BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE - THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE'S PERFORMANCE REPORT 2020 - POLIS Network
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02 Introduction by the Head of the Traffic Control Centre 36 Road Safety 80 Advanced Technologies Moscow’s Transport 38 The Photo and Video Recording System for Moscow Transport 04 System Today 40 How the Photo and Video of the Future Recording System Operates 82 Big Data Analytics 42 Vision Zero 84 Biometrics – a New Level of Safety 06 What Does the Traffic 44 Speeding is the Main Cause and Service on Transport Control Centre Do? of Road Accidents 86 The ITS – Deployment to Full 46 Communication Campaigns – Capacity, Process Automation Promoting Compliance with Traffic Rules and Robotics 08 History of the Traffic 88 Autonomous Transport – Control Centre the Future is Here 10 Background and Challenges Unconventional 90 48 Traffic Control Cases at the Traffic Contents 14 Key Impacts of the Traffic Control Centre 50 Integrated Traffic Control System 90 Control Centre Moscow During the COVID-19 and Maintenance of Technical Means Pandemic of Traffic Control 92 Transport Services 16 International and Russian for the 2018 Football World Cup Recognition 94 Our Employees 18 Strategy of the Traffic Control Centre 52 What We Do for Moscow Residents 54 For Pedestrians 100 Moscow 22 The Intelligent 56 For Public Transport Passengers and Global Cities Transport System 58 60 For Cyclists and Scooter Users For Drivers 102 Fines 24 Structure of the Intelligent Transport System 62 For All Moscow Residents 26 Dynamic Transport Model 62 Next-Generation Transport Hubs 28 The Mayor’s Automated Workstation System 66 Digital Services for Muscovites 30 The Smart Intersection System 70 Environment 104 FAQs 32 The Command Centre at the Traffic 76 Assistance on the Roads Control Centre Traffic Control Centre Patrols 34 How Does the ITS Respond to Emergencies? 78 Traffic Control Centre Activities 106 Getting in Touch
INTRODUCTION BY THE HEAD OF THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE Innovations. The Intelligent Transport System Environmental friendliness. Urban Health concept The development agenda of the capital as a whole and its transport system in particular includes the environmental safety of Moscow and Muscovites along with physical safety. The COVID-19 pandemic that has The introduction of the Intelligent Transport System has led to a seismic change in the traffic situation thanks to smart traffic lights, a network of cameras and affected the whole world has shown that respiratory diseases and a vulnerable immune system in general result sensors that analyse and regulate traffic flows, as well as other IT solutions, from, among other factors, life in densely populated megacities. For several years now, the Traffic Control Centre “ which, for Moscow residents, often remain hidden from view. Today, about has been implementing measures to reduce the amount of harm road vehicles cause to the environment and 3.2 million vehicles hit the capital’s roads every day, creating a huge load people. We are actively developing a pedestrian environment and infrastructure for green transport (bicycles on the street and road network. This is why seeking out and implementing and scooters), and are improving pedestrian accessibility of public transport stops. By 2023, Moscow Transport This year, the Traffic Control Centre of the Moscow Government innovative traffic management solutions that meet the growing mobility plans to create an infrastructure that facilitates the convenient use of electric transport. celebrates its 20th anniversary. Over these years, the Traffic Control demands of Muscovites and visitors to the capital remain a key task for the Moscow is a megacity that continues to develop rapidly across all areas, which gives us the impetus for Traffic Control Centre. Specifically, the Traffic Control Centre plans to upgrade Centre has evolved from a small department comprised of five continuous improvement. Ahead of us lie new challenges and tasks to create a comfortable and safe the traffic light control system and roll out a smart intersection management employees to one of the world’s largest traffic management systems. environment for everyone. system throughout the city. Overall, we set ourselves an ambitious goal to Large-scale infrastructure and IT projects have been developed and minimise the number of days with a road congestion score above 8 on a scale successfully implemented to make Moscow residents feel safer and more from 0 to 10. Mikhail Kizlyk comfortable when moving around the city. Head of the Traffic Control Centre Safety. The capital’s transport system received a huge development impetus Vision Zero programme in the past ten years under the leadership of Moscow Mayor Sergey Road safety and the preservation of human life are the key values that Sobyanin. With the launch of major public transport projects (such as the guide us. The approaches under the Swedish Vision Zero programme are MCC, MCDs, and the new Magistral route network), the street and road used to reduce road fatalities in Moscow. The capital has already achieved 2,343 and exceeded the targets set by Russian President Vladimir Putin: in 2019, network has expanded and evolved. More than 1,000 km of new roads +20% there were 3.5 road fatalities per 100,000 people. This level of safety is have been constructed, dedicated lanes for surface transport have been comparable to New York (where the social risk is 2.6), Chicago (3.6) and introduced and a cycling and pedestrian environment has been built. I Milan (4.0). The objective is to reduce the social risk to 3.3 by 2023, and can confidently say that all this has had a remarkable effect on traffic. to achieve an index of less than 1 fatality per 100,000 people by 2040. For this purpose, a new road accident prediction and prevention model will lives For instance, the average speed on major routes has increased by 20% average daily be developed and implemented, and strict control over taxi and car sharing saved since 2010 over ten years. At the same time, in 2019, the Moscow Metropolitan traffic speed vs 2010 safety will be established. Advances in unmanned technology, and the as a result of measures Area dropped out of the top 5 most congested cities in the ranking subsequent launch of autonomous transport in Moscow will improve road to reduce road fatalities compiled by the Dutch company TomTom. safety by minimising the human factor. 2 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 3
Electronic Services The Intelligent Transport System (ITS) 100% of vehicles For details on the ITS, see pages 22–35 MOSCOW’S TRANSPORT >35 5 and infrastructure facilities in Moscow SYSTEM TODAY million MOBILE APPS are monitored by the ITS 24/7 TROIKA CARDS COMMAND CENTRE AIR ROAD PEDESTRIAN RAIL SURFACE PUBLIC 180,000 INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE FRAMEWORK TRANSPORT TAXI CCTV CAMERAS 4 passenger airports 6,200 km – 410 streets, squares Metro 11,500 vehicles 141,000 taxis licenced 3 Aeroexpress routes for Moscow Transport Hub passengers total length of roads and public spaces modernised (361 km) 244 stations 595 km of rail tracks 1,050 routes 372 km of dedicated lanes to operate in Moscow and the Moscow Region 2,960 >800 navigation pylons 1,546 parking spaces PHOTO AND VIDEO RECORDERS on the streets 418 km of tram tracks in 450 parking lots 3,458 new passenger >40,000 MCC specifically for taxis shelters 31 stations CYCLING TRAFFIC LIGHTS CONNECTED Private Public 54 km of rail tracks TO THE SYSTEM transport transport INFRASTRUCTURE accounts for accounts for MCD-1 and MCD-2 3,900 29% 71% 6,511 bicycles across 60 stations VEHICLE DETECTORS 8 million trips 20 million trips 629 rental stations CAR 132 km of rail tracks WATERWAY 895 km of bicycle paths and lanes (including PARKING 177 INFRASTRUCTURE dedicated lanes) 6,000 e-scooters 85,600 paid parking Suburban rail transport (within the city boundaries) CAR SHARING THE MOSCOW INFORMATION DISPLAYS ON ROADS 80 km of the Moskva River 11,300 parking spaces for private bikes spaces within the street 56 stations 30,000 vehicles TRANSPORT HUB 28 and road network flows through the city 220 km of riverside 21,100 parking spaces 1,979 km of rail tracks 6 operators is the largest in the world and the first in Europe in at-grade car parks with lifting gates 14,300 parking spaces million trips at park-and-ride facilities by passenger traffic are made by passengers within the city every day 4 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 5
TRAFFIC CONTROL WHAT DOES CENTRE FUNCTIONS Traffic control Traffic management – operational and strategic Ensuring road safety THE TRAFFIC The operation of a 24/7 command centre 1 The monitoring of, and prompt response The development of the Intelligent Transport System 1 The creation and development of an effective and innovative ITS for the city Enforcing violations of road traffic rules, rules for traffic on the water, and parking rules CONTROL to, the current traffic situation 2 Monitoring and analytics covering: 2 The installation and maintenance of equipment, upgrading and supporting capabilities 1 Photo and video recording systems: • deciding on camera locations CENTRE DO? • acting as a customer. • surface public transport operation 3 The alignment of existing IT solutions 2 The technical preparation of materials on • freight transport movement administrative violations based on data from photo • the operation of taxis and shared cars Operational and strategic analytics and video recording systems • the operation of the public bicycle rental The Moscow Government’s Traffic 1 Collecting, processing and analysing traffic data 3 Waterways and river transport monitoring system. Control Centre is the City of Moscow’s 3 Analysis of private car traffic 2 Modelling passenger and transport flows principal customer for the development 3 Commissioning expert reviews for projects, including traffic control, Ensuring road safety and implementation of the traffic integrated traffic control systems, the construction and reconstruction 1 Vision Zero – drafting and implementing a pro- management strategy. of the street and road network ITS – The Intelligent Transport System gramme (analysing multiple factors that contribute 4 Preparing operational and strategic reports to road accidents and eliminating their causes) Strategic planning of street and road infrastructure The construction and improvement THE TRAFFIC 1 Traffic control projects and traffic schemes: development of street and road infrastructure 1 Installation of road signs, safety barriers, base plates, poles, etc. CONTROL CENTRE’S 2 Urban planning: input into development 3 Design standards and requirements: input into development 2 Installation of new passenger shelters at public transport stops MISSION and revision 4 Introducing traffic control innovations: new technical means 3 Installation of photo and video recorders 4 Installation of CCTV cameras Develop a street and road network that of traffic control and approaches to design enables traffic in the city to become as 5 Collecting and processing requests/suggestions for traffic Digital services and information for citizens fast, comfortable and safe as possible control changes for all participants – pedestrians, cyclists, urban transport passengers, Keeping residents up to date on: Communication campaigns covering Operational planning of traffic control the Traffic Control Centre’s focus areas: and motorists. • the current traffic situation 1 24/7 traffic monitoring and adjustment of traffic light timings • changes to urban transport services • Promoting compliance with traffic rules, etc. 2 Temporary traffic diversions including road closures • incidents on urban transport. 3 Assistance in reporting a road accident and removing debris Interaction with citizens: Technical means of traffic control from roads The development of digital services: • Responding to requests, meeting comprise traffic lights, road signs, fences, road bumps, etc. • A single MaaS-based mobile application, with residents and adopting new digital personalised communications, etc. communication channels 6 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 7
Major efforts to reconstruct and improve the street and road network under the My Street programme were launched The new Bicycle Patrol 100% of Moscow’s major routes are service was launched Successfully provided covered by the ITS transport services for the A freight framework was launched 2018 FIFA World Cup HISTORY OF THE TRAFFIC A pilot freight framework in the Northern and North-Eastern Administrative Districts Neural was launched in the Eastern networks Administrative District CONTROL CENTRE started to be 2016 implemented 2018 Traffic information displays started operating 2010 Each district 2014 of Moscow has Launch of the e-scooter The MaaS-based Moscow Transport The Main Directorate for Traffic Safety a dedicated traffic mobile app was released rental system was superseded by the Traffic Control 2011 coordinator Centre for changing traffic schemes and The Mobile Command Centre was set up responsible for road signs, markings and Monitoring of the Moskva River launched 2019 traffic light timings, building the technical The Intelligent Transport (a staff bus connected to the ITS) pedestrian crossings. means of traffic control, as well as System development preparing all design documentation for concept and key The reconstruction and launch transport and road infrastructure facilities requirements were Portable photo and video recorders of the major transport hubs approved were introduced on Savelovskaya and Kievskaya Squares A dynamic transport model The Road of the Moscow Metropolitan Area Patrol service was built at the Traffic Control Centre started A working group for investigating, operating analysing and preventing road accidents was established 1999 The Command Centre was set up at the Traffic A coordinated traffic light control system 2017 The Traffic Control Control Centre was introduced 450 Centre of the Moscow smart Government was established On-street paid parking was introduced intersections with priority 2020 Successfully organised transport services for the 2017 FIFA 100 % passage 9 months of Moscow (within for public (actual) Confederations Cup the Moscow Ring Road) transport Parking control system Electric car 2013 started operating infrastructure started covered by the freight framework zone to be developed Restrictions on the movement +1,000 Neural new bicycles networks: of freight transport within 2012 Moscow were introduced across 119 rental Build up capabilities roll out within the ITS, 2015 Moscow car sharing system stations at the Traffic Control Centre’s Command Centre introduce on metro and surface transport The first stationary Truck weighing stations for freight launched Almost to develop Moscow vehicles started operating waterways +6 Plans photo and video 2,000 photo recorders started and video new Start implementing the 15-year operating in Moscow Public bicycle rental system was launched The Moscow Assistant recorders development strategy of the bicycle mobile app was launched Integrated Traffic Control before the end of 2020 lanes System 8 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 9
... but the number of vehicles The Moscow Metropolitan Area is one 2 being registered within 4 of the largest metropolitan areas BACKGROUND 100 km of roads have been the Moscow transport hub outpaces even the record- breaking speed of road in the world and the largest in Europe It is rapidly expanding and becoming more dense. As the metropolitan area expands, effective trans- AND CHALLENGES port management becomes increasingly important. constructed in Moscow construction Objective: Population of the Moscow Metropolitan every year Vehicles registered within the Moscow transport hub, Ensure smart distribution of commuter flows Area, mln people 21 since 2011... mln vehicles 5.7 8.2 17.1 1 New road infrastructure 2010 2019 +43% 2019 2025 (forecast) The Moscow Metropolitan Area – Moscow and its suburbs within 2011 – September 2020 a 60–70 km radius: 13,600 sq km (area within two suburban zones) The disbalance between 3 residential and employment areas in Moscow persists despite its polycentric 5 6 >1,000 km >290 OF NEW ROADS NEW BRIDGES, TUNNELS 245 NEW OVER-GROUND development. Thus, commuting becomes an issue, with many residents travelling to work in another part AND OVERPASSES AND UNDERGROUND PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS of the city and back. This creates a huge, concentrated load on the transport system. In July 2012, a part The amount PwC, Quality of Living survey, 2018 Distribution of residential and employment areas of the Moscow of residential real in Moscow by transport area Region became estate commissioned Moscow is among the top 3 megacities in the world for road length growth rates, second only to Beijing, and ahead of New York, London and Hong Kong. Interesting facts 9% of the Moscow 59% of jobs are a district annually reached 55% of the world’s population lives located within of Moscow an all-time high population (4.2 billion within the the boundaries people) currently lives boundaries of the Third in cities. of the Third Ring Road Ring Road MOSCOW’S FOOTPRINT INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF COMMISSIONED 68% of the world’s HAS INCREASED RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SINCE 2010 population (6.7 billion people, +60%) will live in cities by 2050. by 2.4 times (2,600 sq km) by 2.8 times according to the Urban Planning Policy Source: the UN’s Revision of World Urbanization Prospects ~46% OF VEHICLES ON MOSCOW’S STREET AND ROAD Objective: and Construction Department of Moscow Ensure new residential districts have transport accessibility, including connections between NETWORK COME FROM OTHER REGIONS all other districts, without overloading the existing infrastructure 10 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 11
3.1–3.2 MILLION VEHICLES 2.7 MILLION VEHICLES Maximum Maximum congestion score DRY WEATHER congestion score WET WEATHER 8 – 9 5 – 6 Having 500,000 less vehicles on the roads has dramatically reduced congestion #roadfacts 12 WEEKDAY THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 13
Pedestrian Cycling infrastructure infrastructure relevance relevance KEY IMPACTS OF THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE Traffic speed, convenience and safety, as well Moscow has become pedestrian 2013 0.07 MILLION Twice as the environmental year of shared Traffic speed situation in Moscow friendly! bike opening RIDES DURING THE SEASON depend on the performance AS OFTEN MUSCOVITES +20% of the Traffic Control Centre. OPT TO WALK (5 TIMES 2019 5 MILLION MORE OFTEN IN SUMMER) RIDES PER SEASON Average speed of private vehicles TRAFFIC INDEX Average number of unique trucks per day, along Moscow’s key highways, km/h TomTom, The Netherlands (2020) ’000 average speed of private 70 vehicles along key 2019 54 2019 240 highways of the city times +20% –12% in 2019 vs 2010 2010 45 1st place 2013 272 more rides on shared 2012 (Moscow) bikes in 2019 6th place Average travel time from the Moscow Ring Road down Punctuality and reliability of surface transport vs 2010 to the city centre, minutes 5 places services using dedicated infrastructure, % 2019 2019 56 2019 97 2010 67 –16% (Moscow and the Moscow Region) 2010 76 +28 p. p. Physical safety Social risk1 Total road accidents, ’000 Road injuries, people Road fatalities, people Environmental safety Public transport 2019 3.5 2019 160 2019 10,723 2019 433 relevance 2010 6.6 –47% 2010 609 4 times 2010 13,592 –21% 2010 763 –42% Share of Euro-4 and higher vehicles, % NOx 2019 >65 nitrogen 2.1times 2010 28 2.3 times oxides Share of people using public transport, % Road accidents Accident cluster sites Car thefts Emissions from road vehicles, million tonnes per year 11,757 9,296 524 473 993 865 4,734 2019 226 2019 2,458 lower average 3,293 concentration of harmful СO 62 –21% –10% –13% –30% 2010 758 3.5 times 2010 11,805 5 times 2019 0.7 substances in the air carbon 2010 70 +13 p. p. 2010 2019 2010 2019 2010 2019 2010 2019 2010 1 –21% in 2019 vs 2010 2019 involving casualties involving public transport involving children (under involving pedestrians 1 18) Road fatalities per 100,000 residents. 14 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 15
Global leadership Other achievements Governmental Commission for Traffic Safety (2019) No.1 in Russia INTERNATIONAL www.government.ru for road safety by number of CCTV cameras Russia AND RUSSIAN RECOGNITION Moscow is among Beijing No.1 Moscow’s ITS is the best solution the world’s top 5 cities Shanghai for a smart city. by number of CCTV cameras. Digital Heights BCG, Development London TomTom (2017) 2019 award, of Comfortable Urban globally Traffic congestion Russian Internet Week Environment in Moscow and Leading Cities Moscow www.tomtom.com for smart parking space Worldwide (2018) New York The Netherlands arrangement www.digital-summit.ru www.tomtom.com Greenpeace (2019) No. 6 The Netherlands Global leadership Road safety Greenpeace, the world’s leading Traffic congestion in Moscow environmental organisation, considers by rate of road construction Elements of success: 1st place and environment the Moscow Government’s efforts to introduce electric transport a breakthrough. Urban transportation systems of 24 global globally Moscow is among the top 3 Beijing cities (2018) for transport system megacities in the world by road Transport Development development length growth rates. Moscow www.mckinsey.com 2012 Index, Moscow State PWC, www.greenpeace.ru New York University (2020) 25% 13 Quality of Living th survey (2018) www.indexmsu.ru Among the world’s largest London megacities, Moscow tied for 2nd Russia LOWER TRAFFIC CONGESTION place www.pwc.ru place with Singapore in the sub- IN MOSCOW VS 2012 2017 Hong Kong index of road safety and the impact Singapore Greater Hong Kong London Madrid Moscow Chicago of transport on the environment in Paris 2018 (8th place in 2010). TomTom Traffic Index Starting from 2017, TomTom has taken the Moscow Metropolitan Area (Moscow and the Moscow Region) as the study area. Global leadership by number London Space reorganisation of car sharing vehicles 2 nd Singapore The Moscow Assistant CIHT (2020) mobile app No.1 Traffic congestion in Moscow and the Moscow Region Moscow place Special recognition for is ranked among the Sustainable Transport Award top 12 Moscow Hong Kong the successful organisation (2018) 5th place Tokyo of transport services for 6 globally Honourable mention for reorganising the 2018 Football World Cup th most innovative global Tokyo Beijing the city space and improving conditions technological solutions by number of car Saint Petersburg for pedestrians to COVID-19 out place sharing vehicles Shanghai of 704 projects. 2018 2019 Shanghai 8th place Autostat, Russia (2020) www.staward.org StartupBlink (2020) In 2019, the Moscow Metropolitan Area dropped Moscow www.ciht.org.uk out of the world’s top 5 most congested cities www.autostat.ru Istanbul www.startupblink.com 2010 USA UK and metropolitan areas, moving to 6th place. Israel 16 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 17
Leading Vision Zero What has been What will be participant cities Safe achieved since 2010? achieved by 2040? roads STRATEGY VISION ZERO 2 times New road Taxi and car New York Stockholm London OF THE TRAFFIC is a road traffic safety LOWER SOCIAL accident sharing safety Preventive analysis project that aims to achieve RISK RATE prediction control of traffic accidents Selected zero road fatalities. and prevention based on historical data case For details, see page 36 predicts the exact time CONTROL CENTRE model First passed by the Swedish parliament and place of a potential accident in 1997. and recommends the most optimal course of action to avoid it (route of patrol unit, transport Social risk, road fatalities service notification, signals to self-driving vehicles, warnings per 100,000 residents to other road users on the city's road information displays) 6.6 3.5 3.3 2.2
Sources: open data: Land Transport Authority What has been What will be What has been What will be (www.lta.gov.sg), NYC Connected Vehicle Project In developing its transport Interesting facts system, Moscow follows achieved since 2010? achieved by 2040? Healthy Safe achieved since 2010? achieved by 2040? (www.cvp.nyc/), Smart City Lab (www.smartcitylab.com), JREast (www.jreast.co.jp), Jelbi (www.jelbi.de/en/home/), the global URBAN streets roads www.london.gov.uk, cdn.paris.fr etc. HEALTH concept, which is based on prioritising health and an active 66% OF TRIPS ON PUBLIC Development of the pedestrian environment Share of residents living within 20 minutes VISION ZERO is a multi-national road 2 times LOWER SOCIAL New road accident Taxi and car sharing safety The innovation of this approach is that it does not require separate accident factors (e.g. speeding) or separate accident cluster of the rail framework, % 86 traffic safety project that prediction control and comfortable life TRANSPORT ARE MADE USING ECO-FRIENDLY VEHICLES Improvement of public transport stop accessibility 2023 plan aims to achieve zero road RISK RATE and prevention sites (e.g. the Moscow Ring Road) to be processed individually. These factors are combined to give a broader picture (e.g. collision of vehicles on the Moscow Ring Road involving a combination when managing the way BY FOOT 80 2019 95 2030 plan fatalities. For details, see page 36 model of parameters such as speeding, cloudy weather, Friday, evening peak hours). 21% Development of infrastructure densely populated cities for “green” last-mile First passed by the Swedish parliament To help implement this, a digital tool will be developed to identify run. (218,000 TONNES) LESS transport – bicycles 89 2023 plan in 1997. Social risk, road fatalities and propose measures to prevent similar accidents in the future, EMISSIONS FROM ROAD and scooters per 100,000 residents BY SURFACE 72 100 and to assess their potential effectiveness. VEHICLES PER YEAR 2019 2030 plan Development of infrastructure TRANSPORT 6.6 for electric cars 3.5 3.3 2.2
A single headquarters ensuring 24/7 THE INTELLIGENT HOW THE ITS OPERATES Software Command CENTRE monitoring and management of traffic in Moscow TRANSPORT SYSTEM ITS subsystems and electronic services for intelligent traffic management leverage big data. For details, see pages 32–33 180,000 Data storage The development scenario for the Moscow ITS was approved in 2011. It was built Big data on the experience of Singapore, Berlin and London; however, Moscow’s street and road network and urban mobility have their own specifics. Therefore, solutions for other 1 collection CCTV CAMERAS 2 and megacities could only be used in a limited way. Step Step processing THE MAYOR'S AUTOMATED WORKSTATION THE ITS ~3,000 OBJECTIVES 3 DYNAMIC MODEL ITS equipment PHOTO AND VIDEO ITS server RECORDERS Step 3,900 STATIC MODEL Monitor traffic ITS equipment collects Data are stored and processed and respond big data about all transport, as well as traffic infrastructure SENSORS on the ITS server Management SURFACE TRANSPORT AND to incidents on transport and at infrastructure and mobility in Moscow and services URBAN SERVICE OPERATION facilities >40,000 MONITORING SYSTEM Coordinate the PHOTO AND VIDEO management of traffic THE MOSCOW ITS is currently TRAFFIC LIGHTS RECORDING SYSTEM flows a 100% independent Russian 177,000 The ITS is a database of city TRAFFIC LIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM Enforce traffic violations and boost development, fully customised road safety INFORMATION DISPLAYS etc. 100% life that enables operational Monitor the operation to the capital’s unique profile traffic management of surface public transport >1,000 DIGITAL ROAD SIGNS and strategic planning of the transport system’s For details, see pages 24–31 and ensure it is prioritised over other transport of Moscow is covered development by the ITS Monitor urban services (utilities equipment, etc.) ! Inform traffic participants THE MOSCOW ITS about the traffic situation and 3.2 million 6,200 km 28 million 500 million 99% IS THE BEST SOLUTION any diversions FOR A SMART CITY Regulate and develop the taxi, car- UNIQUE VEHICLES ON THE CITY’S LENGTH OF ROADS IN MOSCOW RIDES PER DAY WITHIN MOSCOW TELEMATICS DATA POINTS FROM ITS EQUIPMENT OPERABILITY (Digital Heights Awards sharing and bicycle rental markets ROADS DAILY THE ITS EQUIPMENT SHOWING (70% IN 2014) 2019, Russian Internet 20 million 8 million THE NUMBER OF TRIPS PER DAY Week) Forecast the ways the traffic situation on public transport on private transport will develop 22 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 23
Monitors Moscow waterways and all relevant facilities, identifies vessels, automatically detects speed violations and the rules of vessel mooring and lay-up. Capabilities: • Recording relevant incidents for authorised agencies >25 PB total volume = The total volume of all internet data processed by Google in 2008 TRAFFIC LIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM STRUCTURE • Generating a comprehensive picture of events on the waterways • Analytical comparisons OF ITS DATA STORED OF THE INTELLIGENT FACIAL TRANSPORT SYSTEM RECOGNITION SYSTEM RIVER TRANSPORT SURFACE PUBLIC MONITORING STATIC TRANSPORT INTEGRATED TRAFFIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM Moscow’s Intelligent Transport MODEL CONTROL SYSTEM AND SPECIAL System comprises software SERVICE VEHICLES and hardware components that CCTV SYSTEM MONITORING SYSTEM PHOTO AND VIDEO ensure the collection, processing, RECORDING SYSTEM storage and update of data SMART on mobility in the city. DYNAMIC TRANSPORT INTERSECTION MODEL SYSTEM Core ITS systems Software rolled out to municipal photo Traffic lights can operate in three modes: and video recorders installed on public • Local (basic) – following a pre- transport and transport infrastructure programmed cycle facilities. It takes a fraction of a second • Coordinated – traffic lights A single data warehouse comprising to recognise faces: are interconnected to ensure traffic control projects and technical • of people wanted a “green wave” (passage means of traffic control throughout by police for offences or people with minimum stops) >30 Monitors and tracks vehicle Moscow. All information on probation – to enable further • Adaptive – traffic lights movements in real time. Enables Shows existing transport about traffic control in the city Smart adaptive traffic lights The “eyes” watching over Moscow actions by law-enforcement recognise the traffic situation effective control over the traffic and passenger flows in Moscow, is collated on one digital platform. exchange data with sensors 24/7. All CCTV cameras agencies and adjust accordingly based situation in the city and prompt including pedestrian routes. Enables Currently, a strategy for the system’s on surface urban transport are monitored in the Command Monitors the operation of buses, • to improve transport convenience – on the data received ITS systems A system that automatically records adjustment of traffic lights’ operation changes in the transport network’s further development is being and ensure priority passage Centre at the Traffic Control Centre, electric buses, trams, taxis, shared for example, to automate fare Plans for the near future include 55 types of traffic violations. mode. operation to be predicted when new elaborated. for buses, electric buses and trams. where the traffic situation across cars and city service vehicles (hous- collection. introducing a centralised Each system is designed districts are built and new urban the entire city is monitored in real ing and communal services equip- coordinated and adaptive traffic to address certain transport For details, see pages 26–27 transport lines are launched. For details, see page 50 For details, see pages 30–31 time. For details, see pages 38–41 ment, etc.) For details, see pages 84–85 light control system and city-wide issues. 24 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 25
Using data from the Dynamic transport model Key Indicators The Dynamic EACH INDICATOR IS COMPARED Transport Model Assessment of the current traffic situation – traffic speed and intensity TO HISTORICAL DATA For traffic congestion points, the average score for the period is given in a small circle The current traffic speed to and from the city centre The dynamic transport model allows users to assess the current traffic situation Information for residents (traffic speed/intensity), make short-term on the current traffic situation forecasts, inform residents and track traffic 7 August General Varshavskoe motorway road congestion events (road accidents, road closures, according according from to to Yandex to the MTCC the city centre the city centre repairs of sections of the road network, etc.). Analytical reporting Statistics NEAD Speed NAD CARS 17,544 Interactive visualisation of real-time 14,577 20,777 Over 24 hours from the city centre NWAD 19,157 data on the traffic situation For quantitative metrics, 722,988 2,574,920 −4% 32 km/h The dynamic transport model underpins the variance between Currently 12,088 to the city centre 15,691 34 km/h THE MOSCOW TRAFFIC SITUATION the current indicators 119,688 +1% 681,606 +1% EAD and the previous AROUND THE DISTRICT AROUND THE CITY 14,241 MONITORING MAP 17,919 given period SURFACE PUBLIC TRANSPORT is calculated 455 −2% 7,027 AROUND THE DISTRICT AROUND THE CITY WAD TAXI 19,549 5,847 −4% 35,069 +1% 20,824 SEAD AROUND THE DISTRICT AROUND THE CITY 13,704 12,820 CAR SHARING SWAD SAD 3,386 −1% 24,485 12,854 AROUND THE DISTRICT AROUND THE CITY 18,359 15,174 20,972 The model combines data ROAD ACCIDENTS from the static traffic model GPS DATA DATA FROM INVOLVING CASUALTIES based on the PTV Visum 1 5 +66% >100 million >4,000 AROUND THE DISTRICT AROUND THE CITY solution with real-time data. The data source ROAD CLOSURES is the ITS equipment The traffic situation monitoring map was presented installed on the street AUTHORISED CLOSURES CAD 99 +1% 544 +4% to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and road network, TELEMATICS DATA VEHICLE on 14 March 2016 at the meeting of the State Council’s as well as the ITS subsystems NON-AUTHORISED CLOSURES 31 −11% 134 −10% Presidium on road safety in Russia. AROUND THE DISTRICT AROUND THE CITY Total over from the District: 129,298 POINTS PER DAY DETECTORS 24 hours to the District: 149,716 26 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 27
Kremlin Ring The specified Analytics and data, both archived Garden Ring What does it show? and current and projected, are available throughout Boulevard Ring Moscow as a whole and The Mayor’s with in-depth analysis of key highways. Urban traffic By zone Automated Workstation Analytics is used to make • Traffic congestion: unique vehicles on the city’s roads, average speed, fundamental decisions on scoring, length of traffic jams 19 major routes the development of the • Traffic events: road closures, accidents, emergencies, etc. (with details) Moscow transport system. The Mayor’s Automated Workstation is a single traffic situation • ITS equipment (traffic lights, photo and video recorders and CCTV Moscow Ring Road monitoring system that operates on a 24/7 basis. cameras, traffic detectors, traffic information displays, digital road signs, weather stations, etc.): locations, data, operability The Third Ring Road • Integrated traffic control system: traffic control projects with technical >40 DIFFERENT DATA SOURCES 300,000 ITEMS MONITORED 5,000 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE means of traffic control throughout Moscow (planned) • Urban parking: zones, cost, availability (planned) Displaying all events on the road Indicators of the traffic situation STREAMS Road safety Monitoring the operation Monitoring 3 of the public bicycle rental system of service vehicles future (forecasts) For who? • Road accidents: statistics, locations, details • Photo and video recorders: location, efficiency • Station map • Usage statistics, sessions, display of free bikes and lanes • Number of vehicles on the roads • Location data online present (current state) • Active accident centers: locations, details (planned) adapted for Cycling (planned) horizons past (archives) For the city administration By period Monitoring of surface Monitoring the operation of Monitoring For what? public transport operation taxis and Car Sharing System the Moskva River • 100% online monitoring • Provision of vehicles (the number of vehicles) • The number of taxi and Car Sharing System on the roads • Video surveillance of the River and control of city traffic • Registration cards for each vehicle and their tracks online • River transport monitoring Development plans • Location data online • Speed (planned) • Live bus arrivals on digital information displays • Vehicle registration card: information about the company, Customised widget: • 100% reporting • Dedicated lanes for surface public transport (planned) car, business permit, etc. personalisation on the operation of public transport and road Critical event indicator: infrastructure warning before reaching a set threshold Monitoring the operation Monitoring freight transport Autonomous New services: • 100% reporting on the performance of rail transport movement transport MCC, MCDs, parking, river transport of urban services • Tracks • Vehicle registration card: licence plate number, make, • Location data online Key traffic events digest etc. • Passenger traffic model, licence • Speed • Intervals • Location data online (planned) • Vehicle registration card Rollout of the Integrated Traffic Control system 28 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 29
HOW A SMART Vehicle INTERSECTION The vehicle WORKS The tram approaches approaches the intersection, the sensor The Smart Intersection System Tram identifies it as a tram the intersection, the sensor identifies Launched in January 2020 The sensor exchanges it as a vehicle data with the local The Smart Intersection system uses inductive-loop detectors THE SYSTEM’S BENEFITS adaptive control centre The tram is prioritised Daytime: and is one of the world’s most for a green light the green light reliable and popular systems Up to 25% shorter waiting time The average public transport The intersection's capacity is up Positive impacts for pedestrians at daytime speed is up 15% 15%–20% operates in adaptive for traffic flow management. The green light ensures mode The pedestrian has 100% priority Passenger traffic volumes 20%–40% – average reduction pedestrians’ safety when Nighttime: vehicles when getting off a tram with intelligent devices cover- in waiting time at intersections thanks getting on and off the tram always have a green ing the whole route are increased to the elimination of any unneces- light when there are no Underground inductive-loop detectors by up to 10% sary pedestrian phases (in all up pedestrians identify public and private transport to 4 hours saved during nighttime) and help streamline the traffic at the nearest traffic lights. Adaptive mode Priority Adaptive mode Priority (call button) Adaptive mode Priority (if no pedestrians) The pedestrian Interesting fact SMART INTERSECTION approaches the traffic In the future, a neural Daytime lights and pushes network and machine Pedestrian Surface transport Private transport the call button vision will be used to Pedestrian determine the priority of Reducing travel REGULAR INTERSECTION Nighttime travel at intersections and time for all traffic from Daytime: the green light control the adaptively participants Fixed phases (basic mode) 9:00 p.m. operates in adaptive mode coordinated mode of to 7:00 a.m. operation of traffic lights. Longer waiting times Failure to keep traffic moving Idling during Nighttime: the green light Inductive-loop operates in priority mode Drawbacks encourage jaywalking at a steady pace unnecessary phases detector: The yellow-light mode Decrease in passenger Decrease in the intersection’s capacity due >465 99.9% is unsafe at night traffic volumes to sub-optimal traffic light operation Longer fleet turnaround times accuracy Leading cities SCATS (Sydney) – smart in vehicle type identification for Smart a leading system intersections Adaptive mode means that traffic lights process real-time data about the current traffic situation on a given road segment and align the signals correspondingly to streamline traffic. Intersections Singapore London Sydney 42,000 intersections in 1,800 cities over 40 countries worldwide 30 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 2020| BUILDING | BUILDING A TRANSPORT A TRANSPORT SYSTEM SYSTEM OFOF THETHE FUTURE FUTURE 31
Informs road users about the traffic situation and optimal diversions The core of the Command Centre is the ITS server PB TOTAL STORAGE For details, see pages 66,68–69 CAPACITY Command Centre WHAT DOES OF THE ITS SERVER THE COMMAND at the Traffic Control Centre CENTRE DO? Monitors the condition the total volume OF ALL INTERNET DATA PROCESSED BY GOOGLE of the street and road IN 2008 The Command Centre sources data from: infrastructure: pavement, traffic 25,000 lights, road signs, displays and other elements of traffic control and sends requests to relevant units to years Gathers full take remedial actions OF CONTINUOUS 1,300 40,000 3,900 180,000 LISTENING TO MP3 MUSIC years TRAFFIC LIGHTS VEHICLE DETECTORS CCTV CAMERAS information Helps drivers on the road: OF CONTINUOUS Controls in the event of an emergency, the FILM WATCHING about Command Centre can send in the nearest the traffic traffic Road Patrol crew or provide a mobile photo and video recorder situation For details, see page 76 in the city 2,960 177 27 The Command PHOTO AND VIDEO RECORDERS TRAFFIC INFORMATION DISPLAYS ROAD PATROL CREWS Controls traffic lights Centre is scheduled to redistribute traffic flows for renovation and eliminate traffic jams by end-2022 THE COMMAND CENTRE Quickly gets in contact with the Main Directorate AT THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE For details, see page 86–87 for Traffic Safety and other relevant authorities in is a single headquarters ensuring the event of an emergency On-duty operators at the Command Centre: 24/7 monitoring and management The Command Centre was set 18 up in 2013 and currently has of traffic in Moscow in real time The main screen at the Command operators 80 employees. With the help of advanced technology, they are able to monitor the traffic of the Centre displays road network utilisation monitor whole megacity in real time. and all traffic monitoring data the traffic situation 24/7 32 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 33
How Does 2 3 the ITS ITS server The Command Centre Respond Neural networks The Command Sends in a Road Patrol to Emergencies? ITS identify slowdowns in traffic, traffic jams, Centre’s on-duty operator receives crew to help manage the incident 2 road accidents and a signal from 1 equipment other emergencies and the ITS server and Speaks to the Main transmit the information takes action: The ITS equipment Directorate for Traffic to the Command Centre 1 Safety (if necessary) Traffic lights includes machine automatically vision cameras, sensors adjust their and detectors that can operation mode recognise emergencies Information displays and digital road signs indicate that a section Driver information of road is closed display ! shows information on traffic congestion 2 The Road Patrol controls the traffic Digital road signs are signalled Road in place Accident to reduce closures speed limits The Moscow Transport mobile app takes account of closures and offers Traffic lights alternative routes change their 1 operation mode Major road closures are reported in advance to streamline traffic via Moscow Transport’s social media ITS server pages, TV (Moscow 24) and radio channels The road closure parameters (Moskva FM, Kommersant FM) Informing are entered into the static model, on the traffic congestion via media and the traffic situation is modelled Personalised updates via SMS: channels (radio, TV) and on the Traffic automatically frequent users of the now closed road Control Centre’s social media pages section receive a text message with landing links to alternative routes 34 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 35
ROAD SAFETY Moscow is No. 1 in Russia for road safety Moscow has reached 3.5 Social risk across Russia (2019), a record-high level 2,343 road fatalities per 100,000 residents of road safety human lives saved since 2010 Population, Number of vehicles, million people million Social risk social risk rate in Moscow Despite heavy traffic and the growing number of vehicles, Moscow’s accident Moscow 12.5 4.7 8.0 3.50 Moscow is leading Russia rates have been steadily declining over the last nine years. The Moscow Region 7.4 3.3 11.03 by population and number of vehicles, while also being One-day snapshot of the street Saint Petersburg 5.3 2.0 4.12 the country’s safest region. and road network of Moscow: Executive Order of the Russian The Republic of Tatarstan 3.9 1.3 9.41 3.2 million Social risk decreased President No. 204 On National Goals and Strategic Objectives of the Russian Federation through The Nizhny Novgorod Region 3.3 1.2 10.79 3.5 UNIQUE VEHICLES 47% to 2024, dated 7 May 2018: 8 million TRIPS ON INDIVIDUAL by since 2010 social risk rate at the end of 2019 In developing a national project to build safe and effective roads, the Russian Government should proceed The social risk rate in Moscow is in line with those of other global capital cities from the need to ensure the achievement TRANSPORT of the following goals and targets 0.5 0.8 1.0 1.1 1.5 1.7 1.8 2.2 2.4 2.6 3.5 3.6 4.0 6.4 by 2024 ... reduce the number of road Changes in social risk in Moscow,road fatalities per 100,000 residents accidents ... to a level not exceeding four persons per 100,000 residents (with the ambition to achieve zero road 6.6 6.5 7.1 7.0 7.3 Social risk almost halved since 2010. The Russian President’s instruction accidents by 2030).” to achieve a social risk rate of 4.0 3.5 5.0 Integration of the Troitsky and Novomoskovsky 4.5 or below by 2024 has been Administrative Areas, with Moscow expanding 2.4 times 4.0 3.7 COMPLETED AHEAD OF SCHEDULE. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Paris Stockholm Tokyo Berlin London Madrid Hong Kong Singapore Shanghai New York Moscow Chicago Milan Los Angeles 36 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 37
Moscow’s photo and video recording system Photo and video recording system 2,960 Moscow operates an AI-based photo and video recording system. Moscow is No. 1 in Russia by number of traffic violation types Moscow The Moscow Region The Republic of Tatarstan 18 18 55 55 traffic violation 27 .5 million traffic tickets issued in 2019 based recorders types captured by 2,618 captured by photo and The Krasnodar Territory 20 on processed recorder AI processes traffic violations captured by cameras to support further video recording systems The Samara Region 22 the Moscow system data FIXED administrative tickets punishable by a fine. Overall, installing new recorders or changing recorder locations improves driving discipline and fosters more careful and prudent driving. Top 3 MOST FREQUENT 3 traffic violations 3 Objectives Impacts 1 2 59 PORTABLE 30% The layout Monitoring traffic Failure to comply of photo and video 2 on a 24/7 basis up to with markings Stopping cameras in the city fewer road accidents Using a transit-only in a yellow box is information open Recording traffic lane 176 at recorder locations junction to citizens, it is posted violations Speeding at a red light on the Unified (2/3 of all tickets) Transport Portal. 1 MOBILE (TRAFFIC Reversing CONTROL CENTRE MOBILE at a crossroads COMPLEXES OF PHOTO AND VIDEO RECORDING) Interesting facts 1.5 Failing to yield During the pandemic, photo and video recording systems to a pedestrian Interesting facts tracked the cars of people who should have been isolating, million as well as people who did not have digital permits to travel potential Top 3 NEW violations Road safety cameras have learned to identify passages through parking lots. In the nearest future violations during lockdown. captured daily captured by the photo they will be able to identify drivers with unfastened safety-belts, mobile phone use while driving 107 For details, see page 91 and video recording system and other traffic violations. MOUNTED ON THE ROLLING STOCK OF MOSGORTRANS 38 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 39
The development outlook of the photo and video recording system until 2025 HOW THE PHOTO AND VIDEO 0.0032% risk of system error RECORDING SYSTEM OPERATES pgrading U Increased capacity the camera fleet with next-gen ore complex M new pilot system for intercepting A neural networks and searching launched in the Central Phase Recording Phase Verification Phase Drafting recorders 1 of violations and number plate 2 of violations 3 a ticket recognition Artificial Robot Robot intelligence The Traffic system Human instead of manual labour 100% violations within the area 80% standard violations The checked photos are handed over to traffic police or the Moscow Administrative Road Inspectorate. They double-check the violation and issue Photo and video recorders monitor all traffic flows in Moscow on a 24/7 basis. covered by recorders an administrative ticket. The system provides 20 recorders based on neural a full analysis of all networks process data by checking the vehicle make and number plate All data coincide vehicle movements within Moscow, which helps law 80 million against traffic police information. VEHICLE TRIPS enforcement authorities RECORDED PER DAY Photo and video to quickly identify vehicles recorders recognise and/or persons wanted and record offending vehicles. Human by the police: stolen vehicles, vehicles driven 5 times FEWER CAR THEFTS 20% by criminals, vehicles SINCE 2010 Sophisticated failing to stop after cases an accident or illegal carriers. What is sophisticated cases? Examples An employee of the Traffic Control Centre checks whether the recorder Violations are considered “sophisticated” if there are a number of factors that rule out a violation: Running Failure correctly recognised the number a red light to comply plate, colour and make of the vehicle construction works, re-marking, completing a manoeuvre, etc. with road signs and analyses more sophisticated and markings cases to identify whether a violation took place. 40 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 41
Collision with a pedestrian outside pedestrian crossings Key causes and factors VISION ZERO INITIATIVES Vision Zero of road accidents Moscow is committed to Vision Breaching the rules Zero, a global concept identifying for driving across Effective traffic control Installing photo Data transmission Addressing accident 443 key mortality and accident drivers and implementing a wide range pedestrian crossings and video recorders to navigation services cluster sites of initiatives to address them. ROAD FATALITIES A unique service in Russia IN MOSCOW IN 2019 30% 3.5 TRAFFIC SCHEME REVISED ALONG Trucks 3,200 Information on roadworks and closures, accident site clusters Accident statistics – Up to TIMES and camera locations For details, see page 14 KM FEWER ROAD ACCIDENTS FEWER ACCIDENT CLUSTER SITES OF MOSCOW’S STREET AND ROAD AT RECORDER LOCATIONS IN MOSCOW SINCE 2010 NETWORK (80%) Safe geometry to reduce speeds Photo and video recorders prevent The Vision Zero team has been analysing and prevent chaotic parking speeding within accident cluster sites severe road accidents and designing improvements since 2019 For details, see pages 48–51 For details, see pages 38–41 What do we do as part Motorbikes of our commitment to Vision Zero? Map Map Map Team members of accident of road of camera cluster sites closures locations 1. A nalyse accident rates and improve the road Traffic Control Mosgortrans Centre safety performance of the Traffic Control Centre ц Traffic offences Roadworks Freight transport The safety of children Association of Administrative 2. Communication campaigns to promote Traffic police and Technical Inspectorates in residential areas (OATI) movement control on roads compliance with traffic rules Prefectures of administrative Automobile Roads districts 3. Designing a safe road Department Department transport infrastructure Driving while under of Housing, Utilities of Major Repairs 24/7 21% 79 and Amenities and Construction the influence of alcohol CHILDREN’S LIVES MONITORING OF THE STREET AND ROAD FEWER ROAD ACCIDENTS SAVED SINCE 2010 NETWORK CONDITION INVOLVING TRUCKS 100% Educating and raising The transmission of data on the location Speeding Freight framework, truck passes, truck of children’s facilities to navigation services, video lessons from the Moscow awareness on road safety weigh stations Government, road safety lessons at OF ROADS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION schools, etc. For details, see pages 46–47 For details, see page 70 42 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 43
SPEEDING IS THE MAIN CAUSE Minimum fine, RUB ‘000 What happens OF ROAD ACCIDENTS at high speeds? Safer roads require: Moscow is among the cities with the highest speed limits and lowest fines globally. This results in high accident crash fatality rates. Moscow São Paulo Chicago 1.3 2.3 0.5 100° 40 65° 72 Toronto 1.9 KM/H KM/H A tolerance Tokyo 5.2 Berlin 1.1 threshold Risk of road fatality for pedestrians, % Stockholm 14.9 reduction to 10 Copenhagen 6.3 Amsterdam 1.9 Narrows down KM/H London 9.8 the driver’s field of view FORCE 100 Moscow Singapore 6.1 São Paulo 95 New York 3.2 Lower Chicago 90 SPEED speed limits in 85 Tokyo Speed limit and tolerance threshold, km/h Increases the Augments the risk the city centre 80 Higher force of impact of fatality 60 20 75 70 35% speeds 65 Toronto 60 Copenhagen Stockholm Moscow 80 Increased 55 Amsterdam Singapore Berlin São Paulo 60 7 64 67 Extends the braking distance penalty charges Chicago 48 16 50 45 London New York Toronto 50 10 60 for breaking 40 Tokyo 60 3 53 60 traffic rules 35 Berlin Stockholm 50 50 3 53 Increases the thinking distance 30 Copenhagen 50 3 53 25 Amsterdam 50 3 53 20 London 48 3 51 32 19 м 15 Singapore 50 1 51 KM/H New York 40 10 50 Percent (%) 10 48 36 м KM/H 5 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Speed (km/h) 50 60 70 80 Maximum speed Tolerance threshold 64 50 м KM/H DECISION-MAKING BRAKING 44 THE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE’S PERFORMANCE REPORT | 2020 | BUILDING A TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE FUTURE 45
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