ENTER.HUB_Baseline study PDF, 6 Mo - Urbact

EUROPEAN
UNION
European Regional
Development Fund
Multiplier effects of HS lines
State of the art and the 10 themes
› Multiplier effects of HS lines and other main railway lines
Technological/infrastructural multipliers:
• Increase and optimize the hubs accessibility, by inserting them in a connections
system
• Connections with the local transport networks for counterbalance the weak
capillarity of the HS and main railway transport systems (by avoiding the socalled
“tunnel effect”)
• Intermodal transport politics and reconversion of the local lines (timetable
coordination, integrated tariffs, etc)
• Simplify and accelerate the moves among the different modes of transport
• Redundant accessibility of infrastructures and functions (to assure various
points and various options of accessibility, private vehicle, public transport,
bicycle
• Compatible and uniform technologies at a national and international level
• Synchronisation, programming and planning of transport and trade forwarding.
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Limiting effects
State of the art and the 10 themes
› Limiting effects
• Lack of an interdisciplinary thought
• Lack of integration among politics
• Lack of coordination in politics and planning among institutions and
administrations which are neighbours or operating at different scales
• Lack of coordination and integration with the local transport networks and with
the private transport
• Inhability to manage/face conflictualities among institutions/cities/stakeholders
• Creation of “ghettos” in the areas surrounding the stations/hubs
• Lack of control in the ticket costs and as a consequence social fractures
• Reduction of the local transport lines
• Lack of politics of programming and integration of infrastructures and transports
• Lack of interest in the primary development zone (15 min walking from the
station)
• Lack of interest in creating new, multiples, high quality and easy forms of
accessibility to the hub
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