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PUBLIC TRANSPORT SECTOR IN LEBANON

Phoenicia University

CENG230

Dr. Ramzi Taha

Ali Farhat

Ghadeer Mohsen

Leila Mannaa

Mahdi Hasan

Rola Ibrahim

Introduction

20% use Public Transportation

Situation Definition in Lebanon

Vehicular Capacity

Unlimited Growth in Vehicular Capacity

Case Study:

According to BlomInvest Bank research, the number of registered new cars in Lebanon increased by a rate of 13% between 2007 and 2016

In China:

In Turkey:

In Lebanon:

Traffic Safety

According to the latest World Health Organization data

In 2017:

1,129 death car accidents

Traffic safety

  • Trying to reach passengers first
  • Operating without mechanical inspections

Environment

Environmental Pollution

CO2

Increase in GHG

NOx

SOx

2,076.52 Kgs of CO2

Status of Public Transport Sector in Lebanon

Status of PT

in Lebanon

  • Population: 1.3 M
  • Private Sector:

- Private car passenger: 280 K

  • Public Sector: 24 K

-Railway Public Transport Authority (RPTA)

-Lebanese Commuting Corporation (LCC)

Greater Beirut Area (GBA)

Problem of PT in Lebanon

Lebanon lacks proper public transport system due to:

Problem Definition

Lack of Organization

Lack of Organization

Ministry of Public Works and Transport

30%

22,000 Km

of Roads

Municipalities

70%

Deterioration of Roads Condition

Deterioration in Road Networks

According to the World Bank’s “Roads and Employment Project” (2017), there is a total of 21,705 km of roads of which:

  • 6,308 km only are paved roads

15%

50%

35%

Good Conditions

Fair Conditions

Bad Conditions

Public Transport Design's Main Parameters

Planning of Public Transportation System

1-Simple and Direct network structures

2- Plan for speed, consistency and reliability

2-Plan for speed, consistency and reliability

  • Allow maximum speed without interruptions to insure reliability

  • Create consistent time tables to be easily memorized.

3- Coordinate convenient transfers

  • Physical distance between stops should be taken into consideration when planning for arrivals and departures (3-6 minutes)

4- Provide clear information and marking

4- Provide clear information and marking

  • Provide clear accessible information for passengers about timetable frequencies for services and zones

  • Provide flexible ticket purchase opportunities

Possible Solutions

Possible Solutions

Do Nothing

Do Nothing

This will lead to:

  • postponing the major collapse
  • Demand > Capacity => Failure

  • Congestion => Economic Loss

  • Environmental Impact

Decrease Demand

Decrease Demand: Carpooling

Carpooling

  • Sharing rides with those heading to the same destination

  • reduces the number of cars moving to and from the city

  • Not permanent solution

  • Lower Cost/Trip

Organize Existing PT

Organize Existing Yalla Bus

This project focuses on:

  • giving users the buses specific schedules, stops and routes
  • providing the number of seats available
  • allowing users to enter their actual location as well as the desired destination
  • providing users with the needed information about the availability of current bus as well as where and when to wait for it

Greater Beirut PT Project

Greater Beirut PT Project

  • New Buses
  • constructing network of lines

$225.2 million loan approved by the World Bank

  • Modern Bus Stations
  • Information System
  • Infrastructure

Zurich's Public Transport Network

Zurich's Public Transport Network

Conclusion

Conclusion

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