Value description
Brno is a city with sustainable mobility. High quality, reliable and environmentally friendly public transport is the main system chosen by residents of the city and its surroundings for their travels. However, they can easily and quickly get to their destinations choosing whichever means of transport. Thanks to integrated transport planning, the use of innovative mobility management approaches and the involvement of Brno residents in mobility planning, Brno is a city of short distances with an efficient mobility system, which offers its users a solution that meets their requirements. The principles of sustainable and efficient mobility are also applied to the transport of goods. Thanks to these changes, the city of Brno in 2050 is a place with a healthy and pleasant environment for life.
Contribution to the city
Sustainable mobility brings the city, above all, an improvement in the environment and pleasant and quality public spaces. Effective mobility offers city residents a comprehensive, easy-to-use transport system that best suits their needs and enables them to reach their destinations easily and quickly, without unnecessary time and economic losses. Energy is also effectively used in transport, which not only brings savings, but also reduces the negative effects of transport on the environment of the city and its residents.
Garant
Iva Machalová
Head of the Urban Mobility Section at the Department of Transport of the Brno City Municipality. She studied Geography at the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University. She has been working at the Brno City Municipality since 2004 (in the past as a manager of several EU projects), focusing primarily on transport planning and the preparation of a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan for Brno.
GOAL | INDICATOR | UNIT | ACTUAL VALUE | FUTURE VALUE | TERRITORIAL PROJECTION | |
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primary | Increase attractiveness of public transport for travel around the city and its surroundings, expand and improve infrastructure for cycling and walking, and thus increase the use of sustainable modes of transport (public, pedestrian and bicycle transport) | Length of trolleybus tracks / lines |
km |
54,1/98,7 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Travel speed of public mass transport |
km/h |
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Areas of pedestrian zones and shared spaces |
sqm |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Number of journeys |
number of journeys per resident |
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number of interchange terminals |
number |
25 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Modal split |
ratio of the number of journeys / transport performance on overall volume (%) |
53% (public mass transport); 6 % (pedestrian traffic), 2 % (bicycle transport), 39 % (individual passenger car traffic) (note: data of 2014) |
56% (public mass transport); 12 % (pedestrian traffic), 12 % (bicycle transport), 20 % (individual passenger car traffic) |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Number of railway lines |
number |
12 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Accessibility of stops of public mass transport |
min/ m |
5min/360m |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Satisfaction of citizens with public transport (IDS JMK) |
% |
85% |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Satisfaction of residents with infrastructure for pedestrian, cycling and public transport |
% |
81% residents satisfied with conditions for pedestrian movement, 33% residents satisfied with conditions cycling, percentage of residents satisfied with public transport: 82% |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Length of cycling routes (both cycling paths and cycling measures) |
km |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Degree of automobilisation |
number of passenger cars per 1000 residents |
484 |
350 |
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number of passengers carried by DPMB (city and region) |
thousand |
354 758 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Length of bus lines |
km |
523 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Length of tram tracks / lines |
km |
70,2/124,3 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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DPMB transport performance (city and region) |
million vehicle-kilometres per year |
38,7 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Length of pedestrian routes |
km |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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Degree of motorization |
number of vehicles per 1000 residents |
625 |
500 |
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Number of municipalities involved in the integrated transport system |
number |
730 |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole South Moravian region and neighbouring regions) |
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other | Reduce traffic intensity in the central part of the city and beyond the residential territory; introduction of city logistics | number of commercial activities involved in the city logistics system |
% |
0 |
80 |
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number of traffic accidents |
number |
2515 |
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share of through traffic in the central zone of the city |
% |
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share of through traffic in the residential areas |
% |
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other | Introduce comprehensive transport planning for employees and visitors to large businesses and institutions, including traffic-generating projects | number of businesses and institutions / employees / with company mobility plan |
number |
2 |
70 |
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other | Create a city of short distances with an efficient transport system to reduce the negative effects of transport and the energy demand of transport | Extent of low-emmissions zone |
sqm |
0 |
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Average length of journey to reach services |
km |
shopping (6 km), doctor (6.4 km), education (6.8 km), authority/post office/bank (6.5 km) |
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Share of population exposed to noise >55 dB |
% |
21.VII |
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Share of ecological vehicles/total number of public transport vehicles |
33% (100/302) |
100% |
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Operational costs of public mass transport |
mil CZK |
2644 |
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Quality of the environment (dust particles, NOx, benzo(a)pyrene) |
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other | Make use of shared transport solutions (bikesharing, carsharing) | number of bikesharing users |
number |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |
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number of carsharing users |
number |
N/A (will be surveyed in the whole city) |