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Home My WebLink About08162022-03.1 - PresentationCONTRA COSTA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY MOBILITY ON DEMAND Danville Town Council Study Session, August 16, 2022 BAY AREA MOBILITY ON DEMAND In April 2019,the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA)was awarded a Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)$8 million Advanced Transportation and Congestion Management Technologies Deployment (ATCMTD)grant to implement the Bay Area MOD project. CCTA’s Mobility-on-Demand (MOD)Project is the Transportation Demand Management (TDM)element of Innovate 680 and is focused on innovative mobility along the I-680 Corridor from Walnut Creek to San Ramon. FUNDING FOR MICROMOBILITY The MOD grant covers the cost of systems engineering of micromobility assets and their integration into the MOD app. Funding for micromobility devices and ongoing operations and maintenance (“O&M”)not covered in the grant. CCTA initially conducted discussions with jurisdictions along the 1-680 Corridor to strategize on potential funding sources for micromobility services and O&M WHAT IS MOD? Trip Planner Trip Scheduling Integrated Payment Real-time Information Rewards & Incentives Connection Protection MOD MOBILITY ASSETS E-bike & E-scooter share and other micromobility devices will provide a first-mile/last-mile solution along the I- 680 Corridor Devices are envisioned being available at BART stations and other transit hubs between Walnut Creek and San Ramon Micromobility creates connections to transit and large job centers Electric bike/scooter share means more residents in Danville, San Ramon, and Alamo can access BART MOD MICROMOBILITY PLANNING !Spring 2021 –CCTA convenes stakeholder group (“Micromobility Task Force”) !Seeks feedback on user needs/local potential for micromobility services (e-bikes and e-scooters) !Identifies potential micromobility vendors !Continues work on systems engineering of micromobility assets and app development Danville and San Ramon Bicycle Master Plans Lessons learned from Lime Bike (Walnut Creek) BRite Bikes in Bishop Ranch PREPARING FOR A SOUTH COUNTY E-BIKE/E-SCOOTER SHARE PROGRAM MOD -MICROMOBILITY TIMELINE !2021 –CCTA develops vendor requirements, releases RFI to micromobility vendors !Winter 2022 –CCTA releases RFP for Micromobility Services !MMTF participates in RFP evaluation process !Spring 2021 –CCTA enters agreement with Bird Rides, Inc. !San Ramon identified as pilot city MOD TIMELINE June 2019 June 2020 June 2021 2/11/20Notice to Proceed (NTP) PILOT STARTS Design, Development, Testing & Implementation April 2019 September2022 December 2023 Pre-NTP Activities September 2023 Pilot Deployment in San Ramon, O&M Support Project Evaluation, Final Report to FHWA PILOT ENDS Fall 2021 Proposed MOD Micromobility Deployment 12-MONTH PILOT ROLL OUT !City of San Ramon operating agreement with Bird Rides, Inc. authorized on August 9, 2022 !120 E-scooters and 30 pedal-assist E-bikes (”vehicles”) !Vehicles to operate within San Ramon city limits only !GPS Technology -“Geofencing” controls operating locations and speeds of vehicles !Operations on IHT and within Bishop Ranch TBD !Pilot Program costs, O&M covered by Bird !511CC TDM to provide subsidies for user incentives NEXT STEPS !San Ramon staff to provide regular updates on O&M, performance and usage during pilot !Quarterly/Semi-annual reports to Town Council and Bicycle Advisory Commission !Evaluate feasibility/consider future expansion to Danville, Walnut Creek, CCC, Dublin, BART, EBRPD 2 0 2 1 Hello,Danville Our Why: Improve our communities and the lives of those around us. 3 A micromobility company with a focus in shared electric vehicles. What is Bird? 4 Founded in 2017, Bird saw instant success as a pioneer in the space. Today…. 5 Continents. 25 Countries. 375 Cities. 100M+ Rides. Most-trusted micromobility provider in the country. Bird’s Story 5 City Population Crescent City CA 6,700 Eureka, CA 26,900 Windsor, CA 27,600 Culver City, CA 39,100 Coachella, CA 45,100 Redding, CA 91,500 Santa Clara, CA 126,700 Bakersfield, CA 379,800 Sacramento, CA 503,400 San Francisco, CA 874,700 Cities Big and Small 6 How it works 1.Download the Bird app 2.Sign user agreement & verify age (18+) 3.Add payment 4.Complete educational tutorials 5.Enjoy the ride! 7 Dynamic Stability Control Steering (DSCS)Stabilizes out-of-control, sudden or erratic movements, guards against unsafe turns or over-corrections. Dual Wiper ThrottleAutomotive-grade functional safety and guaranteeing absolute speed-control accuracy Status Indicator Enhanced Lighting PerformanceA rear motor gives Bird Three faster acceleration and more control in critical situations. Throttle-Brake InterlockAutomatic safety actions to protect against accidentally holding the throttle. Puncture-Proof Tires10” tires feature puncture-proof tech, higher traction, and decreased vibration. Industry’s Longest-Lasting BatteryAutomotive-grade battery management system. Largest, safest, only operator with IP68 integrated battery Seamless ScrewsProtection against injury and theft with no exposed screws Anti-Theft EncryptionEnhanced encryption keeps our riders safe and helps deter theft Skid DetectionOnly vehicle with skid detection technology to prevent improper riding behavior. Tip Detection Technology Battery 36 V, 21.0 Ah 10S6P Charge Time 5.8 hrs Range 35 miles Braking Regen; Drum (front), disc (r) Wheels 10” pneumatic Top Speed 15 mph Dimensions 47.7 in. x 19.3 in. x 46.8 in. Lights Front / Rear LEDs Autonomous Damage SensorsSelf-reporting damage sensors and automotive-inspired diagnostic technology PerformanceAEB brings the vehicle to a stop in the event of a brake failure. Anti-Tip Kick StandWith a dual anti-tipping kickstand, this Bird stands on its own two feet. 8 8 BirdBike City Safe & Street Smart: Designed uniquely for ride share, the Bird Bike is a Class 1 Pedal Assist E-Bike that’s IOT connected and built to comply with local rules and regulations. Extra bright head & tail-lights 250W Motor 15.5 mph top speed Large, Easy to Read display Bird Vehicle Location Services (VLS)Multi-mode geolocation (GPS, GLONASS, BDS) Dual Hand BrakesDurable and Safe Drum Brakes Security & Tip DetectionUnlicensed movement and tip over detection High Performance MaterialsAerospace grade aluminum alloy Robust vehicle diagnostic systemto ensure safe riding. Industry Leading Security (GSM and BLE 4.1)Lock/Unlock; haptic and alarm sounds IoT ConnectivityRemote motor deactivation, power and speed limitations 26 inch pneumatic tires Extra bright head & tail-lights Convenient storage basket Integrated cable lock Swappable Battery 60km / 37mi per charge, IP67 Rating S P E C S 720WHr Swappable Battery (IP67 Rated) Max 20% Grade Hill Climb Class 1 vehicle 250W Motor, 47N.m net torque Confidential and proprietary information 9 Pricing Standard Pricing $1 to unlock + per minute fee. = ~$7/ride. Equitable Pricing Options Discounts available to those in government assistance programs, veterans, senior citizens, healthcare workers, students with pell grants, etc. 9Confidential and proprietary information 10 Slow Zone No-Ride Zone All vehicles are tracked with GPS. When riders enter a designated geo-zone, vehicles follow set rules. Vehicles will slow down or stop, and riders are notified by a vehicle sound and an in-app notification. Geo-Zone Technology Safety is our top priority. We are committed to providing safe mobility—as evidenced by our industry-leading safety record. We hold ourselves to strict safety standards, and develop products and tools that protect riders and non-riders. After 4 years and millions of rides taken on our shared fleets, we are pleased to report a global injury Incidence rate of 1:50K rides, less than half the medical incident rate of cars. Bird’s safety focus has driven a safety record superior to cars and micromobility competition. 1.Global documented incident rate of 0.002%, roughly 1:50K rides 11 Documented Medical Incident Rate 1,2 1.Injury incidence rate calculated as the percentage of total trips with incidents or accidents reported which required medical treatment. Documented injury rates for bicycles, automobiles, and motorcycles reflect national averages, whereas Bird’s documented injury rate (1:50K) reflects Bird’s global average incidence rate.2.Sources include: Bird internal ride data, The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics 1:50K 1:50K 1:20K 1:10K 12 Our Fleet Managers are local contract workers responsible for managing a fleet including charging, repairs, and various performance tasks. Deep community ties, and local knowledge Fast issue resolution Economic Opportunity Aligned incentives Being a fleet manager has enabled me to take care of my family, and provide employment opportunities in a time where we all need help. - Chris, Atlanta, GA. Local Run Operations “ Local Touch: World-class technology & compliance tools Operational know-how Industry’s Safest Vehicles Back by the Industry Leader: Confidential and Proprietary Data Dashboard ●Report Summary: ○Rider behaviors such as frequency and length of rides ○Number and length of rides segmented in various dimensions ○Available vehicles and number of rides/vehicle ●Map View: ○Current location of vehicles and ability to restrict the view by specific areas ●Usage Heatmaps: ○Ride start & end locations to gain visibility into how residents are moving about the city Confidential and proprietary information 13 14 No Investment Required Dedicated Account Manager Data Dashboard # of Vehicles: 75-100 Launch Date: September Approval Documentation: Pilot Operating Agreement Proposal Confidential and Proprietary Thank You