European Dimension: Transferability of the Results The deployment of ITS infrastructure in this area has proved the benefits and improvements in traffic flow and safe ty. All existing DGT traffic control systems are fully integrated with the new installed devices making all system, as whole, full compatible. Although the characteristics of roadways in other European countries differ from those used in Spain, the deployment of ITS infrastructure following a common European rules and the total integration within existing systems should benefit also in the same way as it has been showed within this evaluation. 11/07/ Information via VMS. A-7 Segment (Malaga Benalmádena)
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