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Case Study of Personal Rapid Transit at Village West: Economic Benefits and Sustainability Analysis

This case study examines the implementation of Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) at Village West, outlining its economic viability and environmental impact. Key findings include a benefit/cost ratio of 2.57, increased annual sales tax revenue of $19.6 million, and a $21.7 million total cost over ten years. Additionally, simulations at Fort Carson demonstrate 16.93 million annual passengers, with fares of $1.66 covering all net costs. The report emphasizes the necessity of sustainable transport solutions to reduce GHG emissions and highlights the vital steps in stakeholder engagement and system planning.

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Case Study of Personal Rapid Transit at Village West: Economic Benefits and Sustainability Analysis

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  1. Some Personal Rapid Transit Activities Peter Muller ATRATECHNIX2010

  2. Village West Development Personal Rapid Transit Case Study

  3. Village West Results • Benefit/cost ratio 2.57 • Increased annual sales tax $19.6M • Annualized capital and operating costs over ten years $21.7M • $0.52 fare per trip covers shortfall • After ten years $1.00 per trip pays operating costs.

  4. 13 Miles of Guideway 30 Stations Fort Carson Army Post

  5. Simulation Results

  6. Net Annual Costs/Benefits Benefit/Cost Ratio = 2.35

  7. Costs vs. Revenues • 16.93M annual passengers • $1.66 per ride covers all net costs • $230 federal employee monthly transit allowance • 29,034 active military @ $230 per month = $80.14M annually • Bonding on fare revenue only is not typical

  8. Comparison with Rail

  9. Fort Carson Phase II • Capitalization • System Extension • Benefit/Cost • Life-cycle Sustainability Performance

  10. BWI Airport

  11. BWI Airport

  12. BWI Airport

  13. Problems with Conventional Transport

  14. The Problem with Transportation

  15. In addition 47% of net increase in GHGs since 1990 due to transportation Transportation contributes 34% of all GHGs We must reduce energy used AND change primary source Problems with Conventional Transport

  16. Comparison of Positive Impacts

  17. How to Get Into PRT • Stakeholder Workshop • Public Outreach • Route Planning • Ridership Projections • Benefit/Cost Evaluation • Risk Analysis & Mitigation • Business Plan • Implementation Plan • Permitting • Procurement • Testing & Certification

  18. Technical Papers • A Simple PRT Control System • Explores the limits of synchronized control systems • Ride Sharing in Extensive PRT Networks • Explores ride sharing methodologies for city-wide PRT systems

  19. Contact Information Peter Muller PRT Consulting, Inc. 1340 Deerpath Trail, Ste 200 Franktown, CO 80116 Ph: 303-532-1855 Cell: 720-318-4795 Fax: (303) 309-1913 Twitter: http://twitter.com/PRTGuru www.prtconsulting.com

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