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PORT PHILLIP Information For train, tram and bus information call 131 638 / (TTY) 9619 2727 (6am–10pm daily) or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au For Yarra Trams customer feedback and lost property call 1800 800 166 (6am–10pm daily) or visit yarratrams.com.au Ticketing zones City Saver Zone 1 Zone 2 Nearest train station Connecting bus Tram terminus Routes: 1, 3 (Mon–Fri), 3a (Sat–Sun), 5, 6, 8, 11, 16, 19, 24 (AM / PM peaks), 30, 42, 48, 55, 57, 59, 64, 67, 70, 72, 75, 78 (until 7pm), 79 (after 7pm), 82, 86, 95 (Mon–Fri), 96, 109, 112 NORTH 160909 MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective September 2009 LUNA PARK/ST KILDA BEACH TO NORTH RICHMOND ST KILDA/ FITZROY ST TO WEST PRESTON STH MELBOURNE BEACH TO EAST COBURG PORT MELBOURNE TO BOX HILL ST KILDA BEACH TO EAST BRUNSWICK BUNDOORA RMIT TO WATERFRONT CITY DOCKLANDS TO ST KILDA WEST PRESTON TO VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS NORTH COBURG TO CITY ELIZABETH ST WEST COBURG TO DOMAIN INTERCHANGE AIRPORT WEST TO CITY ELIZABETH ST WEST MARIBYRNONG TO CITY ELIZABETH ST MOONEE PONDS TO FOOTSCRAY FOOTSCRAY TO MOONEE PONDS EAST BRUNSWICK TO ST KILDA BEACH EAST COBURG TO STH MELB BEACH NORTH RICHMOND TO LUNA PARK/ ST KILDA BEACH NORTH BALWYN TO CITY/LA TROBE ST WEST END CAMBERWELL TO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY TO PORT MELBOURNE BOX HILL TO VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS WATTLE PARK TO WATERFRONT CITY DOCKLANDS TOORAK TO MORELAND VERMONT SOUTH TO CITY SPENCER ST GLEN IRIS TO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY MALVERN TO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY EAST MALVERN TO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY TO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY VIA ST KILDA CARNEGIE TO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY EAST BRIGHTON TO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY KEW TO MELB UNIVERSITY VIA ST KILDA PRAHRAN TO NORTH RICHMOND MORELAND TO TOORAK DOMAIN INTERCHANGE TO WEST COBURG TO VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS TO PRAHRAN Footscray Essendon Anstey Moreland Brunswick Jewell Royal Park Newmarket Batman Coburg Thornbury Croxton Northcote Westgarth Clifton Hill Glenferrie Camberwell Box Hill Kooyong Gardiner Hartwell Riversdale Burwood Malvern Caulfield Glen Iris Armadale Toorak Balaclava Glenhuntly Elsternwick Hawthorn East Richmond Windsor South Yarra Prahran North Richmond Burnley Flemington Bridge Maribyrnong Rd Racecourse Rd Melville Rd Sydney Rd Gilbert Rd Plenty Rd St Georges Rd Nicholson St Lygon St Royal Pde High St Keilor Rd Mt Alexander Rd Epsom Rd Droop St Merri Whitehorse Rd Cotham Rd Glenferrie Rd Abbotsford St Victoria St Bridge Rd Swan St Riversdale Rd Doncaster Rd Toorak Rd Malvern Rd High St Dandenong Rd Wattletree Rd Balaclava Rd Waverley Rd Glenhuntly Rd Burwood Hwy High St Burke Rd Balwyn Rd Union Rd Warrigal Rd Hawthorn Rd Clarendon St Ferrars St Commercial Rd Church St Canterbury Rd Park St Fitzroy St Station St Victoria Ave St Kilda Rd Chapel St Kingsbury Dr Tyler St CITY CENTRE see inset 86 11 112 19 1 55 59 82 57 82 8 96 79 16 72 24 78 109 42 70 75 8 6 5 67 64 78 3 3a 96 79 112 1 109 55 48 70 , 75 109 24 , 42 , 109 48 , 75 70 75 57 , 82 57 55 55 , 59 57 55 86 112 96 1 , 8 19 59 8 72 6 5 , 64 78 , 79 3 , 3a , 16 , 79 67 3a , 16 , 79 96 112 24 , 48 64 16 64 1 55 112 96 3a , 16 , 96 3a , 16 , 96 16 3 3a 5 64 67 72 6 16 30 95 86 70 75 95 24 30 48 42 11 55 57 24 , 42 , 109 48 , 75 70 8 1 , 8 86 , 95 , 96 30 , 86 11 , 42 , 48 , 109 , 112 48 11 , 42 , 48 70 , 75 30 55 109 55 75 , 86 , 95 96 , 109 , 112 19 , 57 , 59 1 , 3 , 3a , 5 , 6 , 8 , 16 , 64 , 67 , 72 70 , 86 3 , 3a , 5 , 6 , 16 , 64 , 67 , 72 57 , 59 55 96 11 , 112 86 19 55 112 1 96 Dynon Rd Franklin St Domain Rd Swanston St Elizabeth St Queen St William St Victoria Pde Wellington Pde Swan St Yarra River St Kilda Rd Park St Rathdowne St Lygon St Royal Pde Abbotsford St Errol St Peel St Nicholson St Brunswick St Smith St Dudley St Lonsdale St Bourke St Collins St Flinders St Russell St Spring St Exhibition St Harbour Esp Spencer St King St Footscray Rd Flemington Rd Sturt St Queensbridge St Clarendon St Kings Way North Wharf Rd Victoria Harbour Yarra River La Trobe St MELBOURNE MUSEUM TO CITY SPENCER ST DOMAIN INTERCHANGE TO WEST COBURG ETIHAD STADIUM DOCKLANDS TO ST VINCENT’S PLAZA WATERFRONT CITY DOCKLANDS TO WATTLE PARK TO BUNDOORA RMIT CITY SPENCER ST TO VERMONT SOUTH TO MELBOURNE MUSEUM LA TROBE ST WEST END TO NORTH BALWYN MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY TO EAST MALVERN TO EAST MALVERN VIA ST KILDA TO MALVERN TO GLEN IRIS TO KEW VIA ST KILDA TO EAST BRIGHTON TO CARNEGIE TO CAMBERWELL ST VINCENT’S PLAZA TO ETIHAD STADIUM DOCKLANDS Victoria St Gertrude St North Melbourne Flagstaff Parliament Flinders St Richmond Jolimont Southern Cross Melbourne Central 1 112 1 City Circle Tram City Loop Stations 86 , 95 , 96 70 19 57 59 CITY ELIZABETH ST TO NORTH COBURG TO WEST MARIBYRNONG TO AIRPORT WEST VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS TO WEST PRESTON TO BOX HILL TO NORTH BALWYN PORT PHILLIP 150709 For train, tram and bus information call 131 638 / (TTY) 9619 2727 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au 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. # Line to Showgrounds and Flemington Racecourse is only open for special events. Information Ticketing zones City Saver Zone 1 Zone 2 Connecting tram Connecting bus Connecting V/Line train Connecting V/Line coach Premium Station Host Station Parking MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective July 2009 NORTH HURSTBRIDGE EPPING UPFIELD CRAIGIEBURN City Loop SYDENHAM # FLEMINGTON RACECOURSE WERRIBEE WILLIAMSTOWN SANDRINGHAM FRANKSTON CRANBOURNE STONY POINT PAKENHAM GLEN WAVERLEY BELGRAVE ALAMEIN LILYDALE Roxburgh Park Lalor Thomastown Keon Park Ruthven South Yarra Glenhuntly Ormond McKinnon Bentleigh Patterson Merinda Park 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 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 October 2009 On Re-Art Matt 100% Recycled Printed by Projectprint.com.au © State of Victoria 2009 0 10km DONCASTER GLEN WAVERLEY CAULFIELD NORTHCOTE SUNSHINE Port Phillip MELBOURNE Port Phillip TravelSmart Map TravelSmart With 55% 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 sustainable travel. TravelSmart is an initiative of the Victorian Government and aims to reduce people’s dependency on cars and encourage them to choose sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport. The team behind TravelSmart Victoria are part of the Department of Transport. TravelSmart has been able to demonstrate that engagement through travel planning achieves sustained reduction in single-occupancy car travel. TravelSmart projects involve state and local governments working in partnership with individuals, organisations and institutions to change 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 www.travelsmart.vic.gov.au Lock your bike Car doors Use a D-Lock Cables 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 lock Always 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 bike Remove 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 stolen Report it immediately to the police. Look in second hand shops but don't tell staff. If you find it then call the police. It’s illegal to open doors into traffic A 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 zone If 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’re being forced into the door zone. If a door opens Use 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 night Road rules Cycling Lights Use 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 reflective Add reflective material, tape and stickers to your helmet, clothing, shoes, bike and bag. Reflective tape, fabric and stickers can be sourced from fabric shops, hardware stores, and boating and bike shops. Riding behaviour Steer wide of pedestrians. Watch out for people who may step in front of you. Look for car headlights in side streets and from behind. Bikes are legal vehicles covered by the Victorian Road Rules. Your bike is a vehicle You 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, red back light and a red rear reflector. Laws for others It 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 do Cyclists 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 visit www.vicroads.vic.gov.au Roundabouts Cycling in the wet Cycling Cycling Take the lane As 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 roundabouts Give way to cars already on the roundabout. Turning right Hand signal so cars know you are turning. Multi-lane roundabouts Watch for cars going straight from behind or beside you. Do a hook turn 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. Preparing your bike Invest 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 wear Get 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 bag Use plastic bags inside your bike bag to keep things dry. Riding in the wet Watch 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. Cycling in traffic Cycling When in traffic be visible and confident but prepare for evasive action. Look ahead for gaps in traffic. Take or share the lane Depending on lane width and traffic speed, keep left or take the lane. Cross tram & train tracks at wide angles Keep your distance Maintain a safe distance between you and any traffic hazards. Riding away from obstacles may also increase your visibility to others. Use hook turns If a normal right-hand turn leaves you exposed in an intersection, use a hook turn. Don’t hug the gutter If 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 traffic Be aware of driver’s blind spots to the side and next to their back doors. Walking, Cycling & Public Transport Port Phillip DOT4018/09 Shared Path Code of Conduct The City Of Port Phillip Community Bus offers a free service for people of all abilities to access key locations within the municipality and link local communities together. The service runs during business hours Monday to Friday excluding public holidays and aims to assist people who experience difficulty using other forms of public transport. 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. Our buses accommodate two wheelchair passengers at a time. Our friendly drivers can assist passengers on and off the vehicles or with shopping bags & trolleys. 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’. Bicycle parking at train stations Cycle Connect Bike lockers are available at stations across Victoria. Bike lockers 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 transport.vic.gov.au Bike lockers are located at the following stations on this map. Bike Lockers Elsternwick Prahran North Melbourne Williamstown Bike cages There are 23 new bike cages at stations across Melbourne and key regional centres. The bike cages, known as 'Parkiteer' cages, provide undercover, free and secure parking for around 25 bikes and is accessible via a swipe card for registered members. There is a $50 deposit for the security card. For more information visit, parkiteer.com.au Melbourne Train Network Local Area Access Program Projects in Port Phillip Commencing in 2006, the Local Area Access Program (LAAP) is a four year program that aims to demonstrate how local access by walking, cycling or public transport can be improved or increased through practical, place-based initiatives. LAAP supports local governments to deliver small-scale projects in their municipality in collaboration with the Department of Transport and other relevant organisations through the Accessible and Sustainable Grants Package. LAAP also supports projects that seek innovative solutions to local access issues and encourage the use of sustainable transport options. LAAP Projects are typically for: •  Building or improving walk and cycle links such as paths to activity centres; educational facilities; employment; and the public transport network. •  Infrastructure works to overcome local obstacles, either physical or perceived, that impede cycling, walking or access to public transport. •  Other improvements to walking and cycling networks that encourage their use. •  Improved understanding of local access needs. What is the Inner Melbourne Action Plan? Melbourne's inner metropolitan councils launched the Inner Melbourne Action Plan (IMAP) to guide future development and respond to the demands of Melbourne 2030 — a metropolitan strategy for Melbourne's growth and development over the next 30 years. IMAP details how inner Melbourne will support the Victorian Government’s blue print for sustainable growth— outlining key strategies and actions identified as necessary to strengthen the liveability, attractiveness and prosperity of the region over the next five to ten years. Covering the municipal councils of Port Phillip, Yarra, Stonnington and Melbourne, IMAP will foster growth, leverage existing strengths and competitive advantages, and encourage collaboration across the inner Melbourne region on a number of key issues. St Kilda Region Wayfinding Project A partnership between the Victorian Government and City of Port Phillip, this project received funding under the Local Area Access Program. Infrastructure upgrades will improve safety and convenience for pedestrians and cyclists moving around the St Kilda area. Wayfinding signage will address visitor and tourist information, directional signage and walking time information, and enhance the walking and cycling experience throughout key Activity Centres and along the St Kilda Foreshore. Fitzroy Street Foreshore Connections Fitzroy Street Foreshore Connections is a series of five projects in partnership with the Victorian Government to improve access and provide a safer connection. The Local Area Access Program component includes infrastructure upgrades that will improve access and provide safe connections for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport users within Fitzroy Street through to the St Kilda Foreshore. Foreshore Connections will create vibrant public spaces where locals and visitors can get where they want to go in safety and comfort. Inner Melbourne Action Plan (IMAP) Regional Coordinated Pedestrian Signage Project A partnership between the Victorian Government and IMAP, this project received funding under the Local Area Access Program. Strategically placed wayfinding signage will promote walking and cycling for local travel across the inner Melbourne region. Wayfinding will assist pedestrians and cyclists to safely and conveniently move around the region by linking key local sites and transport infrastructure. Inner Melbourne Action Plan (IMAP) Greenlight Project A partnership between the Victorian Government and IMAP, this project received funding under the Local Area Access Program. Infrastructure upgrades will provide safe pedestrian access in and across the inner Melbourne region. Improved safety and access, particularly at high traffic points, will increase walking to and from Activity Centres. Twenty sites (including five in each council area and four control sites) will pilot the project, with infrastructure upgrades and education programs planned. Walking groups Cycling groups Alma Road Neighbourhood House Walking Group Ph. 9525 8746 www.pmnh.org.au Bay City Strollers (Women Only) Ph. 9600 2103 [email protected] www.groupexercisetherapy.com.au Community Access – Walk Along Ph. 9209 6738 www.porthillip.vic.gov.au Glen Eira Bicycle Users Group Ph. 0407 867 515 [email protected] Hobsons Bay Bicycle User Group (HBBUG) Ph. 9399 1240 [email protected] Maribyrnong Bicycle Users Group www.mazzabug.org.au [email protected] Melbourne Bicycle Users Group www.melbournebug.org [email protected] Port Phillip Community Group Ph. 9534 0777 www.ppcg.org.au Port Phillip Life Activities Club Walking Groups Ph. 9391 2026 www.pplac.org.au Port Melbourne Neighbourhood House Walking and Talking Group Ph. 9645 7476 www.pmnh.org.au Ramblers Walking Club Brighton Ph. 9596 6787 [email protected] Prahran Bicycle Users Group Tom Moloney – Ph. 0407 358 031 [email protected] Bicycle Victoria [email protected] www.bv.com.au A list of cycling groups across Melbourne can be found at: www.bv.com.au/find/ Select “Find a Club or Bicycle User Group”. Mel. Ref. Bike shops on this map Cycling Mobile Phone Tools There are a number of mobile phone tools that can provide you with personalised train, tram and bus service information to straight to your mobile. Metlink iPhone application Through Metlink's iPhone application, iPhone users can view scheduled departure times for trains, trams and buses. The application also features the Metlink journey planner, timetables, live tram information and network maps, and you can save your regular stops in favourites for quick access. For more information about the Metlink iPhone application visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au Metlink mobile departure board Metlink’s mobile departure board gives mobile phone users train, tram and bus departure times straight to their phone. The mobile departure board uses reliable and up-to-date timetable information direct from Metlink’s online journey planner. For more information visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au Melbourne Tram Network Bus routes on this map 200 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Bulleen 201 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Belmore Road 203 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Eastern Freeway 207 City to Donvale via Doncaster Road 216 Caroline Springs to Brighton Beach via city 219 Sunshine Park to Gardenvale via city 220 Sunshine to Gardenvale via city 232 Altona North to Queen Victoria Market 235 City to Fishermans Bend via Williamstown Road 237 City to Fishermans Bend via Lorimer Street 238 City to Port Melbourne via Lorimer Street, Salmon Street 246 Elsternwick to La Trobe University via Clifton Hill, St Kilda Junction 250 Garden City to La Trobe University via city 251 Garden City to Northland via city 253 Garden City to North Carlton via city 301 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via Templestowe, freeway 302 City to Box Hill via Belmore Road, freeway 303 City to Mitcham via Springfield Road 304 City to Ringwood via The Pines 305 City to the Deep Creek via George Street, Freeway, Deep Creek 306 City to North Ringwood via Wetherby Road 307 City to Mitcham via Doncaster Road (Freeway Express) 308 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via King Street, Freeway, Deep Creek 309 City to Donvale via Reynolds Road (Freeway Express) 313 City (Russell Street) to Templestowe Village shops via Eastern Freeway, Kilby Road 315 City (Russell Street) to Box Hill via Eastern Freeway, Greythorn Road 316 City (Russell Street) to Deep Creek via Eastern Freeway, Doncaster Road 318 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via Victoria Street 319 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via King Street (Freeway Express) 340 City to La Trobe University (Bundoora) via Freeway (all stops) 350 City to La Trobe University (Bundoora) via Freeway (limited pick up and set down) 401 North Melbourne to University of Melbourne via Royal Melbourne Hospital 402 Footscray to East Melbourne via North Melbourne 546 Heidelberg to University of Melbourne to Queen Victoria Market via Clifton Hill, Carlton 600 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Railway Station 605 Gardenvale to City via Kooyong Road 606 St Kilda to Port Melbourne via Bay Street 623 Glen Waverley to St Kilda via Mount Waverley, Chadstone, Carnegie 627 Elsternwick to Brighton East via Oakleigh, Chadstone, McKinnon 630 Elwood to Monash University (Clayton) via Gardenvale, Ormond, Huntingdale 684 Eildon to Melbourne via Lilydale Station *703 Middle Brighton to Blackburn via Bentleigh, Clayton, Monash University (SmartBus Service) 823 North Brighton to Southland Shopping Centre via Moorabbin 922 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station 923 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station Tram routes on this map 1 East Coburg to South Melbourne Beach via Carlton, city, Southbank and South Melbourne 3/3a Melbourne University to East Malvern via city, St Kilda Road, St Kilda and Caulfield 5 Melbourne University to Malvern via city, St Kilda Road and St Kilda 6 Melbourne University to Glen Iris via city, St Kilda Road, Prahran and Armadale 8 Moreland to Toorak via Brunswick, Carlton, city and South Yarra 16 Melbourne University to Toorak via city, St Kilda Road, St Kilda Beach, Malvern 19 North Coburg to City (Elizabeth Street) via Coburg, Brunswick, Parkville and city 24 North Balwyn to City (La Trobe Street West End) via Kew, East Melbourne and city (La Trobe Street) 30 St Vincent’s Plaza to Telstra Dome Docklands via city 31 St Vincent’s Plaza to Collins Street (West End) via East Melbourne and city 48 North Balwyn to Waterfront City Docklands via city, Richmond, Hawthorn and Kew 55 West Coburg to Domain Interchange via Southbank, city, Parkville and Brunswick East 57 West Maribyrnong to City (Elizabeth Street) via Maribyrnong, Flemington, North Melbourne and city 59 Airport West to city (Elizabeth Street) via Essendon, Moonee Ponds, North Melbourne and city 64 Melbourne University to East Brighton via city, St Kilda Road, Windsor and Caulfield 67 Melbourne University to Carnegie via city, St Kilda Road, St Kilda and Elsternwick 70 Bourke Street Docklands to Wattle Park via city, Richmond, Hawthorn, Camberwell and Surrey Hills 72 Melbourne University to Camberwell via city, St Kilda Road, South Yarra and Glen Iris 75 City (Spencer Street) to Vermont South via city, Richmond, Hawthorn and Burwood 78 North Richmond to Prahran via Richmond, South Yarra, Windsor and St Kilda East 79 North Richmond to St Kilda via Richmond, south Yarra, Windsor and St Kilda East 86 Bundoora RMIT to Waterfront City Docklands via Preston, Northcote, Fitzroy and city 95 Melbourne Museum to City Spencer Street via city 96 East Brunswick to St Kilda Beach via North Fitzroy, Carlton, city and South Melbourne 109 Box Hill to Port Melbourne via Kew, East Melbourne, city and South Melbourne 112 West Preston to St Kilda/Fitzroy Street via Northcote, Fitzroy, city and South Melbourne Car sharing There are three ways to get a taxi – book by phone, hire from a Taxi Rank or hail from the side of the road. www.goget.com.au www.flexicar.com.au Why buy a car when you can share one? As a car share member, you have access to clean, new cars whenever you need them. You pay no registration, petrol or maintenance – just a simple fee based on your use. Cars are available 24/7 for use for an hour or longer if you need it. Car share cars live at priority on and off street parking bays around Melbourne’s CBD, Richmond, Northcote, Brunswick, St Kilda and lots of places in between. When you join a car share program, you receive an access key or card. Book the car online or on the phone before you need to use it. If you drive less than 15,000 kms a year, you’ll save money by car sharing. It is always best to order a taxi ahead of time as it helps ensure the taxi will arrive as close to the requested time as possible. Pre-paid fares 10pm–5am Arrow Taxis 13 22 11 Embassy 13 17 55 North Suburban 13 11 19 Silver Top 13 10 08 West Suburban Taxis 9689 1144 Yellow Cabs 13 22 27 Access and mobility Trains If you use a wheelchair, scooter or require assistance boarding, wait at the markers located on station plaforms, where the front of the train will stop and the train driver will assist by producing a ramp. An audible and visual passenger information system is available at all metropolitan stations. All stations are wheelchair accessible. Premium stations are staffed from the first to last train every day and have wheelchair accessible toilets. Many have accessible telephones and parking spaces allocated for people with special needs. Taxi Wheelchair accessible taxis can be booked through: Silver Top Taxis – 8413 7202 Yellow Cabs – 9277 3877 Trams Wheelchair accessible low- floor trams are progressively being introduced. There are many platform stops around the tram network that are accessible by wheelchair. Platform stops include passenger information display systems with audible and visual real-time information. Buses Many buses are wheelchair accessible. If you require an accessible bus, please contact the bus company and advise of your requirements at least a day in advance. To find out what bus company services the bus route visit metlinkmelbourne. com.au or call 131 638. For station and stop profiles visit metlinkmelbourne.com. au/maps-stations-stops/ station-stop-information. Your ticket to ride General information 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 city to the suburbs in all directions. Train and tram services operate between 5am and midnight, Monday to Saturday, 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 have been updated to run form 6am – 9pm Monday to Friday, 8am – 9pm Saturday and 9am – 9pm Sunday. Metcard: Your ticket to Melbourne It’s simple to travel on Melbourne’s extensive public transport network as one ticket gives you flexible travel between trains, trams and buses. You can buy Metcards: •  online at metlinkmelbourne.com.au •  from retail outlets displaying the blue Metcard flag •  from customer service centres at Premium stations •  by calling the Metcard Helpline on 1800 652 313 •  from the MetShop at the Melbourne Town Hall (corner Swanston and Little Collins streets) •  from the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square. Metlink Metlink is the ‘one-stop-shop’ for information about Melbourne’s public transport services, fares and ticketing. Finding the information you need about tickets, timetables and services is easy thanks to Metlink’s website and customer call centre. Journey planner Enter your origin and destination into Metlink’s online journey planner and you’ll be provided with a tailored travel plan including maps, transport information and estimated travel times. Simply call 131 638 6am – 10pm daily or go to metlinkmelbourne.com.au to plan your journey today. A limited selection can be purchased on-board buses and from coin-only ticket machines on-board trams. Remember to always validate your Metcard at validating machines located on train station platforms and on board trams and buses. Please note: Travelling without a valid ticket could lead to a fine. The MetShop Located at the Melbourne Town Hall on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins Streets, the MetShop offers a complete range of Metcards, as well as timetables, maps and public transport brochures. The MetShop is open from 9am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am – 1pm Saturday. Need more information? For train, tram and bus information call Metlink on 131 638 between 6am and 10pm daily or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au Information in other languages Public transport information is available in a variety of different languages. Call Metlink on 131 638 to have the Fares and Travel Guide in your language sent to you free or dial 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 Somali 9321 5446 Spanish 9321 5447 Sudanese 9321 5453 Turkish 9321 5448 Vietnamese 9321 5449 All other languages 9321 5450 Abbotsford Cycles 27 Swan Street, Richmond Ph. 9429 6889 44D11 Altitude 241 Elizabeth Street Ph. 9602 0600 43G8 Bicycles Inc 320 Toorak Road, South Yarra Ph. 3982 6355 58F3 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 St, South Melbourne Ph. 9696 8588 57J1 BSC Bikes 307 Elizabeth Street Ph. 9670 5925 43G7 BSC Bikes QV 7-9 Artemis Lane, QV Building Ph. 9936 9790 43H7 CBD Cycles 2/50 Bourke Street Ph. 9639 2299 43K7 CBD Cycles 660 Bourke Street Ph. 9642 8766 43F9 Cecil Walker 395-397 Elizabeth Street Ph. 9600 9000 43G7 Freedom Machine 265-267 Bay Street Ph. 9681 8533 57C2 Freedom Machine 245 Chapel St, Prahran Ph. 9510 1010 58D6 iRide Bikes 271 King Street Ph. 9642 5245 43F8 Kronan Cycles Ph. 0415 304117 58D6 Shop 4, 155 Grenville 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 Spoke (n) 112 – 114 Carlisle Street, St Kilda Ph. 9537 0522 58D11 St Kilda Cycles 150 Barkly St, St Kilda Ph. 9534 3074 58B10 Total Rush 345 Punt Road, Richmond Ph. 9421 0070 44F11 Renting Rentabike @ Federation Square Ph. 9654 2762 43J9 Riverside, Federation Square Mechanics Fix My Ride Ph. 042855 2741 Lygon Street (CBD and Brunswick) Velo Cycles Ph. 1800 737 835 30A11 Park St Bike Path, 815 Nicholson Street A list of bicycle shops across Melbourne can be found at www.bv.com.au/find/ For more detailed information visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call Metlink on 131 638. 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PORTPHILLIP

Information

For train, tram and bus information call131 638 / (TTY) 9619 2727 (6am–10pm daily)or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

For Yarra Trams customer feedback and lostproperty call 1800 800 166 (6am–10pm daily)or visit yarratrams.com.au

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WEST PRESTONTO VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS

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WEST COBURGTO DOMAIN INTERCHANGE

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NORTH RICHMONDTO LUNA PARK/ST KILDA BEACH

NORTH BALWYNTO CITY/LA TROBE ST WEST END

CAMBERWELLTO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY

TO PORT MELBOURNE

BOX HILLTO VICTORIA HARBOUR DOCKLANDS

WATTLE PARKTO WATERFRONT CITY DOCKLANDS

TOORAKTO MORELAND

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GLEN IRISTO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY

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CARNEGIETO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY

EAST BRIGHTONTO MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY

KEWTO MELB UNIVERSITYVIA ST KILDA

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For train, tram and bus informationcall 131 638 / (TTY) 9619 2727 orvisit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

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.#Line to Showgrounds and Flemington Racecourse is only open for special events.

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BELGRAVE

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LILYDALE

Roxburgh Park

Lalor

Thomastown

Keon Park

Ruthven

South Yarra

Glenhuntly

Ormond

McKinnon

Bentleigh

Patterson

Merinda Park

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

SeddonSouthern

CrossYarraville

Spotswood

Bell

Thornbury

Croxton

Northcote

Merri

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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

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Seaholme

Altona

Batman

Coburg

Moreland

Anstey

Brunswick

Jewell

Royal Park

Macaulay

Parliament

North Melbourne

*Flagstaff

Jolimont

Flinders Street

MelbourneCentral

Newport

North Williamstown

Williamstown Beach

FlemingtonBridge

Broadmeadows

Jacana

Glenroy

Oak Park

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Strathmore

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Hughesdale

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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

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Albion

Ginifer

St Albans

Keilor Plains

Watergardens

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Melbourne train network

174(W)x180(H) Train_Travel Smart.indd 1 2/10/09 12:33:10 PM

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 TransportGPO Box 2797Melbourne VIC 3000

Printed October 2009On Re-Art Matt 100% RecycledPrinted by Projectprint.com.au

© State of Victoria 2009

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Port Phillip TravelSmart Map TravelSmart

With 55% 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 sustainable travel.

TravelSmart is an initiative of the Victorian Government and aims to reduce people’s dependency on cars and encourage them to choose sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport. The team behind TravelSmart Victoria are part of the Department of Transport.

TravelSmart has been able to demonstrate that engagement through travel planning achieves sustained reduction in single-occupancy car travel.

TravelSmart projects involve state and local governments working in partnership with individuals, organisations and institutions to change 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 www.travelsmart.vic.gov.au

Lock your bike Car doors

Use a D-Lock Cables 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 bike Remove 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 stolen Report it immediately to the police. Look in second hand shops but don't tell staff. If you find it then call the police.

It’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 zone If 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’re 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 hitIf 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 night Road rules

Cycling

LightsUse 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 reflective Add reflective material, tape and stickers to your helmet, clothing, shoes, bike and bag. Reflective tape, fabric and stickers can be sourced from fabric shops, hardware stores, and 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.

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, 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 visit www.vicroads.vic.gov.au

Roundabouts Cycling in the wet

Cycling Cycling

Take 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. Do a hook turn 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.

Preparing 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 wearGet 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 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.

Cycling in traffic

Cycling

When in traffic be visible and confident but prepare for evasive action. Look ahead for gaps in traffic.

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

Cross tram & 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 driver’s blind spots to the side and next to their back doors.

Walking, Cycling & Public Transport

Port Phillip

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Shared Path Code of Conduct

The City Of Port PhillipCommunity Bus offers a free service for people of all abilities to access key locations within the municipality and link local communities together.

The service runs during business hours Monday to Friday excluding public holidays and aims to assist people who experience difficulty using other forms of public transport.

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.

Our buses accommodate two wheelchair passengers at a time. Our friendly drivers can assist passengers on and off the vehicles or with shopping bags & trolleys.

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’.

Bicycle parking at train stations

Cycle ConnectBike lockers are available at stations across Victoria.

Bike lockers 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 transport.vic.gov.au

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

Bike Lockers

Elsternwick

Prahran

North Melbourne

Williamstown

Bike cages There are 23 new bike cages at stations across Melbourne and key regional centres. The bike cages, known as 'Parkiteer' cages, provide undercover, free and secure parking for around 25 bikes and is accessible via a swipe card for registered members. There is a $50 deposit for the security card.

For more information visit, parkiteer.com.au

Melbourne Train Network

Local Area Access Program Projects in Port Phillip

Commencing in 2006, the Local Area Access Program (LAAP) is a four year program that aims to demonstrate how local access by walking, cycling or public transport can be improved or increased through practical, place-based initiatives. LAAP supports local governments to deliver small-scale projects in their municipality in collaboration with the Department of Transport and other relevant organisations through the Accessible and Sustainable Grants Package.

LAAP also supports projects that seek innovative solutions to local access issues and encourage the use of sustainable transport options.

LAAP Projects are typically for:

•  Building or improving walk and cycle links such as paths to activity centres; educational facilities; employment; and the public transport network.

•  Infrastructure works to overcome local obstacles, either physical or perceived, that impede cycling, walking or access to public transport.

•  Other improvements to walking and cycling networks that encourage their use.

•  Improved understanding of local access needs.

What is the Inner Melbourne Action Plan?

Melbourne's inner metropolitan councils launched the Inner Melbourne Action Plan (IMAP) to guide future development and respond to the demands of Melbourne 2030 — a metropolitan strategy for Melbourne's growth and development over the next 30 years.

IMAP details how inner Melbourne will support the Victorian Government’s blue print for sustainable growth— outlining key strategies and actions identified as necessary to strengthen the liveability, attractiveness and prosperity of the region over the next five to ten years.

Covering the municipal councils of Port Phillip, Yarra, Stonnington and Melbourne, IMAP will foster growth, leverage existing strengths and competitive advantages, and encourage collaboration across the inner Melbourne region on a number of key issues.

St Kilda Region Wayfinding Project

A partnership between the Victorian Government and City of Port Phillip, this project received funding under the Local Area Access Program. Infrastructure upgrades will improve safety and convenience for pedestrians and cyclists moving around the St Kilda area. Wayfinding signage will address visitor and tourist information, directional signage and walking time information, and enhance the walking and cycling experience throughout key Activity Centres and along the St Kilda Foreshore.

Fitzroy Street Foreshore Connections

Fitzroy Street Foreshore Connections is a series of five projects in partnership with the Victorian Government to improve access and provide a safer connection. The Local Area Access Program component includes infrastructure upgrades that will improve access and provide safe connections for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport users within Fitzroy Street through to the St Kilda Foreshore. Foreshore Connections will create vibrant public spaces where locals and visitors can get where they want to go in safety and comfort.

Inner Melbourne Action Plan (IMAP) Regional Coordinated Pedestrian Signage Project

A partnership between the Victorian Government and IMAP, this project received funding under the Local Area Access Program. Strategically placed wayfinding signage will promote walking and cycling for local travel across the inner Melbourne region.

Wayfinding will assist pedestrians and cyclists to safely and conveniently move around the region by linking key local sites and transport infrastructure.

Inner Melbourne Action Plan (IMAP) Greenlight Project

A partnership between the Victorian Government and IMAP, this project received funding under the Local Area Access Program. Infrastructure upgrades will provide safe pedestrian access in and across the inner Melbourne region. Improved safety and access, particularly at high traffic points, will increase walking to and from Activity Centres.

Twenty sites (including five in each council area and four control sites) will pilot the project, with infrastructure upgrades and education programs planned.

Walking groups

Cycling groups

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

Bay City Strollers(Women Only)Ph. 9600 2103info@groupexercisetherapy.com.auwww.groupexercisetherapy.com.au

Community Access – Walk AlongPh. 9209 6738www.porthillip.vic.gov.au

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

Hobsons Bay Bicycle User Group (HBBUG)Ph. 9399 [email protected]

Maribyrnong Bicycle Users Group

[email protected]

Melbourne Bicycle Users Group

[email protected]

Port Phillip Community GroupPh. 9534 0777www.ppcg.org.au

Port Phillip Life Activities Club Walking GroupsPh. 9391 2026www.pplac.org.au

Port Melbourne Neighbourhood House Walking and Talking GroupPh. 9645 7476www.pmnh.org.au

Ramblers Walking Club BrightonPh. 9596 [email protected]

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

Bicycle Victoria

[email protected]

A list of cycling groups across Melbourne can be found at:

www.bv.com.au/find/

Select “Find a Club or Bicycle User Group”.

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Bike shops on this map Cycling

Mobile Phone Tools

There are a number of mobile phone tools that can provide you with personalised train, tram and bus service information to straight to your mobile.

Metlink iPhone application Through Metlink's iPhone application, iPhone users can view scheduled departure times for trains, trams and buses. The application also features the Metlink journey planner, timetables, live tram information and network maps, and you can save your regular stops in favourites for quick access. For more information about the Metlink iPhone application visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Metlink mobile departure boardMetlink’s mobile departure board gives mobile phone users train, tram and bus departure times straight to their phone. The mobile departure board uses reliable and up-to-date timetable information direct from Metlink’s online journey planner. For more information visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Melbourne Tram NetworkBus routes on this map

200 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Bulleen

201 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Belmore Road

203 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Eastern Freeway

207 City to Donvale via Doncaster Road

216 Caroline Springs to Brighton Beach via city

219 Sunshine Park to Gardenvale via city

220 Sunshine to Gardenvale via city

232 Altona North to Queen Victoria Market

235 City to Fishermans Bend via Williamstown Road

237 City to Fishermans Bend via Lorimer Street

238 City to Port Melbourne via Lorimer Street, Salmon Street

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

250 Garden City to La Trobe University via city

251 Garden City to Northland via city

253 Garden City to North Carlton via city

301 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via Templestowe, freeway

302 City to Box Hill via Belmore Road, freeway

303 City to Mitcham via Springfield Road

304 City to Ringwood via The Pines

305 City to the Deep Creek via George Street, Freeway, Deep Creek

306 City to North Ringwood via Wetherby Road

307 City to Mitcham via Doncaster Road (Freeway Express)

308 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via King Street, Freeway, Deep Creek

309 City to Donvale via Reynolds Road (Freeway Express)

313 City (Russell Street) to Templestowe Village shops via Eastern Freeway, Kilby Road

315 City (Russell Street) to Box Hill via Eastern Freeway, Greythorn Road

316 City (Russell Street) to Deep Creek via Eastern Freeway, Doncaster Road

318 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via Victoria Street

319 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via King Street (Freeway Express)

340 City to La Trobe University (Bundoora) via Freeway (all stops)

350 City to La Trobe University (Bundoora) via Freeway (limited pick up and set down)

401 North Melbourne to University of Melbourne via Royal Melbourne Hospital

402 Footscray to East Melbourne via North Melbourne

546 Heidelberg to University of Melbourne to Queen Victoria Market via Clifton Hill, Carlton

600 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Railway Station

605 Gardenvale to City via Kooyong Road

606 St Kilda to Port Melbourne via Bay Street

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

627 Elsternwick to Brighton East via Oakleigh, Chadstone, McKinnon

630 Elwood to Monash University (Clayton) via Gardenvale, Ormond, Huntingdale

684 Eildon to Melbourne via Lilydale Station

*703 Middle Brighton to Blackburn via Bentleigh, Clayton, Monash University (SmartBus Service)

823 North Brighton to Southland Shopping Centre via Moorabbin

922 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station

923 Southland Shopping Centre to St Kilda Light Rail Station

Tram routes on this map

1 East Coburg to South Melbourne Beach via Carlton, city, Southbank and South Melbourne

3/3a Melbourne University to East Malvern via city, St Kilda Road, St Kilda and Caulfield

5 Melbourne University to Malvern via city, St Kilda Road and St Kilda

6 Melbourne University to Glen Iris via city, St Kilda Road, Prahran and Armadale

8 Moreland to Toorak via Brunswick, Carlton, city and South Yarra

16 Melbourne University to Toorak via city, St Kilda Road, St Kilda Beach, Malvern

19 North Coburg to City (Elizabeth Street) via Coburg, Brunswick, Parkville and city

24 North Balwyn to City (La Trobe Street West End) via Kew, East Melbourne and city (La Trobe Street)

30 St Vincent’s Plaza to Telstra Dome Docklands via city

31 St Vincent’s Plaza to Collins Street (West End) via East Melbourne and city

48 North Balwyn to Waterfront City Docklands via city, Richmond, Hawthorn and Kew

55 West Coburg to Domain Interchange via Southbank, city, Parkville and Brunswick East

57 West Maribyrnong to City (Elizabeth Street) via Maribyrnong, Flemington, North Melbourne and city

59 Airport West to city (Elizabeth Street) via Essendon, Moonee Ponds, North Melbourne and city

64 Melbourne University to East Brighton via city, St Kilda Road, Windsor and Caulfield

67 Melbourne University to Carnegie via city, St Kilda Road, St Kilda and Elsternwick

70 Bourke Street Docklands to Wattle Park via city, Richmond, Hawthorn, Camberwell and Surrey Hills

72 Melbourne University to Camberwell via city, St Kilda Road, South Yarra and Glen Iris

75 City (Spencer Street) to Vermont South via city, Richmond, Hawthorn and Burwood

78 North Richmond to Prahran via Richmond, South Yarra, Windsor and St Kilda East

79 North Richmond to St Kilda via Richmond, south Yarra, Windsor and St Kilda East

86 Bundoora RMIT to Waterfront City Docklands via Preston, Northcote, Fitzroy and city

95 Melbourne Museum to City Spencer Street via city

96 East Brunswick to St Kilda Beach via North Fitzroy, Carlton, city and South Melbourne

109 Box Hill to Port Melbourne via Kew, East Melbourne, city and South Melbourne

112 West Preston to St Kilda/Fitzroy Street via Northcote, Fitzroy, city and South Melbourne

Car sharing

There are three ways to get a taxi – book by phone, hire from a Taxi Rank or hail from the side of the road.

www.goget.com.au www.flexicar.com.au

Why buy a car when you can share one?

As a car share member, you have access to clean, new cars whenever you need them. You pay no registration, petrol or maintenance – just a simple fee based on your use.

Cars are available 24/7 for use for an hour or longer if you need it. Car share cars live at priority on and off

street parking bays around Melbourne’s CBD, Richmond, Northcote, Brunswick, St Kilda and lots of places in between.

When you join a car share program, you receive an access key or card. Book the car online or on the phone before you need to use it. If you drive less than 15,000 kms a year, you’ll save money by car sharing.

It is always best to order a taxi ahead of time as it helps ensure the taxi will arrive as close to the requested time as possible.

Pre-paid fares 10pm–5amArrow Taxis 13 22 11Embassy 13 17 55North Suburban 13 11 19Silver Top 13 10 08West Suburban Taxis 9689 1144Yellow Cabs 13 22 27

Access and mobility

TrainsIf you use a wheelchair, scooter or require assistance boarding, wait at the markers located on station plaforms, where the front of the train will stop and the train driver will assist by producing a ramp.

An audible and visual passenger information system is available at all metropolitan stations. All stations are wheelchair accessible.

Premium stations are staffed from the first to last train every day and have wheelchair accessible toilets. Many have accessible telephones and parking spaces allocated for people with special needs.

TaxiWheelchair accessible taxis can be booked through: Silver Top Taxis – 8413 7202 Yellow Cabs – 9277 3877

TramsWheelchair accessible low-floor trams are progressively being introduced.

There are many platform stops around the tram network that are accessible by wheelchair. Platform stops include passenger information display systems with audible and visual real-time information.

BusesMany buses are wheelchair accessible. If you require an accessible bus, please contact the bus company and advise of your requirements at least a day in advance. To find out what bus company services the bus route visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call 131 638.

For station and stop profiles visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au/maps-stations-stops/station-stop-information.

Your ticket to ride General information

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 city to the suburbs in all directions.

Train and tram services operate between 5am and midnight, Monday to Saturday, 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 have been updated to run form 6am – 9pm Monday to Friday, 8am – 9pm Saturday and 9am – 9pm Sunday.

Metcard: Your ticket to MelbourneIt’s simple to travel on Melbourne’s extensive public transport network as one ticket gives you flexible travel between trains, trams and buses.

You can buy Metcards:

•  online at metlinkmelbourne.com.au

•  from retail outlets displaying the blue Metcard flag

•  from customer service centres at Premium stations

•  by calling the Metcard Helpline on 1800 652 313

•  from the MetShop at the Melbourne Town Hall (corner Swanston and Little Collins streets)

•  from the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square.

Metlink Metlink is the ‘one-stop-shop’ for information about Melbourne’s public transport services, fares and ticketing.

Finding the information you need about tickets, timetables and services is easy thanks to Metlink’s website and customer call centre.

Journey plannerEnter your origin and destination into Metlink’s online journey planner and you’ll be provided with a tailored travel plan including maps, transport information and estimated travel times.

Simply call 131 638 6am – 10pm daily or go to metlinkmelbourne.com.au to plan your journey today.

A limited selection can be purchased on-board buses and from coin-only ticket machines on-board trams.

Remember to always validate your Metcard at validating machines located on train station platforms and on board trams and buses.

Please note: Travelling without a valid ticket could lead to a fine.

The MetShopLocated at the Melbourne Town Hall on the corner of Swanston and Little Collins Streets, the MetShop offers a complete range of Metcards, as well as timetables, maps and public transport brochures. The MetShop is open from 9am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am – 1pm Saturday.

Need more information?For train, tram and bus information call Metlink on 131 638 between 6am and 10pm daily or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Information in other languagesPublic transport information is available in a variety of different languages. Call Metlink on 131 638 to have the Fares

and Travel Guide in your language sent to you free or dial the number next to the language in the table below:

Arabic 9321 5440Cantonese 9321 5441Croatian 9321 5442Dinka 9321 5452Greek 9321 5443Italian 9321 5444Macedonian 9321 5445Mandarin 9321 5454Somali 9321 5446Spanish 9321 5447Sudanese 9321 5453Turkish 9321 5448Vietnamese 9321 5449All other languages

9321 5450

Abbotsford Cycles 27 Swan Street, Richmond Ph. 9429 6889 44D11Altitude 241 Elizabeth Street Ph. 9602 0600 43G8Bicycles Inc 320 Toorak Road, South Yarra Ph. 3982 6355 58F3Bike Force Richmond 55 – 53 Burnley Street Ph. 9429 6858 44H8Bike Force Docklands 432 Docklands Drive Ph. 9602 3200 42B8Bike Now 100 Park St, South Melbourne Ph. 9696 8588 57J1BSC Bikes 307 Elizabeth Street Ph. 9670 5925 43G7BSC Bikes QV 7-9 Artemis Lane, QV Building Ph. 9936 9790 43H7CBD Cycles 2/50 Bourke Street Ph. 9639 2299 43K7CBD Cycles 660 Bourke Street Ph. 9642 8766 43F9Cecil Walker 395-397 Elizabeth Street Ph. 9600 9000 43G7Freedom Machine 265-267 Bay Street Ph. 9681 8533 57C2Freedom Machine 245 Chapel St, Prahran Ph. 9510 1010 58D6iRide Bikes 271 King Street Ph. 9642 5245 43F8Kronan Cycles Ph. 0415 304117 58D6Shop 4, 155 Grenville 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 MelbourneSpoke (n) 112 – 114 Carlisle Street, St Kilda Ph. 9537 0522 58D11St Kilda Cycles 150 Barkly St, St Kilda Ph. 9534 3074 58B10Total Rush 345 Punt Road, Richmond Ph. 9421 0070 44F11

RentingRentabike @ Federation Square Ph. 9654 2762 43J9Riverside, Federation Square

MechanicsFix My Ride Ph. 042855 2741Lygon Street (CBD and Brunswick)Velo Cycles Ph. 1800 737 835 30A11Park St Bike Path, 815 Nicholson Street

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

For more detailed information visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call Metlink on 131 638.

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