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1 AUSTRALIAN TRAVEL TIME METRIC 217 EDITION
2 For more information please contact: Brendan Lyon Chief Executive Officer Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Suite 3.3, Level 3, 9 Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2 PO Box R 1771 Royal Exchange, NSW 12 P E brendan.lyon@infrastructure.org.au Nick Hudson Director, Economics and Policy Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Suite 3.3, Level 3, 9 Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2 PO Box R 1771 Royal Exchange, NSW 12 P E nick.hudson@infrastructure.org.au Michael Twycross Senior Policy Adviser Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Suite 3.3, Level 3, 9 Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2 PO Box R 1771 Royal Exchange, NSW 12 P E michael.twycross@infrastructure.org.au About IPA Infrastructure Partnerships Australia is the nation s peak infrastructure body formed in as a genuine and enduring policy partnership between Australia s governments and industry. IPA s formation recognises that through innovation and reform, Australia can extract more from the infrastructure it s got, and invest more in the infrastructure we need. Through our research and deep engagement with policymakers and industry, IPA seeks to capture best practice and advance complex reform options to drive up national economic prosperity and competitiveness. Infrastructure is about more than balance sheets and building sites. Infrastructure is the key to how Australia does business, how we meet the needs of a prosperous economy and growing population and how we sustain a cohesive and inclusive society. Infrastructure Partnerships Australia draws together the public and private sectors in a genuine partnership to debate the policy reforms and priority projects that will build Australia for the challenges ahead. Copyright 217 Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Disclaimer Infrastructure Partnerships Australia provide no warranties and make no representations in relation to the information provided in this paper. It is not intended for and should not be relied upon by any third party and no responsibility is undertaken.
3 Contents Moving transport from announcements to measured improvements 2 Travel Time Index Headline performance data 3 Highlights 4 Key Corridors Marking time & Methodology Sydney 6 Sydney: Quarter on quarter performance 8 Melbourne 1 Melbourne: Quarter on quarter performance 12 Brisbane 14 Brisbane: Quarter on quarter performance 16 Perth 18 Perth: Quarter on quarter performance 2 Context why use the data? 22 Data ask the right question 23 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 1
4 Moving transport from announcements to measured improvements Until now, Australia has measured transport inputs such as dollars spent, lanes added and the like however we have not measured how the road network actually works, for people and businesses. The IPA Australian Travel Time Metric uses Uber s anonymised journey data to index road transport performance, across each of the four major capital cities. The IPA Australian Travel Time Metric measures the progress of Australia s major cities in addressing their transport challenges and provides greater public transparency about how much longer trips are taking over time. The IPA Travel Time Index is a live resource available at infrastructure.org.au/chart-group/travel-time-index-chart/ Average travel delays the time in minutes that people spend in traffic are also measured across key zones and corridors, in the four major capital cities. 2 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
5 Travel Time Index Headline performance data The 217 Travel Time Index shows Sydney, Brisbane and Perth all declining compared to the 2 base quarter while Melbourne treads water. Figure 1 shows the current quarter s index on the dials as well as the quarterly readings for each city, shown by the coloured vehicles and road strip graph beneath. Figure 1: 217 Travel Time Index results (Quarter vs Quarter 3 2) SYDNEY MELBOURNE BRISBANE PERTH BASE YEAR CURRENT INDEX. 2 BASE YEAR CURRENT INDEX BASE YEAR CURRENT INDEX. 2 BASE YEAR CURRENT INDEX.11 Q3 2 Q2 217 LESS EFFICIENT MORE EFFICIENT 217 Q2 217 Q1 216 Q4 216 Q3 216 Q2 216 Q1 2 Q4 2 Q3.2.1 SYDNEY MELBOURNE BRISBANE PERTH Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 3
6 Highlights Performance insights Q MINUTES The average additional time spent by commuters on the Sydney CBD Parramatta corridor in the peak, in part due to WestConnex construction. 1.3 MINUTES The shortest peak delay, between Perth s CBD and Airport in the peak. 84 PER CENT Travel time from the Airport to Sydney s CBD is 84 per cent longer in the peak. SIX PER CENT The journey between Perth s CBD and Airport is only six per cent longer in the peak. Averaged city-wide delay (average of all routes) Q2 217 BRISBANE.7 MINUTES SYDNEY 11.6 MINUTES PERTH 4. MINUTES MELBOURNE 7.4 MINUTES Trends 2 to current GREATEST GROWTH IN PEAK TRAVEL TIME Afternoon peak journeys from Melbourne s CBD to the Airport have grown from 3 to 4.7 minutes, in part due to construction of the CityLink Tulla Widening project. GREATEST GROWTH IN OFF-PEAK TRAVEL TIME Off-peak journeys from the Airport to Melbourne s CBD grew from 29.3 minutes to 37. minutes in part due to the CityLInk Tulla Widening project. GREATEST DECREASE IN PEAK TRAVEL TIME The Melbourne to Chadstone corridor saw peak journey times fall from 27.6 minutes to 19 minutes. GREATEST DECREASE IN OFF-PEAK TRAVEL TIME Off-peak journeys from Parramatta to Sydney s CBD fell from 34.2 minutes to 3.9 minutes. GREATEST VARIATION BETWEEN & PEAK The Brisbane CBD to Airport route sees an inbound time delay of seven minutes, but runs at half that level in the peak at 3.4 minutes. 4 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
7 Key Corridors Marking time & Methodology Marking time: minutes of delay IPA s Travel Time Index provides an important measurement of comparative performance between the major cities showing which cities are doing comparatively better and those doing comparatively worse. But an index alone is unlikely to fire the public imagination, nor help people to best understand the personal cost that comes from poor transport. That is why we also measure and report the average delay in minutes along key corridors, zones and routes within each city showing people the amount of extra time drivers sat stationary in their vehicle, this quarter and each quarter, since 2. Data for every quarter from Q3 2 onwards is available on the IPA website under the Travel Time Index in the utilise our data section. Methodology We measure the average time delay for journeys between CBD, inner suburban and outer suburban zones shown in Figure 2 below. We have also identified relatable corridors within each city from key geographies or between nodes, for example, between the CBD and each city s airport. We calculate the average time delay simply by measuring the difference between the average time for an off-peak journey, versus one made during the (inbound) or (outbound) peak times. We do this because a delay in minutes is much more relatable than more esoteric measures like our index or the various estimates of economic and social congestion costs. Figure 2: Inner Metro (small ring) and Outer Metro (large ring) Travel Zones. Sydney 1km Melbourne 1km Brisbane 1km Perth 1km Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
8 Sydney Sydney s travel times are getting longer Figure 3 below shows Sydney s road users have seen a decay in travel times during the and peak periods across all corridors but with a small improvement in peak travel times between the inner metro zone and the CBD in the afternoon peak. Figure 3: Compare and contrast Sydney s dashboard 2 and now SYDNEY INBOUND 217 Q2 INNER METRO > CBD OUTER METRO > CBD AIRPORT > CBD PARRATTA > CBD min (.9MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 1.9min (2.1MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3.4min (1.6MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) min (1.9MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) SYDNEY OUTBOUND 217 Q2 CBD > INNER METRO CBD > OUTER METRO CBD > AIRPORT CBD > PARRATTA min (.3MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 8.9min (.4MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) min (1.MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 2.7min (2.6MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) Q3 2 Q Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
9 Analysis While Sydney s index performance is equal worst with Brisbane, the location of major changes like along the CBD Parramatta corridor (see Figures 6 and 7) shows that Sydney s road system is suffering delays in part because of the massive level of transport infrastructure delivery now underway, with major projects such as WestConnex and CBD and South East Light Rail. Future versions of IPA s Australian Travel Time Metric should show a corresponding improvement, as these projects open. However, increases in delays cannot all be attributed to construction programmes, as seen with the deterioration in travel times on the CBD Airport corridor, which increased from Q3 2 by 2. minutes on inbound trips to the CBD (see Figure 4). Travel time on this journey is 84 per cent longer during peak hours the largest per cent change on any route in the IPA Australian Travel Time Metric. The two zones also saw deterioration in journey times for commuters in Inner and Outer Metro areas. The largest was for Outer Metro commuters travelling into the CBD at peak who saw delays increase by 2.1 minutes from Q3 2, reaching 1.9 minutes in Q2 217 a 24 per cent increase. Unlike corridors, the zones capture a ring, equal in diameter, around the CBD and represent broad changes in travel time for commuters. Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 7
10 Sydney: Quarter on quarter performance Key corridors and routes Figure 4: Sydney Inbound Airport CBD Peak Airport to CBD Off-peak Airport to CBD Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 2. minutes longer Off-peak travel time:.9 minutes longer Change in Delay: 12% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 84% longer Figure : Sydney Outbound CBD Airport Peak CBD to Airport Off-Peak CBD to Airport Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time:.4 minutes shorter Off-peak travel time: 1.8 minutes shorter Change in Delay: 14% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 9% longer 8 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
11 Figure 6: Sydney Inbound Parramatta CBD Peak Parramatta to CBD Off-Peak Parramatta to CBD. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 1.4 minutes shorter Off-peak travel time: 3.3 minutes shorter Change in Delay: 17% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 43% longer Figure 7: Sydney Outbound CBD Parramatta Peak CBD to Parramatta Off-Peak CBD to Parramatta Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 3.7 minutes longer Off-peak travel time: 1.1 minutes longer Change in Delay: 14% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 7% longer Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 9
12 Melbourne Melbourne sees variability in travel time The headline index performance for Melbourne saw little change between now and 2, but Figure 8 below shows Melbourne s road users have experienced mixed results in travel times during the and peak periods, with both improvements and deterioration along corridors and zones. Figure 8: Compare and contrast Melbourne s dashboard 2 and now MELBOURNE INBOUND 217 Q2 INNER METRO > CBD OUTER METRO > CBD AIRPORT > CBD CHADSTONE > CBD min (.1MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 8.7min (.2MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 4min (9.7MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 7min (.1MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) MELBOURNE OUTBOUND 217 Q2 CBD > INNER METRO CBD > OUTER METRO CBD > AIRPORT CBD > CHADSTONE min (.9MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 9.1min (1.3MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) min (3.7MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 3.4min (9.MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) Q3 2 Q Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
13 Analysis Melbourne s change in travel times across the CBD Airport and CBD Chadstone corridors appear substantial compared to Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. For the CBD Airport route, the inbound commute saw a reduction in travel delay, however this is due to swings in both peak and off-peak travel times on the corridor (see Figure 9). It can be seen that off-peak travel times have grown steadily since the Australian Travel Time Metric began in Q3 2 a time which coincides with the commencement of construction on the CityLink Tulla Widening project the connecting arterial motorway along this route. Peak travel times also grew during this period, which culminated in a peak delay over Q3 216 of 17.3 minutes on inbound peak trips, and a 17.6 minute delay on outbound peak trips. Since then, peak journey times have begun to reduce to levels that approach off-peak times, therefore reducing the overall delay. In fact the largest increase in off-peak and peak travel time across all cities key routes was the Airport to Melbourne CBD corridor. Conversely, Melbourne CBD to Chadstone saw the largest improvement of any corridor in the country with peak travel times falling from 27.6 minutes in Q3 2 to 19 minutes in Q2 217 a 3 per cent decrease (see Figure 12). However, this route also showed the greatest volatility in peak travel time across all cities. Over the reporting period, average peak travel times ranged from 27.6 to 19 minutes, each quarter, while off-peak travel times only ranged between 14.7 and 17.8 minutes. This has resulted in some fluctuation in travel delay times, which reached a peak of 12.9 minutes over Q3 2, and as low as 3.4 minutes in the most recent reporting quarter Q Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 11
14 Melbourne: Quarter on quarter performance Key corridors and routes Figure 9: Melbourne Inbound Airport CBD Peak Airport to CBD Off-peak Airport to CBD. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 1. minutes shorter Off-peak travel time: 8.2 minutes longer Change in Delay: 71% shorter Q2 217 Journey Delay: 11% longer Figure 1: Melbourne Outbound CBD Airport Peak CBD to Airport Off-Peak CBD to Airport. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time:.7 minutes longer Off-peak travel time: 1.9 minutes longer Change in Delay: 42% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 4% longer 12 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
15 Figure 11: Melbourne Inbound Chadstone CBD Peak Chadstone to CBD Off-Peak Chadstone to CBD. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time:.3 minutes longer Off-peak travel time:.3 minutes longer Change in Delay: Nil Q2 217 Journey Delay: 4% longer Figure 12: Melbourne Outbound CBD Chadstone Peak CBD to Chadstone Off-Peak CBD to Chadstone. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 8.6 minutes shorter Off-peak travel time: 1. minutes longer Change in Delay: 74% shorter Q2 217 Journey Delay: 21% longer Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 13
16 Brisbane Brisbane is experiencing stable deterioration on its road network Figure 13 below shows Brisbane s road users have seen broad and consistent travel time decay during the and peak periods, with improvements only seen along two corridors on the inbound commute to the CBD. Figure 13: Compare and contrast Brisbane s dashboard 2 and now BRISBANE INBOUND 217 Q2 INNER METRO > CBD OUTER METRO > CBD AIRPORT > CBD CHERMSIDE > CBD min (.6MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 6min (.6MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3.3min (.MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 9.2min (2.6MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) BRISBANE OUTBOUND 217 Q2 CBD > INNER METRO CBD > OUTER METRO CBD > AIRPORT CBD > CHERMSIDE min (.7MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3.1min (.MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 3.min (1.1MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 7.min (1.1MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) Q3 2 Q Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
17 Analysis Travel delays across Brisbane s key routes have mostly increased over the reporting period to Q2 217, with rises of up to one minute across key routes compared to Q3 2. The Inner Metro inbound route travel delay reached above five minutes for the first time in Q1 217 and sits at five minutes in Q2 217 (see Figure 13). This route also experienced the longest delay for Brisbane over Q2 217 as a percentage of total travel time which was 4 per cent longer compared to off-peak travel. Notably, peak and off-peak travel times increased slightly on both inbound and outbound travel on the CBD Airport Corridor (see Figures 14 and ). However, overall delays have been much higher on inward bound journeys (seven minute average over the reporting period) compared to outbound delays (3.4 minute average over the reporting period). This suggests last mile entry into the Brisbane CBD could be causing delays on this route. Construction works along the main alternate airport access route from the CBD Kingsford Smith Drive may have also slowed travel times. The CBD Chermside Corridor also experienced greater variability in peak travel time on both inward and outward bound trips, compared to off-peak travel, as shown in Figures 16 and 17. Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
18 Brisbane: Quarter on quarter performance Key corridors and routes Figure 14: Brisbane Inbound Airport CBD Peak Airport to CBD Off-peak Airport to CBD Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 2. minutes longer Off-peak travel time: 3.1 minutes longer Change in Delay: 1% shorter Q2 217 Journey Delay: 22% longer Figure : Brisbane Outbound CBD Airport Peak CBD to Airport Off-Peak CBD to Airport. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 1.2 minutes longer Off-peak travel time:.2 minutes longer Change in Delay: 4% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 17% longer 16 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
19 Figure 16: Brisbane Inbound Chermside CBD Peak Chermside to CBD Off-Peak Chermside to CBD Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 3.2 minutes shorter Off-peak travel time:.6 minutes shorter Change in Delay: 22% shorter Q2 217 Journey Delay: 2% longer Figure 17: Brisbane Outbound CBD Chermside Peak CBD to Chermside Off-Peak CBD to Chermside. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 1.6 minutes longer Off-peak travel time:. minutes longer Change in Delay: 17% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 44% longer Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 17
20 Perth Completed infrastructure upgrades provide a bright spot for Perth Figure 18 below shows Perth s relatively low levels of travel delay across its zones and corridors, which is in part due to subdued economic activity. While there was a modest deterioration in the headline Travel Time Index reading, Perth s CBD Airport Corridor was the best performing route out of the four cities, since the Australian Travel Time Metric commenced in 2. Figure 18: Compare and contrast Perth s dashboard 2 and now PERTH INBOUND 217 Q2 INNER METRO > CBD OUTER METRO > CBD AIRPORT > CBD FREMANTLE > CBD min (.4MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3.4min (.MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) 3 1.9min (.MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 4.8min (.4MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) PERTH OUTBOUND 217 Q2 CBD > INNER METRO CBD > OUTER METRO CBD > AIRPORT CBD > FREMANTLE min (.2MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 4min (.4MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 1.3min (1.1MIN FASTER THAN Q3 2) 3 7.8min (2MIN SLOWER THAN Q3 2) Q3 2 Q Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
21 Analysis Perth sees comparatively low levels of delay on key routes compared to other cities, which is in part due to realising the benefits of infrastructure upgrades, but also due to subdued economic activity. Perth saw gradual and consistent improvement to journey times on the CBD Airport route, as seen in Figures 19 and 2, which coincides with the progressive completion of the Gateway WA project. Notably, the shortest total delay across all cities and routes was the commute from the CBD to the Airport, which experienced a mere 1.3 minute delay. Further, travel time on this journey was only six per cent longer during peak hours the lowest percentage change on any route across all cities over Q This journey also showed the lowest variability for peak and off-peak travel times across all routes and cities, resulting in minimal variability in travel delay less than a minute in Q Meanwhile, the CBD Fremantle peak travel delay was the worst performing journey for Perth in Q2 217 with a 7.8 minute delay the second highest recorded on this route since the Australian Travel Time Metric commenced (see Figure 22). The inbound trip on this route also saw greatest variability for Perth, across the reporting period, with average delays fluctuating between 8.9 and 4.8 minutes. Inner Metro and travel delays have remained relatively consistent for commuters at around minutes since the Australian Travel Time Metric began. Meanwhile, Outer Metro delays have increased since Q3 2, while travel delay has decreased. Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 19
22 Perth: Quarter on quarter performance Key corridors and routes Figure 19: Perth Inbound Airport CBD Peak Airport to CBD Off-peak Airport to CBD. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 2.2 minutes shorter Off-peak travel time: 1.7 minutes shorter Change in Delay: 21% shorter Q2 217 Journey Delay: 9% longer Figure 2: Perth Outbound CBD Airport Peak CBD to Airport Off-Peak CBD to Airport. Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 3.4 minutes shorter Off-peak travel time: 2.3 minutes shorter Change in Delay: 46% shorter Q2 217 Journey Delay: 6% longer 2 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
23 Figure 21: Perth Inbound Fremantle CBD Peak Fremantle to CBD Off-Peak Fremantle to CBD Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time:.8 minutes longer Off-peak travel time: 1.1 minutes longer Change in Delay: 6% shorter Q2 217 Journey Delay: 2% longer Figure 22: Perth Outbound CBD Fremantle Peak CBD to Fremantle Off-Peak CBD to Fremantle Q3 2 Q4 2 Q1 216 Q2 216 Q3 216 Q4 216 Q1 217 Q2 217 Key changes since Q3 2 Peak travel time: 2.8 minutes longer Off-peak travel time:.9 minutes longer Change in Delay: 33% longer Q2 217 Journey Delay: 37% longer Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 21
24 Context why use the data? Historically, transport policy has focused on measuring inputs, like the amount of money invested in new road and rail capacity, or relatively crude estimates of assumed project benefits versus costs, which are rarely (if ever) verified. But the rapid development of technologies across the transport network is generating a wealth of raw data; offering a largely-as-yet-unrealised opportunity to gain a much more sophisticated understanding of how Australia s transport systems are performing. Last year IPA and Uber released the IPA Australian Travel Time Metric, Australia s first standardised measurement of road network performance across Australia s four largest cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. This booklet provides the 217 edition of the Australian Travel Time Metric, comprising updated travel time data from Q3 2 to Q The IPA Australian Travel Time Metric captures anonymised data from Uber trips through Uber s Movement platform, which provides road network travel time data for 28 cities across the world. Each trip is a mobile collection point for key traffic metrics such as travel times. This use of on-vehicle measurement systems will provide a wider, more detailed and granular picture of how the use of our cities transport systems evolves over time. Used well, Uber s underlying anonymised data and that of other transport operators provides new opportunities to better target infrastructure investment, assess the actual benefits of individual projects, and to understand how Australia is tracking in developing better cities and solving its mobility challenges. 22 Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition
25 Data ask the right question The IPA Australian Travel Time Metric uses the peak and off-peak travel time averages across select routes and the inner and outer metro regions to develop the Travel Time Index and Delays on Key Routes metrics. Given the seasonal and individual fluctuations in traffic, the Australian Travel Time Metric provides both a snapshot of travel time each quarter, but more importantly a long-term index showing travel time delay. Develop your own charts Visit infrastructure.org.au to create your own customised charts from the IPA Travel Time Index. To learn more about the IPA Australian Travel Time Metric, visit our website and read IPA s joint paper with Uber Driving Change: Australia s Cities Need a Measured Response at infrastructure.org.au To view major upcoming infrastructure projects visit IPA s Infrastructure Pipeline ANZIP at infrastructurepipeline.com Data Revision Since Driving Change: Australia s Cities Need a Measured Response was released in October 216, Uber has been making some improvements to its Movement platform. Part of these improvements has seen the definition of time periods expanded to allow for more reliable data. This has resulted in current and historical data being updated for the metric across all quarters. Australian Travel Time Metric 217 Edition 23
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