Travel Smart Map of Port Phillip.

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0 10km DONCASTER GLEN WAVERLEY CAULFIELD NORTHCOTE SUNSHINE MELBOURNE Port Phillip Walking, Cycling & Public Transport Port Phillip This TravelSmart Map was developed by the Department of Transport and Melway with Port Phillip City Council to provide sustainable transport information on a pocket sized complete street map with standard Melway references. Walking and cycling, like any physical activity are potentially hazardous. Use your common sense. Stay within your abilities, wear protective equipment and follow any applicable laws. Published by: Department of Transport GPO Box 2797 Melbourne VIC 3000 Printed July 2012 On Re-Art Matt 100% Recycled Printed by Print Bound This map was accurate at the time of printing. For up-to-date public transport information and timetables please visit ptv.vic.gov.au © State of Victoria 2012 This brochure has been produced using a Clean Green Print process which means all processes involved with the manufacture of this brochure are guaranteed to have minimum impact on the environment. For more information on this initiative, please visit cleangreenprint.com DOT6936/12 200 City to Bulleen 200/1/3/5/7 combined City to Bulleen via Doncaster Shoppingtown 200/203/205 combined City to Bulleen via Doncaster Shoppingtown 201 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Belmore Road 201/202/302 combined City to Box Hill/Doncaster via Belmore Road, Freeway 203 City to Bulleen 205 Melbourne University to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Kew Junction 207 City to Donvale via Doncaster Road 216 Caroline Springs to Brighton Beach 216/219 combined Caroline Springs/Sunshine Park to City via Brighton Beach/Gardenvale 219 Sunshine Park to Gardenvale 220 Sunshine to City via Gardenvale 232 Altona North to Queen Victoria Market 235 City to Fishermans Bend via Williamstown Road 235/237/238 combined City to Fishermans Bend 246 Elsternwick to La Trobe University via Clifton Hill, St Kilda Junction 246/250 combined Elsternwick/Garden City to La Trobe University via Clifton Hill 250 Garden City to La Trobe University via City 250/251/253 combined Garden City to City via Rathdowne St and LaTrobe Uni/Northland SC 251 Garden City to Northland via City 253 Garden City to North Carlton via City 600 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station 600/922/923 combined Southland SC to St Kilda Light Rail Station via Sandringham 606 Elsternwick to Fishermans Bend 623 Glen Waverley to St Kilda via Mount Waverley, Chadstone, Carnegie 684 Eildon to Melbourne via Lilydale Station 905 City to The Pines SC (SmartBus) via Templestowe 906 City to Warrandyte Bridge (SmartBus) 907 City to Mitcham (SmartBus) via Doncaster Road 907/908 combined City to Doncaster Park + Ride 908 City to The Pines (SmartBus) via King Street 922 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station 923 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station 944 NightRider to City Werribee via Graham Street, Heaths Road 970 NightRider – City – Frankston – Mornington – Rosebud via Nepean Highway, Frankston Station 980 NightRider – City – Dandenong via Princes Highway, Springvale Road For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily) 1 East Coburg to South Melbourne Beach 3/3a Melbourne University to East Malvern 5 Melbourne University to Malvern 6 Melbourne University to Glen Iris 8 Moreland to Toorak 11 West Preston to Victoria Harbour Docklands 16 Melbourne University to Kew via St Kilda Beach 19 North Coburg to City Elizabeth St 24 North Balwyn to City (La Trobe St west end) 30 St Vincents Plaza to Etihad Stadium Docklands 31 Hoddle Street to Victoria Harbour Docklands 35 City Circle (Free Tourist Tram) 48 North Balwyn to Victoria Harbour Docklands 55 West Coburg to Domain Interchange 57 West Maribyrnong to City Elizabeth St 59 Airport West to City Elizabeth St 64 Melbourne University to East Brighton 67 Melbourne University to Carnegie 70 Waterfront City Docklands to Wattle Park 72 Melbourne University to Camberwell 75 City (Spencer St) to Vermont South 78 North Richmond to Prahran 79 North Richmond to St Kilda Beach 86 Bundoora RMIT to Waterfront City Docklands 95 City (Spencer St) to Melbourne Museum 96 East Brunswick to St Kilda Beach 109 Box Hill to Port Melbourne 112 West Preston to St Kilda Alma Road Neighbourhood House Walking Group Ph. 9525 8746 pmnh.org.au Elwood Neighbourhood Walking Group Meet at front gate of 87 Tennyson St, Fridays 9.30am. Ph. 9531 1954 esnlc.com.au EROKE Walk Along Ph. 9209 6738 Heart Foundation Community based walking groups led by volunteers. To find your nearest group visit heartfoundation.org.au/ walking Neighbourhood walks program Free guided walks that explore the treasures of the seven Port Phillip neighbourhood precincts. Bookings are essential. Ph. 9209 6522 [email protected] portphillip.vic.gov.au Victoria Walks Victoria Walks has all the tools, information and support you need to make your neighbourhood safer and more walk-friendly. victoriawalks.org.au Victoria Walks’ walking maps website allows you to create and share your favourite maps, or discover walks around Melbourne or across Victoria. walkingmaps.com.au Lagoon Reserve Edwards Park Gasworks Arts Park Lagoon Pier Jetty Port Melbourne Bowling Club Port Melbourne Cricket Gnd Port Melbourne Town Hall Port Melbourne Tennis Club Skate Park The Anchorage Port Melbourne Yacht Club Port Melbourne Lifesaving Club Port Melbourne Historic Bandstand Spirit of Tasmania Ferry Terminal Cruise ship Terminal PORT MELBOURNE Princes St Graham St Danks St Liardet St Beach St Rouse St Bridge St t S w o D Esplanade East Pickles St Pickles St Boundary Rd Ingles St Williamstown Rd Beacon Cove Port Melbourne Beach Bay St Precinct Station Pier BAY ST CROCKFORD ST BEACONSFIELD PDE 109 109 127 128 129 Bayside Trail NORTH BIKE Share BIKE Share BIKE Share Port Melbourne Library 606 (Bus) Albert Park St Vincent Gardens Emerald Hill Library Albert Park Library Albert Park Bowling Club Biltmore South Melbourne Market South Melbourne Town Hall Cecil St Church St Hotham St Yarra St Ferrars St Montague St Moray St Eastern Rd Wells St Albert Rd City Rd Alfred Pl Coventry St Dorcas St Bridport St Bank St Napier St CLARENDON ST PARK ST KINGS WAY Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre " Port Melbourne Bob Jane Stadium & SOUTH MELBOURNE South Melbourne Precinct Albert Park 112 112 96 1 1 55 Albert Park Lake Emerald Hill Historic Precinct BIKE Share BIKE Share BIKE Share " NORTH 25 29 127 128 130 131 134 Separated two way cycle path Enhanced pedestrian crossing to foreshore Shared zone Separated two way cycle path Accessible tram stop and stop number Pedestrian bridge 3a,16 3, a 16 112 96 79 96 606 (Bus) St Kilda Pier Mirka Mora seat St Kilda Sea Baths St Kilda Lifesaving Club St Kilda Beach O’Donnell Gardens The Palais National Theatre Upper Esplanade Market The Esplanade Hotel (Espy) St Kilda Adventure Playground Piss Alley Talbot Reserve Veg Out Community Gardens West Beach Reserve West Beach Natural History Park St Kilda Kiosk Catani Gardens Cleve Gardens Luna Park Clock Tower ST KILDA M Historic St Kilda Park Primary School Bowling Club Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron INKERMAN ST Vale St Mirka Ln Greeves St Jacka Bvd Marine Pde Barkly St Chaucer St Grey St Canterbury Rd Park St Robe St Shakespeare Gve St Leonards Av Neptune St Blessington St CARLISLE ST FITZROY ST BEACONSFIELD PDE ACLAND ST THE ESPLANADE Fitzroy St Precinct Acland St Precinct Peanut Farm Reserve The Metropol Linden Gallery Theatreworks Alley Walk Melbourne Solar System Walk (start - The Sun) Bayside Trail NORTH 133 132 143 135 136 134 138 139 140 Lockers Bike lockers are available at stations across Victoria .They can be rented free after paying a bond of $100 for a new locker with a built in lock or $50 for lockers that require you to supply a lock. You can hire a locker at Premium Stations for up to three months at a time and renew without paying any additional bond. They can be used for storing your bike, helmets, clothes and shoes. Items stored in lockers remain your responsibility. For more information visit metrotrains.com.au Bike lockers are located at the following stations on this map. Lockers Elsternwick Prahran Richmond Southern Cross Williamstown Cages New bike cages have been installed at stations across Melbourne and key regional centres. The bike cages, known as Parkiteer cages, provide undercover, free and secure parking for around 26 bikes. To access a Parkiteer cage you will need to register for a swipe card. Cards are available for a $50 refundable deposit. For more information and to register visit parkiteer.com.au When using and enjoying these paths remember to look out for fellow path users. Pedestrians • Keep left • Move off the path when stationary • Be aware of other path users and cyclists • Wear bright clothing if walking at night. Cyclists • Keep left unless overtaking • Slow down if sight lines are unclear • Warn pedestrians of your approach with a bell or your voice. Dog owners • Clean up after your dog • Keep your dog on a lead and under your control unless in a ‘dog off lead park’. The FREE Community Bus services all Port Phillip neighbourhoods, connecting Port Melbourne with St Kilda. Elwood, St Kilda West, St Kilda East, Ripponlea, South Melbourne, Middle Park, Albert Park, Garden City and Port Melbourne areas. These neighbourhoods are covered along two routes, by buses continually looping throughout the day. The Service operates Monday – Friday, excluding public holidays, 8.30am-5pm. Both buses are wheelchair accessible. Routes start and finish at the South Melbourne Market and in St Kilda at the Library or the St Kilda Town Hall. Community Bus routes are marked on this map with CB. For more information or timetables, visit portphillip.vic.gov.au Trains All train stations are wheelchair accessible, except Heyington Station. Metropolitan stations have ramps or lifts to enter the station and platforms. However, at some stations assistance may be required for those with a mobility aid. Passengers who need help boarding trains should wait on the platform near the front of the train. This is marked with a yellow or white rectangle on the pavement. To help the driver, it is best to write your destination on a note. The driver will help you board and depart the train by placing a ramp between the platform and the first door of the front carriage. Premium Stations are staffed from the first to last train every day and have accessible facilities including toilets, public phones and parking. Trams With 100 low-floor trams and more than 300 accessible stops, Melbourne’s tram network is increasingly accessible to passengers using mobility aids. The majority of services on routes 96 and 109 are low-floor trams. Buses More than 70 per cent of Melbourne’s bus services are wheelchair-accessible on weekdays, and more than 95 per cent on weekends and public holidays. Accessible services are identified by a wheelchair symbol on the front of the timetable booklet or next to the relevant service. If your service is not listed as accessible, bus companies will try to schedule a low-floor bus for you, provided adequate notice is given. For station and stop profiles visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007. TravelSmart With 55 per cent of all car trips less than five kilometres, there’s room to increase the number of people choosing sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport. By providing better access, encouraging changes in travel behaviour and improving end-of-trip facilities for people, we can support the growth of active, sustainable travel. A Victorian Government initiative from 2001 to 2012, TravelSmart aims to reduce people's dependency on cars and encourage them to choose sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport. TravelSmart demonstrates that engagement through travel planning achieves sustained reduction in single- occupancy car travel and greater efficiencies across the transport system. TravelSmart projects involve state and local governments working in partnership with individuals, organisations and institutions to provide greater choices in the way Victorians travel. TravelSmart is a simple program that is easy to initiate. It’s about changing one or two trips per week, or reducing the number of car journeys by better planning your travel. For more information visit transport.vic.gov.au/ projects/travelsmart and your local council website. 95 75 24 35 86 70 30 11 48 31 59 57 19 55 109 1 79 112 96 78 78 79 30 31 95 3 16 3a 67 64 72 5 6 35 City Circle 35 City Circle 8 112 TO WEST PRESTON 11 TO WEST PRESTON 96 TO EAST BRUNSWICK 8 TO MORELAND 1 TO EAST COBURG 86 TO BUNDOORA RMIT TO NORTH BALWYN (Peak only) 24 TO BOX HILL 109 TO VERMONT 75 SOUTH TO NORTH BALWYN 48 TO WATTLE PARK 70 19 TO NORTH COBURG 57 TO WEST MARIBYRNONG 55 TO WEST COBURG 59 TO AIRPORT WEST TO CAMBERWELL 72 TO GLEN IRIS 6 TO CARNEGIE 67 TO EAST BRIGHTON 64 TO MALVERN 5 TO KEW 16 TO EAST MALVERN (Sat / Sun) 3a TO EAST MALVERN (Mon-Fri) 3 MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY TO EAST MALVERN (Sat / Sun) (Mon-Fri) TO EAST MALVERN TO CARNEGIE TO KEW VIA ST KILDA TO EAST BRIGHTON TO MALVERN TO GLEN IRIS TO CAMBERWELL MELBOURNE MUSEUM TO CITY SPENCER ST (Mon-Fri) ST VINCENT’S PLAZA TO ETIHAD STADIUM NORTH RICHMOND TO PRAHRAN (Until 7pm) TO LUNA PARK / ST KILDA BEACH (After 7pm) HODDLE ST TO VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS TOORAK TO MORELAND PRAHRAN TO NORTH RICHMOND (Until 7pm) LUNA PARK / ST KILDA BEACH TO NORTH RICHMOND (After 7pm) ST KILDA BEACH TO EAST BRUNSWICK ST KILDA FITZROY ST TO WEST PRESTON STH MELBOURNE BEACH TO EAST COBURG PORT MELBOURNE TO BOX HILL DOMAIN INTERCHANGE TO WEST COBURG TO AIRPORT WEST TO WEST MARIBYRNONG CITY ELIZABETH ST TO NORTH COBURG LA TROBE ST WEST END TO NORTH BALWYN (Peak only) TO MELBOURNE MUSEUM (Mon-Fri) CITY SPENCER ST TO BUNDOORA RMIT CITY CIRCLE WATERFRONT CITY DOCKLANDS TO WATTLE PARK ETIHAD STADIUM DOCKLANDS TO ST VINCENT’S PLAZA VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS TO NORTH BALWYN TO WEST PRESTON TO HODDLE ST TO VERMONT SOUTH Ticketing zone Zone 1 CBD Nearest train station Hospital Route continues Tram terminus MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective April 2011 NORTH Port Phillip Zone 1 Smith St Brunswick St Nicholson St Peel St Errol St Elizabeth St La Trobe St Victoria St Victoria St Yarra River Abbotsford St Spencer St William St Bourke St Lonsdale St Elizabeth St Collins St Melbourne CBD Flinders St Yarra River Station St Ferrars St Clarendon St Montague St Park St Victoria Av Park St Canterbury Rd Fitzroy St High St Dandenong Rd Commercial Rd Carlisle St Glenhuntly Rd Balaclava Rd Chapel St Malvern Rd Toorak Rd Kingsway Park St Southbank Blvd St Kilda Rd Wellington Pde Bridge Rd Church St Collins St Swanston St Spring St Swan St Flinders St Westgarth Station Rushall Station Clifton Hill Station North Richmond Station Parliament Station Hawthorn Station Burnley Station East Richmond Station Richmond Station Jolimont Station South Yarra Station Toorak Station Armadale Station Prahran Station Windsor Station Balaclava Station Elsternwick Station Flagstaff Station Melbourne Central Station Southern Cross Station Flinders Street Station Queen Victoria Market St Vincent’s Hospital Epworth Hospital MCG AAMI Park Federation Square Melbourne Park Shrine of Remembrance Prahran Market Alfred Hospital Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Luna Park South Melbourne Market Arts Centre Etihad Stadium Information All trams operate in Zone 1. If travelling only in the Zone 1 or 2 overlap, a Zone 2 ticket can be used. For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily) © State of Victoria, 2012 Inner Melbourne tram network Premium Station: Customer service centre is staffed from first train to last, seven days a week. Host Station: Customer service staff at station during morning peak. *Flagstaff Station is closed on weekends and public holidays. ^Customers please note that in late 2012 Metro services will be extended to Sunbury and Diggers Rest stations. # Line to Showgrounds and Flemington Racecourse is only open for special events. Information Ticketing zones Zone 1 Zone 2 Connecting tram Connecting bus Connecting V/Line train Connecting V/Line coach Premium Station Host Station Parking NORTH © State of Victoria, 2012 For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily) MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective 22 April 2012 PORT PHILLIP HURSTBRIDGE SOUTH MORANG UPFIELD City Loop ^SYDENHAM # FLEMINGTON RACECOURSE WERRIBEE WILLIAMSTOWN SANDRINGHAM FRANKSTON CRANBOURNE STONY POINT PAKENHAM GLEN WAVERLEY BELGRAVE ALAMEIN LILYDALE Coolaroo Lalor Thomastown Keon Park Ruthven South Yarra Glenhuntly Ormond McKinnon Bentleigh Patterson Lynbrook Moorabbin Highett Cheltenham Mentone Parkdale Mordialloc Aspendale Edithvale Chelsea Bonbeach Carrum Seaford Kananook Prahran Windsor Balaclava Ripponlea Elsternwick Gardenvale North Brighton Middle Brighton Brighton Beach Hampton Reservoir Regent Preston Seddon Southern Cross Yarraville Spotswood Bell Thornbury Croxton Northcote Merri Rushall Clifton Hill Gowrie Victoria Park Collingwood North Richmond West Richmond Fawkner Diamond Creek Eltham Wattle Glen Montmorency Greensborough Watsonia Macleod Rosanna Heidelberg Eaglemont Ivanhoe Darebin Alphington Fairfield Laverton # Showgrounds Westona Heathmont Bayswater Boronia Ferntree Gully Upper Ferntree Gully Upwey Tecoma Footscray Middle Footscray South Kensington West Footscray Tottenham Sunshine Ardeer Deer Park Rockbank Melton Aircraft Hoppers Crossing Dennis Mooroolbark Croydon Ringwood East Westgarth Merlynston Seaholme Altona Batman Coburg Moreland Anstey Brunswick Jewell Royal Park Macaulay Parliament North Melbourne *Flagstaff Jolimont Flinders Street Melbourne Central Newport North Williamstown Williamstown Beach Flemington Bridge Broadmeadows Jacana Glenroy Oak Park Pascoe Vale Strathmore Glenbervie Essendon Moonee Ponds Ascot Vale Newmarket Kensington Ringwood Heatherdale Mitcham Nunawading Blackburn Laburnum Box Hill Mont Albert Riversdale Heyington Hawksburn Toorak Armadale Malvern Caulfield Carnegie Murrumbeena Hughesdale Oakleigh Huntingdale Clayton Westall Springvale Sandown Park Noble Park Yarraman Dandenong Hallam Narre Warren Berwick Beaconsfield Officer Kooyong Tooronga Gardiner Glen Iris Darling East Malvern Holmesglen Jordanville Mount Waverley Syndal Willison Albion Ginifer St Albans Keilor Plains Watergardens Diggers Rest Sunbury Hartwell Burwood Ashburton Surrey Hills Chatham Canterbury East Camberwell Camberwell Auburn Glenferrie Hawthorn Burnley East Richmond Richmond Leawarra Baxter Somerville Tyabb Hastings Bittern Morradoo Crib Point V/LINE V/LINE DIESEL SERVICE Cardinia Road Williams Landing (opening 2013) Epping Merinda Park CRAIGIEBURN Roxburgh Park Melbourne train network SmartBus is a premium bus service that has been designed to complement Melbourne’s radial train network, by providing ‘cross-town’ connections along major arterial roads to train stations, tram lines, schools, universities, hospitals, shopping centres and other activity centres. SmartBus services run more often and for longer hours than most bus services. They are also more reliable because of a combination of road priority works and the use of smart technology. Buses travel between the city (Swanston Street) and Melbourne's outer suburbs, every half hour between 1.30am – 4.30am on Saturdays and 1.30am – 5.30am on Sundays with additional services on some routes. There are more than 460 NightRider stops along routes to Bayswater, Belgrave, Craigieburn, Cranbourne, Croydon, Dandenong, Doncaster, Eltham, Epping, Frankston, Healesville, Lilydale, Melton, Mornington, Rosebud, St Albans, Sunbury and Werribee. You can request to alight anywhere along the NightRider route, not just designated stops, provided it’s safe for the bus to stop. Simply let the driver know where you’d like to hop off so that you can get closer to your destination. SmartBuses have the ability to communicate with their depot during a journey, which allows them to provide real-time travel information to passengers at selected high-use bus stops. Bus-train interchanges also have real-time information on SmartBus and train arrival times, making journey transitions smoother. All SmartBus stops provide local area maps and stop specific timetables. SmartBus services can be used by passengers holding a valid myki or Metcard. NightRider buses have phones on board so you can arrange for a taxi to meet you at your bus stop and take you home. Or for $1 you can use the phone to call a friend and ask them to come and pick you up. Please let the bus driver know when boarding the bus if you need to use the phone. If you already have a valid myki or Metcard you can catch a NightRider bus at no extra cost. If travelling with myki, make sure you top-up your myki before you hop on-board NightRider buses. You can touch on and touch off on NightRider, however on- board top up facilities are not yet available. For route information and timetables visit ptv.vic.gov.au or phone 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily). Melbourne’s public transport network can help you explore every corner of this vibrant city. Trains, trams and buses offer comprehensive public transport services extending from the central business district to the suburbs in all directions. Train and tram services operate between 5am and midnight, Monday to Thursday, with extended hours to around 1am on Friday and Saturday nights. On Sunday, trains and trams operate 7am to 11pm. Many of Melbourne’s bus routes run from 6am – 9pm Mon – Fri, 8am – 9pm Saturday and 9am – 9pm Sunday. Public Transport Victoria Public Transport Victoria (PTV) is your central stop for information on public transport services, fares, tickets and initiatives. Up-to- date information is available via our website, call centre and mobile applications. For public transport information in Victoria visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily). Journey planner Enter your origin and destination into PTV’s online journey planner for travel anywhere in Victoria and you’ll be provided with a tailored travel plan including maps, connections and estimated travel times. For more information or to use the journey planner visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007. PTV Hubs For face-to-face customer information visit a PTV Hub on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins streets or at Southern Cross Station for all your public transport travel needs. Tickets myki is Melbourne’s ticketing system. You can buy and top up a myki at any Premium Station, 7-Eleven store or independent retailer where you see the myki sign, at a PTV Hub on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins streets or at Southern Cross Station, at myki machines (full fare card sales only) located at all metropolitan train stations and selected accessible tram stops and bus interchanges. You can also buy or top up your myki online at myki.com.au or by calling 1800 800 007 (allow 24 hours to process top up). A full fare myki costs $6 and a concession myki (senior, concession, child) costs $3. Most fares are based on two zones. Tickets need to be valid for each zone that you travel in. However, when travelling in a zone boundary overlap, the ticket can be valid for either zone. For more information about myki visit myki.com.au or call 1800 800 007. Travelling on a concession myki Children aged three years and under travel free. Concession fares are available if you are aged four to 16 years or hold an approved concession card. Whenever you travel on a concession myki, you must carry the correct entitlement. Failure to produce your valid concession card on request may result in a fine. Travelling conditions Shopping jeeps, prams, pushers and baby carriages can be carried free of charge. Only folding bikes in bags are allowed on buses – size restrictions apply. Surfboards are not permitted on buses. Guide dogs, hearing guide dogs, guide dogs in training and animals with an Assistance Animal Pass can travel for free on all public transport services. Small animals can travel for free but must be in a suitable container. Visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 for details. Information in other languages Public transport information is available in other languages. Call the number next to the language in the table below. Arabic 9321 5440 Cantonese 9321 5441 Croatian 9321 5442 Dinka 9321 5452 Greek 9321 5443 Italian 9321 5444 Macedonian 9321 5445 Mandarin 9321 5454 Somalie 9321 5446 Spanish 9321 5447 Sudanese 9321 5453 Turkish 9321 5448 Vietnamese 9321 5449 All other languages 9321 5450 You can catch a cab by booking it on the phone, hailing it from the side of the road or hiring it from a taxi rank. Order a taxi ahead of time to ensure it arrives as close as possible to when you need it. Pre-paid fares apply between 10pm and 5am. Passengers are encouraged to provide feedback on their taxi experiences. Contact the Victorian Taxi Directorate on 1800 638 802 (toll free) or visit taxi.vic.gov.au Why buy a car when you can share one? Car share gives you 24/7 access to clean, new cars whenever you need them. There’s no registration, petrol or maintenance to pay – just a simple fee based on your use. Join one of Melbourne’s car share programs to receive an access card or key, then simply book a car either over the phone or online as needed. Finding a car is easy with car share bays conveniently located across Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding suburbs. Sharing a car isn’t just good for the environment, if you drive less than 15,000km per year it will save you money as well. Check the car share websites to keep track of new car share locations. Always get an electronic receipt after your taxi trip. 13CABS 13 2227 Platinum Taxis 9090 1800 (includes associated taxis) Silver Top Taxis 13 1008 West Suburban Taxis 9689 1144 Wheelchair accessible taxis can be booked through Silver Top Taxis on 8413 7202 or Yellow Cabs on 9277 3877. Melbourne Bike Share offers a quick, healthy and affordable alternative for travelling the inner suburbs of Melbourne. To use Melbourne Bike Share, simply rent and return bikes at any bike share docking station. You can choose to subscribe annually online or simply hire a bike as needed. What you need to know Helmet Riding without a helmet is illegal in Australia. You can either bring your own or purchase an inexpensive and returnable helmet at one of the many designated outlets. Fees Annual subscriptions are available for purchase online or you can buy a weekly or daily subscription at any bike share docking station. If you return your bike within the first half hour then usage is free! After the first half hour, fees will be charged according to how long you ride. For detailed information or to subscribe visit melbournebikeshare.com.au Back2Bikes is a community organisation who recycle and service bikes, train volunteers and run bike maintenance classes. Back2Bikes also accepts donations of usable bikes and parts, and have a team of volunteers to help fix and sell bikes. back2bikes.com.au Port Phillip Bicycle Users Group portphillip.vic.gov.au Glen Eira Bicycle Users Group Ph. 0407 867 515 [email protected] Hobsons Bay Bicycle User Group (HBBUG) Ph. 9399 1240 hobsonsbaybug@ bigpond.com Maribyrnong Bicycle Users Group mazzabug.org.au [email protected] Melbourne Bicycle Users Group melbournebug.org [email protected] Prahran Bicycle Users Group Tom Moloney – Ph. 0407 358 031 [email protected] Bicycle Network Victoria A list of cycling groups across Melbourne can be found at: bicyclenetwork.com.au Abbotsford Cycles 27 Swan Street, Richmond Ph. 9429 6889 44D11 Altitude 241 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Ph. 9602 0600 43G8 Bicycles Inc Ph. 9826 3555 58F3 1/316-320 Toorak Road, South Yarra Bike Force Richmond 55 – 53 Burnley Street Ph. 9429 6858 44H8 Bike Force Docklands 432 Docklands Drive Ph. 9602 3200 42B8 Bike Now 100 Park Street, South Melbourne Ph. 9696 8588 57J1 Bike Now 112 – 114 Carlisle Street, St Kilda Ph. 9537 0522 58D11 BSC Bikes 307 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Ph. 9670 5925 43G7 BSC Bikes QV 7-9 Artemis Lane, QV Building Ph. 9936 9790 43H7 CBD Cycles 2/50 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ph. 9639 2299 43K7 CBD Cycles 660 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ph. 9642 8766 43F9 Cecil Walker Ph. 9600 9000 43G7 395-397 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Classic Bike Shop 121 Grey Street, St Kilda Ph. 9593 6622 58A10 Freedom Machine Ph. 9681 8533 57C2 265-267 Bay Street, Port Melbourne Freedom Machine 245 Chapel Street, Prahran Ph. 9510 1010 58D6 iRide Bikes 271 King Street, Melbourne Ph. 9642 5245 43F8 Just Ride It Ph. 1300 743 348 57D1 150-160 Gladstone Road, South Melbourne Kronan Cycles Ph. 0415 304117 58D6 Shop 4, 155 Greville Street, Prahran Mascot Cycles 381 Bridge Road, Richmond Ph. 9428 4122 44G9 Melbourne Bicycle Centre Ph. 9529 3752 58E6 179 High Street, Prahran Penny Farthing Cycles Ph. 9699 5959 57H6 100 Canterbury Road, Middle Park Pony Bikes 87 Capel Street, West Melbourne Ph. 0405 369 596 43F6 Port Melbourne Cycles Ph. 9646 3300 57B3 107 Bay Street, Port Melbourne St Kilda Cycles 150 Barkly Street, St Kilda Ph. 9534 3074 58B10 Total Rush 345 Punt Road, Richmond Ph. 9421 0070 44F11 Renting Port Melbourne Cycles 107 Bay Street, Port Melbourne Ph. 9646 3300 57B3 Port Phillip EcoCentre 55A Blessington Street, St Kilda Ph. 9534 0670 58B11 Rentabike @ Federation Square Ph. 9654 2762 43J9 Riverside, Federation Square St Kilda Cycles 150 Barkly Street, St Kilda Ph. 9534 3074 58B10 St Kilda Foreshore Bike Hire Ph. 0412 445 575 57K10 A list of bicycle shops across Melbourne can be found at bicyclenetwork.com.au/find/ Pre-paid fares 10pm to 5am Off-road shared paths Cycling groups Melbourne Bike Share Bike shops on this map Walking groups Port Phillip community bus Access and mobility Taxi services Car sharing Port Melbourne visitor precinct South Melbourne visitor precinct St Kilda visitor precinct Bus routes on this map Tram routes on this map Bicycle parking at train stations SmartBus NightRider Your ticket to ride General information Port Phillip TravelSmart Map goget.com.au greensharecar.com.au goget carshare

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Walking, Cycling & Public Transport

Port Phillip

This TravelSmart Map was developed by the Department of Transport and Melway with Port Phillip City Council to provide sustainable transport information on a pocket sized complete street map with standard Melway references.

Walking and cycling, like any physical activity are potentially hazardous.

Use your common sense. Stay within your abilities, wear protective equipment and follow any applicable laws.

Published by: Department of Transport GPO Box 2797 Melbourne VIC 3000

Printed July 2012 On Re-Art Matt 100% Recycled Printed by Print Bound

This map was accurate at the time of printing. For up-to-date public transport information and timetables please visit ptv.vic.gov.au

© State of Victoria 2012

This brochure has been produced using a Clean Green Print process which means all processes involved with the manufacture of this brochure are guaranteed to have minimum impact on the environment.

For more information on this initiative, please visit cleangreenprint.com

This brochure has been produced using a Clean Green Printprocess which means all the processes involved with the manufacture of this brochure are guaranteed to have minimum impact on theenvironment. For more information on this initiative, please visitwww.cleangreenprint.comPrinted by Print Bound Pty Ltd

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200/1/3/5/7 combined City to Bulleen via Doncaster Shoppingtown

200/203/205 combined City to Bulleen via Doncaster Shoppingtown

201 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Belmore Road

201/202/302 combined City to Box Hill/Doncaster via Belmore Road, Freeway

203 City to Bulleen

205 Melbourne University to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Kew Junction

207 City to Donvale via Doncaster Road

216 Caroline Springs to Brighton Beach

216/219 combined Caroline Springs/Sunshine Park to City via Brighton Beach/Gardenvale

219 Sunshine Park to Gardenvale

220 Sunshine to City via Gardenvale

232 Altona North to Queen Victoria Market

235 City to Fishermans Bend via Williamstown Road

235/237/238 combined City to Fishermans Bend

246 Elsternwick to La Trobe University via Clifton Hill, St Kilda Junction

246/250 combined Elsternwick/Garden City to La Trobe University via Clifton Hill

250 Garden City to La Trobe University via City

250/251/253 combined Garden City to City via Rathdowne St and LaTrobe Uni/Northland SC

251 Garden City to Northland via City

253 Garden City to North Carlton via City

600 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station

600/922/923 combined Southland SC to St Kilda Light Rail Station via Sandringham

606 Elsternwick to Fishermans Bend

623 Glen Waverley to St Kilda via Mount Waverley, Chadstone, Carnegie

684 Eildon to Melbourne via Lilydale Station

905 City to The Pines SC (SmartBus) via Templestowe

906 City to Warrandyte Bridge (SmartBus)

907 City to Mitcham (SmartBus) via Doncaster Road

907/908 combined City to Doncaster Park + Ride

908 City to The Pines (SmartBus) via King Street

922 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station

923 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station

944 NightRider to City Werribee via Graham Street, Heaths Road

970 NightRider – City – Frankston – Mornington – Rosebud via Nepean Highway, Frankston Station

980 NightRider – City – Dandenong via Princes Highway, Springvale Road

For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily)

1 East Coburg to South Melbourne Beach

3/3a Melbourne University to East Malvern

5 Melbourne University to Malvern

6 Melbourne University to Glen Iris

8 Moreland to Toorak

11 West Preston to Victoria Harbour Docklands

16 Melbourne University to Kew via St Kilda Beach

19 North Coburg to City Elizabeth St

24 North Balwyn to City (La Trobe St west end)

30 St Vincents Plaza to Etihad Stadium Docklands

31 Hoddle Street to Victoria Harbour Docklands

35 City Circle (Free Tourist Tram)

48 North Balwyn to Victoria Harbour Docklands

55 West Coburg to Domain Interchange

57 West Maribyrnong to City Elizabeth St

59 Airport West to City Elizabeth St

64 Melbourne University to East Brighton

67 Melbourne University to Carnegie

70 Waterfront City Docklands to Wattle Park

72 Melbourne University to Camberwell

75 City (Spencer St) to Vermont South

78 North Richmond to Prahran

79 North Richmond to St Kilda Beach

86 Bundoora RMIT to Waterfront City Docklands

95 City (Spencer St) to Melbourne Museum

96 East Brunswick to St Kilda Beach

109 Box Hill to Port Melbourne

112 West Preston to St Kilda

Alma Road Neighbourhood House Walking GroupPh. 9525 8746pmnh.org.au

Elwood Neighbourhood Walking GroupMeet at front gate of 87 Tennyson St, Fridays 9.30am.Ph. 9531 1954esnlc.com.au

EROKE Walk AlongPh. 9209 6738

Heart FoundationCommunity based walking groups led by volunteers.

To find your nearest groupvisit heartfoundation.org.au/walking

Neighbourhood walks programFree guided walks that explore the treasures of the seven Port Phillip neighbourhood precincts. Bookings are essential.Ph. 9209 [email protected] portphillip.vic.gov.au

Victoria WalksVictoria Walks has all the tools, information and support you need to make your neighbourhood safer and more walk-friendly.victoriawalks.org.au

Victoria Walks’ walking maps website allows you to create and share your favourite maps, or discover walks around Melbourne or across Victoria. walkingmaps.com.au

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LockersBike lockers are available at stations across Victoria .They can be rented free after paying a bond of $100 for a new locker with a built in lock or $50 for lockers that require you to supply a lock.

You can hire a locker at Premium Stations for up to three months at a time and renew without paying any additional bond. They can be used for storing your bike, helmets, clothes and shoes. Items stored in lockers remain your responsibility.

For more information visit metrotrains.com.au

Bike lockers are located at the following stations on this map.

Lockers

Elsternwick

Prahran

Richmond

Southern Cross

Williamstown

Cages New bike cages have been installed at stations across Melbourne and key regional centres. The bike cages, known as Parkiteer cages, provide undercover, free and secure parking for around 26 bikes.

To access a Parkiteer cage you will need to register for a swipe card. Cards are available for a $50 refundable deposit.

For more information and to register visit parkiteer.com.au

When using and enjoying these paths remember to look out for fellow path users.

Pedestrians• Keep left

• Move off the path when stationary

• Be aware of other path users and cyclists

• Wear bright clothing if walking at night.

Cyclists• Keep left unless overtaking

• Slow down if sight lines are unclear

• Warn pedestrians of your approach with a bell or your voice.

Dog owners• Clean up after your dog

• Keep your dog on a lead and under your control unless in a ‘dog off lead park’.

The FREE Community Bus services all Port Phillip neighbourhoods, connecting Port Melbourne with St Kilda. Elwood, St Kilda West, St Kilda East, Ripponlea, South Melbourne, Middle Park, Albert Park, Garden City and Port Melbourne areas. These neighbourhoods are covered along two routes, by buses continually looping throughout the day.

The Service operates Monday – Friday, excluding public holidays, 8.30am-5pm. Both buses are wheelchair accessible.

Routes start and finish at the South Melbourne Market and in St Kilda at the Library or the St Kilda Town Hall. Community Bus routes are marked on this map with CB.

For more information or timetables, visit portphillip.vic.gov.au

TrainsAll train stations are wheelchair accessible, except Heyington Station. Metropolitan stations have ramps or lifts to enter the station and platforms. However, at some stations assistance may be required for those with a mobility aid.

Passengers who need help boarding trains should wait on the platform near the front of the train. This is marked with a yellow or white rectangle on the pavement.

To help the driver, it is best to write your destination on a note. The driver will help you board and depart the train by placing a ramp between the platform and the first door of the front carriage.

Premium Stations are staffed from the first to last train every day and have accessible facilities including toilets, public phones and parking.

TramsWith 100 low-floor trams and more than 300 accessible stops, Melbourne’s tram network is increasingly accessible to passengers using mobility aids. The majority of services on routes 96 and 109 are low-floor trams.

BusesMore than 70 per cent of Melbourne’s bus services are wheelchair-accessible on weekdays, and more than 95 per cent on weekends and public holidays. Accessible services are identified by a wheelchair symbol on the front of the timetable booklet or next to the relevant service.

If your service is not listed as accessible, bus companies will try to schedule a low-floor bus for you, provided adequate notice is given.

For station and stop profiles visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007.

TravelSmartWith 55 per cent of all car trips less than five kilometres, there’s room to increase the number of people choosing sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport. By providing better access, encouraging changes in travel behaviour and improving end-of-trip facilities for people, we can support the growth of active, sustainable travel.

A Victorian Government initiative from 2001 to 2012, TravelSmart aims to reduce people's dependency on cars and encourage them to choose sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport.

TravelSmart demonstrates that engagement through travel planning achieves sustained reduction in single-occupancy car travel and greater efficiencies across the transport system.

TravelSmart projects involve state and local governments working in partnership with individuals, organisations and institutions to provide greater choices in the way Victorians travel.

TravelSmart is a simple program that is easy to initiate. It’s about changing one or two trips per week, or reducing the number of car journeys by better planning your travel.

For more information visittransport.vic.gov.au/projects/travelsmart and your local council website.

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All trams operate in Zone 1. If travelling only in the Zone 1 or 2 overlap, a Zone 2 ticket can be used.

For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily)

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Premium Station:Customer service centre is staffed from first train to last, seven days a week.Host Station:Customer service staff at station during morning peak.

*Flagstaff Station is closed on weekends and public holidays.

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SmartBus is a premium bus service that has been designed to complement Melbourne’s radial train network, by providing ‘cross-town’ connections along major arterial roads to train stations, tram lines, schools, universities, hospitals, shopping centres and other activity centres.

SmartBus services run more often and for longer hours than most bus services. They are also more reliable because of a combination of road priority works and the use of smart technology.

Buses travel between the city (Swanston Street) and Melbourne's outer suburbs, every half hour between 1.30am – 4.30am on Saturdays and 1.30am – 5.30am on Sundays with additional services on some routes.

There are more than 460 NightRider stops along routes to Bayswater, Belgrave, Craigieburn, Cranbourne, Croydon, Dandenong, Doncaster, Eltham, Epping, Frankston, Healesville, Lilydale, Melton, Mornington, Rosebud, St Albans, Sunbury and Werribee.

You can request to alight anywhere along the NightRider route, not just designated stops, provided it’s safe for the bus to stop. Simply let the driver know where you’d like to hop off so that you can get closer to your destination.

SmartBuses have the ability to communicate with their depot during a journey, which allows them to provide real-time travel information to passengers at selected high-use bus stops. Bus-train interchanges also have real-time information on SmartBus and train arrival times, making journey transitions smoother.

All SmartBus stops provide local area maps and stop specific timetables.

SmartBus services can be used by passengers holding a valid myki or Metcard.

NightRider buses have phones on board so you can arrange for a taxi to meet you at your bus stop and take you home. Or for $1 you can use the phone to call a friend and ask them to come and pick you up. Please let the bus driver know when boarding the bus if you need to use the phone.

If you already have a valid myki or Metcard you can catch a NightRider bus at no extra cost.

If travelling with myki, make sure you top-up your myki before you hop on-board NightRider buses. You can touch on and touch off on NightRider, however on-board top up facilities are not yet available.

For route information and timetables visit ptv.vic.gov.au or phone 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily).

Melbourne’s public transport network can help you explore every corner of this vibrant city.

Trains, trams and buses offer comprehensive public transport services extending from the central business district to the suburbs in all directions.

Train and tram services operate between 5am and midnight, Monday to Thursday, with extended hours to around 1am on Friday and Saturday nights. On Sunday, trains and trams operate 7am to 11pm.

Many of Melbourne’s bus routes run from 6am – 9pm Mon – Fri, 8am – 9pm Saturday and 9am – 9pm Sunday.

Public Transport VictoriaPublic Transport Victoria (PTV) is your central stop for information on public transport services, fares, tickets and initiatives. Up-to-date information is available via our website, call centre and mobile applications.

For public transport information in Victoria visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily).

Journey plannerEnter your origin and destination into PTV’s online journey planner for travel anywhere in Victoria and you’ll be provided with a tailored travel plan including maps, connections and estimated travel times.

For more information or to use the journey planner visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007.

PTV Hubs For face-to-face customer information visit a PTV Hub on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins streets or at Southern Cross Station for all your public transport travel needs.

Ticketsmyki is Melbourne’s ticketing system.

You can buy and top up a myki at any Premium Station, 7-Eleven store or independent retailer where you see the myki sign, at a PTV Hub on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins streets or at Southern Cross Station, at myki machines (full fare card sales only) located at all metropolitan train stations and selected accessible tram stops and bus interchanges.

You can also buy or top up your myki online at myki.com.au or by calling 1800 800 007 (allow 24 hours to process top up).

A full fare myki costs $6 and a concession myki (senior, concession, child) costs $3.

Most fares are based on two zones. Tickets need to be valid for each zone that you travel in. However, when travelling in a zone boundary overlap, the ticket can be valid for either zone.

For more information about myki visit myki.com.au or call 1800 800 007.

Travelling on a concession myki Children aged three years and under travel free. Concession fares are available if you are aged four to 16 years or hold an approved concession card. Whenever you travel on a concession myki, you must carry the correct entitlement. Failure to produce your valid concession card on request may result in a fine.

Travelling conditionsShopping jeeps, prams, pushers and baby carriages can be carried free of charge. Only folding bikes in bags are allowed on buses – size restrictions apply. Surfboards are not permitted on buses. Guide dogs, hearing guide dogs, guide dogs in training and animals with an Assistance Animal Pass can travel for free on all public transport services. Small animals can travel for free but must be in a suitable container. Visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 for details.

Information in other languagesPublic transport information is available in other languages.

Call the number next to the language in the table below.

Arabic 9321 5440

Cantonese 9321 5441

Croatian 9321 5442

Dinka 9321 5452

Greek 9321 5443

Italian 9321 5444

Macedonian 9321 5445

Mandarin 9321 5454

Somalie 9321 5446

Spanish 9321 5447

Sudanese 9321 5453

Turkish 9321 5448

Vietnamese 9321 5449

All other languages

9321 5450

You can catch a cab by booking it on the phone, hailing it from the side of the road or hiring it from a taxi rank. Order a taxi ahead of time to ensure it arrives as close as possible to when you need it. Pre-paid fares apply between 10pm and 5am.

Passengers are encouraged to provide feedback on their taxi experiences. Contact the Victorian Taxi Directorate on 1800 638 802 (toll free) or visit taxi.vic.gov.au

Why buy a car when you can share one?Car share gives you 24/7 access to clean, new cars whenever you need them.

There’s no registration, petrol or maintenance to pay – just a simple fee based on your use. Join one of Melbourne’s car share programs to receive an access card or key, then simply book a car either over the phone or online as needed.

Finding a car is easy with car share bays conveniently located across Melbourne’s CBD and surrounding suburbs.

Sharing a car isn’t just good for the environment, if you drive less than 15,000km per year it will save you money as well.

Check the car share websites to keep track of new car share locations.

Always get an electronic receipt after your taxi trip.

13CABS 13 2227

Platinum Taxis 9090 1800 (includes associated taxis)

Silver Top Taxis 13 1008

West Suburban Taxis 9689 1144

Wheelchair accessible taxis can be booked through Silver Top Taxis on 8413 7202 or Yellow Cabs on 9277 3877.

Melbourne Bike Share offers a quick, healthy and affordable alternative for travelling the inner suburbs of Melbourne.

To use Melbourne Bike Share, simply rent and return bikes at any bike share docking station. You can choose to subscribe annually online or simply hire a bike as needed.

What you need to knowHelmetRiding without a helmet is illegal in Australia. You can either bring your own or purchase an inexpensive and returnable helmet at one of the many designated outlets.

FeesAnnual subscriptions are available for purchase online or you can buy a weekly or daily subscription at any bike share docking station. If you return your bike within the first half hour then usage is free! After the first half hour, fees will be charged according to how long you ride. For detailed information or to subscribe visit melbournebikeshare.com.au

Back2Bikes is a community organisation who recycle and service bikes, train volunteers and run bike maintenance classes. Back2Bikes also accepts donations of usable bikes and parts, and have a team of volunteers to help fix and sell bikes. back2bikes.com.au

Port Phillip Bicycle Users Groupportphillip.vic.gov.au

Glen Eira Bicycle Users GroupPh. 0407 867 [email protected]

Hobsons Bay Bicycle User Group (HBBUG)Ph. 9399 1240hobsonsbaybug@ bigpond.com

Maribyrnong Bicycle Users [email protected]

Melbourne Bicycle Users [email protected]

Prahran Bicycle Users GroupTom Moloney – Ph. 0407 358 [email protected]

Bicycle Network Victoria A list of cycling groups across Melbourne can be found at:bicyclenetwork.com.au

Abbotsford Cycles 27 Swan Street, Richmond Ph. 9429 6889 44D11Altitude 241 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Ph. 9602 0600 43G8Bicycles Inc Ph. 9826 3555 58F3 1/316-320 Toorak Road, South Yarra Bike Force Richmond 55 – 53 Burnley Street Ph. 9429 6858 44H8Bike Force Docklands 432 Docklands Drive Ph. 9602 3200 42B8Bike Now 100 Park Street, South Melbourne Ph. 9696 8588 57J1Bike Now 112 – 114 Carlisle Street, St Kilda Ph. 9537 0522 58D11BSC Bikes 307 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Ph. 9670 5925 43G7BSC Bikes QV 7-9 Artemis Lane, QV Building Ph. 9936 9790 43H7CBD Cycles 2/50 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ph. 9639 2299 43K7CBD Cycles 660 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ph. 9642 8766 43F9Cecil Walker Ph. 9600 9000 43G7 395-397 Elizabeth Street, MelbourneClassic Bike Shop 121 Grey Street, St Kilda Ph. 9593 6622 58A10Freedom Machine Ph. 9681 8533 57C2 265-267 Bay Street, Port MelbourneFreedom Machine 245 Chapel Street, Prahran Ph. 9510 1010 58D6iRide Bikes 271 King Street, Melbourne Ph. 9642 5245 43F8Just Ride It Ph. 1300 743 348 57D1 150-160 Gladstone Road, South MelbourneKronan Cycles Ph. 0415 304117 58D6Shop 4, 155 Greville Street, PrahranMascot Cycles 381 Bridge Road, Richmond Ph. 9428 4122 44G9Melbourne Bicycle Centre Ph. 9529 3752 58E6179 High Street, Prahran Penny Farthing Cycles Ph. 9699 5959 57H6100 Canterbury Road, Middle ParkPony Bikes 87 Capel Street, West Melbourne Ph. 0405 369 596 43F6Port Melbourne Cycles Ph. 9646 3300 57B3107 Bay Street, Port MelbourneSt Kilda Cycles 150 Barkly Street, St Kilda Ph. 9534 3074 58B10Total Rush 345 Punt Road, Richmond Ph. 9421 0070 44F11

RentingPort Melbourne Cycles 107 Bay Street, Port Melbourne Ph. 9646 3300 57B3Port Phillip EcoCentre 55A Blessington Street, St Kilda Ph. 9534 0670 58B11Rentabike @ Federation Square Ph. 9654 2762 43J9Riverside, Federation SquareSt Kilda Cycles 150 Barkly Street, St Kilda Ph. 9534 3074 58B10St Kilda Foreshore Bike Hire Ph. 0412 445 575 57K10

A list of bicycle shops across Melbourne can be found at bicyclenetwork.com.au/find/

Pre-paid fares 10pm to 5am

Off-road shared paths Cycling groupsMelbourne Bike Share Bike shops on this mapWalking groups

Port Phillip community bus

Access and mobility Taxi servicesCar sharing Port Melbourne visitor precinct South Melbourne visitor precinct St Kilda visitor precinct

Bus routes on this map Tram routes on this map Bicycle parking at train stations

SmartBus NightRider Your ticket to ride General information

Port Phillip TravelSmart Map

goget.com.au

greensharecar.com.au

gogetcarshare

Page 2: Travel Smart Map of Port Phillip.

Cycling in trafficWhen cycling in traffic, it is important to remain visible and confident at all times. Always look ahead for gaps in traffic and be prepared to take evasive action.

Take or share the laneDepending on lane width and traffic speed, keep left or take the lane.

Always cross tram and train tracks at wide angles

Keep your distanceMaintain a safe distance between you and any traffic hazards. Riding away from obstacles may also increase your visibility to others.

Use hook turnsIf a normal right-hand turn leaves you exposed in an intersection, use a hook turn.

Don’t hug the gutterIf you hug the gutter you will get squeezed out. Don’t weave in and out of empty car parking spaces to stay close to the gutter – keep a straight line.

Positioning in trafficBe aware of car drivers’ blind spots to the side and next to their back doors.

RoundaboutsTake the laneAs you approach the roundabout, move into the middle of the lane. As you enter, look around and make eye contact with drivers but prepare to move out of the way.

Single lane roundaboutsGive way to cars already on the roundabout.

Turning rightHand signal so cars know you are turning.

Multi-lane roundaboutsWatch for cars going straight from behind or beside you. A hook turn can be used or break the turn into stages if you need to. Two cyclists can legally take both lanes. Consider avoiding the roundabout by taking another route.

Cycling in the wetPreparing your bikeInvest in a good set of mudguards or make your own. Keep a plastic bag under your seat for waterproofing when parking in the rain. Clean your brakes, rims and chain after rain.

What to carryGet a good waterproof jacket. Spray your shoes and bag with sealant. Carry spare socks in a plastic bag or just wear sandals. Keep a change of clothes at work/uni.

Get a good bike bagUse plastic bags inside your bike bag to keep your things dry.

Riding in the wetWatch out for slippery tram tracks, grates and metal covers, especially when turning. Squeeze your brakes gently before stopping to clear water off the rims. Beware of puddles as they may be deeper than they seem. You and others will have a longer stopping distance in the wet.

Lock your bikeUse a D-lockCable locks are easily cut. Get a good D-lock or armoured cable. Using a cable and D-lock together is even more secure.

Where and how to lockAlways lock your bike, even when it’s at home. Lock in visible areas with lots of people around. Don’t lock to ‘sucker poles’ that can be lifted out of the ground. Check your lock before leaving.

Secure your bikeRemove your lights or secure them with super glue or cable ties. Disguise the value of your bike with stickers and tape or even a fake DIY rusty paint job. Replace quick releases with bolts or secure with hose clamps. Engrave your bike with a driver’s licence number of someone you trust. The police can assist in the recovery of stolen bikes.

If your bike is stolenReport it immediately to the police. Look in second hand shops but don’t tell staff. If you find it then call the police.

Car doorsIt’s illegal to open doors into trafficA person must not cause a hazard to any person or vehicle by opening a vehicle door, leaving a door of a vehicle open, or getting off or out of, a vehicle.

To avoid doors, look:• through car windows

for heads• in mirrors of trucks

and vans• at cars that have

just parked• at cars’ tail lights

Watch the door zoneIf you can’t see into cars, ride slower or move out of the door zone. Be aware of what’s behind you if you have to swerve out. Take a lane if you are being forced into the door zone.

If a door opensUse your brakes and slow down. Move out of the door zone but don’t swing into traffic.

If you get hit If you’re hit by a door and injury or damage results, it’s a traffic accident and details must be exchanged. Report uncooperative motorists to the police.

Cycling at nightLightsUse steady lights to see and flashing to be seen.

Buy lights that take standard battery types (AA or AAA) and carry spares with your puncture kit. Avoid lights that need a tool to change batteries.

Be reflectiveAdd reflective material, tape and stickers to your helmet, clothing, shoes, bike and bags. Reflective tape, fabric and stickers can be sourced from fabric shops, hardware stores, boating and bike shops.

Riding behaviourSteer wide of pedestrians. Watch out for people who may step in front of you. Look for car headlights in side streets and from behind.

Road rules

Bikes are legal vehicles covered by the Victorian Road Rules.

Your bike is a vehicleYou must have a warning device such as a bell or horn on your bike. You must wear an approved helmet. At night you must have a white front light, a red back light and a red rear reflector.

Laws for othersIt is illegal to open car doors into traffic. Cars cannot double park or park in bike lanes marked No Stopping, No Standing or Clearway.

What you can doCyclists can pass on the left, but not if a car is indicating and turning left. Cyclists can ride two abreast and a third rider may overtake. You must use a bike lane or path if it is practical to do so.

This is not a full statement of the law. For more information see vicroads.vic.gov.au

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with terminus

8686

Zone 2with distance to City

1.7km

0 500m 1000m

15 min

4 min

267

BikeShare

Cycling

Cycling

Cycling

Cycling


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Port Phillip Heritage Revie V28 - Volume 1...Port Phillip Heritage Review Volume 1 Version 28, June 2019 Page 5 The City of Port Phillip, having been formed by the amalgamation of

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