Managing the Level Crossing Removal Program
Appendix G. Benefits framework
Figure G1 shows the measures and targets for each of the LRXP's benefits.
Figure G1
Benefits framework
Measure (KPI) |
Target |
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Improved productivity from more reliable and efficient transport networks |
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Travel time in minutes from specified origin to destination during a specified time period through the level crossing |
100% of sites will have an improvement in travel time following removal of level crossings. |
Increased vehicle, pedestrian and cyclist throughput per hour in a defined area around the level crossing |
100% of sites will have increased throughput of vehicles, cyclists or pedestrians following removal of level crossings. |
Standard deviation of travel time from specified origin to destination during a specified time period through the level crossing |
100% of sites with boom gate closures of more than 25% of the AM peak will have an improvement to the reliability of travel time following removal of level crossings |
Average variability in train punctuality directly attributable to the level crossing |
100% of sites will have an elimination of passenger weighted minutes as a result of signal faults at the level crossing following removal of level crossings. |
Percentage of line grade separated as a result of the LXRP |
Dandenong: 100%, Belgrave: 44%, Lilydale: 44%, Hurstbridge: 13%, Pakenham: 55%, Cranbourne: 73%, South Morang: 11%, Upfield: 13%, Craigieburn: 29%, Glen Waverley: 33%, Sunbury: 38%, Altona Loop: 17%, Williamstown: 25%, Werribee: 27%. |
Road based public transport service punctuality in a defined area around the level crossing |
100% of sites with road based public transport will have improved punctuality of road based public transport (i.e. an increase in the number of services that are on time) following removal of level crossings. |
Access to labour markets for National Employment Clusters that are constrained by the level crossing |
100% of National Employment Clusters will have improved access to labour markets following the removal of level crossings. |
Better connected, liveable and thriving communities |
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Percentage of community satisfied with local amenity as a result of the level crossing removal |
At least 60% of survey respondents at each site are satisfied with the changes as a result of the level crossing removal. |
IDOs as a result of the level crossing removal |
All sites identified with IDOs at the Project Proposal stage will achieve an increase in residential units and/or lettable retail/business floor space. |
Average time to access employment from different locations as a result of the level crossing removal |
100% of sites will improve access to jobs, education, and services. |
Access to local activity centres and major services within a specified number of minutes as a result of the level crossing removal |
100% of sites will have improved access to local activity centres and major services. |
Distance and travel time between collection and drop off points in a defined area around the level crossing |
100% of sites have reduced distance and/or travel time between collection and drop off points. |
Safer communities |
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Number of near miss incidents, fatal and serious injury crashes in a defined area around the level crossing |
100% of sites have zero crashes and near miss incidents involving trains as a result of the level crossing removal. No negative safety outcomes as a result of the level crossing removal works. |
Improved ALCAM risk score at the level crossing |
100% of sites have an ALCAM risk score of zero. |
Source: VAGO, based on information provided by LXRA.