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Title: This PowerPoint presentation has been created to accompany GMTU Report 1001 GMATS Wigan Key Centre r


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GMATS Surveys 2002 Report 1001P - Wigan Key
Centre
  • This PowerPoint presentation has been created to
    accompany GMTU Report 1001 GMATS Wigan Key
    Centre report
  • Whereas report 1001 presents detailed tabulations
    with little commentary, this presentation has
    been designed to provide the commentary about the
    data

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GMATS Surveys 2002 Report 1001P - Wigan Key
Centre
  • The presentation has been designed so that it can
    be used independently of GMTU Report 1001 for
    those who want an overview of the traffic
    movements around Wigan but do not wish to see the
    detailed tabulations
  • GMTU Reports 1001 1001P are part of a series of
    reports presenting the data from the 2002 GMATS
    surveys

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GMATS Surveys 2002 Wigan Key Centre
  • Travellers leaving Wigan Key Centre by car bus
    were asked about their journeys as they crossed a
    cordon around the centre
  • Rail passengers boarding at both Wigan stations
    were also interviewed
  • This presentation gives an overview of the
    findings from those surveys
  • It considers first people who had visited the
    Centre, then those travelling through

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Wigan Key Centre Definition
  • Note that the GMATS survey points lie outside the
    centre. The reason for this was to maximise the
    usefulness of the data, particularly in
    developing traffic models
  • The Key Centre monitoring points for the LTP lie
    inside a cordon defined by the railway line to
    the south and west, the A49 to the east and
    B5375/Frog Lane to the north
  • This latter cordon defines the Key Centre used in
    this analysis

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Visitors to the Key Centre How many visited the
key centre and how did they travel?
  • Nearly 27,000 were in the Key Centre between
    0700 1900
  • 69 used car
  • 29 used bus
  • only 2 used train

7

Visitors to the Key Centre What were they doing
there?
  • 44 were shopping
  • 28 were at work

8

Visitors to the Key Centre What were they doing
there?
  • Car dominated all activities with the exception
    of education
  • 37 education
  • 94 business
  • 87 personal
  • 82 work
  • 72 leisure
  • 51 shopping

9

Visitors to the Key Centre Where did they go
after their visit?
  • 79 of car 88 of bus trips ended within Wigan
    borough
  • 17 of car trips and 9 of bus trips ended
    outside Greater Manchester
  • In contrast, 51 of rail trips ended outside GM
    and only 21 within Wigan borough

10

Visitors to the Key Centre How did their
destination vary with their activity?
  • For all activities more than 80 ended their trip
    in the borough
  • 87 of shoppers and 73 of workers finished their
    trips within Wigan
  • 31 of business visitors finished outside the
    borough

11

Visitors to the Key Centre How far did they
travel? Car and bus users only
  • For most activities, car trips were longer on
    average than bus trips
  • Car trips averaged 7km and bus trips averaged
    around 4km for all activities
  • Workers travelled twice as far by car (8km) as by
    bus (4km)

12

Visitors to the Key Centre How did bus users get
to their Key Centre bus stop?
  • 92 walked
  • 7 interchanged from another bus

13

Visitors to the Key Centre What was the average
occupancy of visitors cars?
  • On average each car carried 1.45 people
  • Occupancy varied widely with activity in the
    Centre
  • Work 1.19
  • Shopping 1.75
  • Education 2.01
  • Social/leisure 1.43
  • 84 of drivers leaving work and 88 of drivers on
    business visits travelled alone

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Visitors to the Key Centre Where did they park?
  • For all activities in the centre more people
    parked off-street than on-street
  • Only 15 parked on-street
  • 85 of shoppers and 91 of workers parked
    off-street

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Visitors to the Key Centre What percentage of car
drivers paid to park?
  • 29 of those parking off-street paid to park
    compared to 21 who park on-street
  • Only 14 of workers pay to park compared to 49
    of shoppers

16

Commercial Vehicles leaving the Key Centre Where
are they going?
  • 91 of commercial vehicles leaving the Key Centre
    were Light Goods vehicles (LGVs)
  • 72 of LGVs had journeys which finished within
    Wigan
  • No commercial vehicles leaving the Key Centre
    were HGVs

17

Commercial Vehicles What were they doing in the
Key Centre?
  • 20 of all commercial vehicles were collecting or
    delivering goods
  • 53 of LGVs were on other business in the Key
    Centre

18

Commercial Vehicles How far did they travel?
  • The average distance for all goods vehicles was 7
    km
  • MGVs travelled 12 km on average compared to 7 km
    for LGVs

19

Visitors to the Key Centre What did they do at
their destination?
  • 75 of all trips leaving the Key Centre were
    going home
  • The next main activities were going shopping 7
    and business visits 6

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Visitors to the Key Centre Where did they go/for
what purpose?
  • 80 of trips finished in Wigan. This did not vary
    much for different destination activities
  • 14 of people leaving work finished their
    journeys is in the rest of Greater Manchester and
    the 14 outside the county

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All trips passing through the survey cordon
  • All the previous slides have referred to trips
    starting in the Key centre. These next slides
    look at all trips crossing the survey cordon
  • In the case of bus trips, all trips crossing the
    survey cordon are included
  • In the case of rail, only those trips which
    either start at Wigan Wallgate and Wigan North
    Western Stations or require an interchange at
    either Wigan Station are included i.e. passengers
    on trains such as the Southport to Manchester
    route were not surveyed unless they changed
    trains or started at Wigan

22

All trips passing through the survey cordon How
and where were they travelling?
  • 85 of all trips crossing the cordon were made by
    car, 12 by bus and 3 by rail
  • 81 of car and 87 of bus trips finished within
    Wigan
  • 54 of rail trips finished outside Greater
    Manchester

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All trips passing through the survey cordon What
was their purpose?
  • 32 of all trips were either Home to Work or
    Work to Home trips
  • Home to Shopping and Shopping to Home
    accounted for a further 17 of trips
  • 34 of Employers Business to Home and 28 Home
    to Employers Business ended outside Greater
    Manchester

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All trips passing through the survey cordon How
far were they travelling?
  • The average distance travelled for cars was 9km,
    for buses 6km and for Rail 57km
  • The longest distances for all modes were Home to
    employers business (44km) and Employers
    business to home (26km)
  • Home to work trips were 11km by car, 7km by bus
    and 27km by rail. The return directions were
    similar

25

Bus trips passing through the survey cordon How
did people get to their destination from the bus?
  • 96 of people walked from the alighting bus stop
  • 3 caught another bus
  • This is similar for all journey purposes

26

Bus trips passing through the survey cordon What
was their average occupancy?
  • On average there were 11 people per bus crossing
    the cordon between 0700 and 1900
  • This varied from an average occupancy of 5 during
    the morning peak (0700 to 0930) and 11 during
    the inter-peak (0930 to 1530) to 15 in the
    evening peak (1530 to 1830)

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Rail trips passing through the survey cordon How
did people get to their destination from the
train?
  • 68 walked from their alighting station
  • 8 caught a bus
  • 6 caught another train
  • 6 caught a taxi
  • Other modes were Car (picked-up) 6, car - driver
    3

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Car trips passing through the survey cordon What
was their average occupancy?
  • On average each car had 1.42 occupants
  • Occupancy was lowest in the morning peak with an
    average occupancy of 1.30
  • 78 of cars had no passengers in the morning peak

29

Commercial Vehicles passing through the survey
cordon Where are they going?
  • 77 of commercial vehicles crossing the cordon
    were LGVs
  • 70 of all goods vehicle journeys finished in
    Wigan

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Commercial Vehicles passing through the survey
cordon What were they doing in the Key Centre?
  • 37 of all goods vehicle crossing the cordon were
    being used to move goods
  • In the case of lorries this rises to over 85
  • 40 of LGVs were being used for business use and
    17 for personal use

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GMATS Surveys 2002
  • For further information on the Wigan Key Centre
    surveys or any other GMATS surveys please
    contact
  • John Wharf 0161 455 2052
  • Peter Bearon 0161 455 2062
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