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This TravelSmart Map was developed in partnership by the Department of Transport, Melway and Hobsons Bay City Council to encourage the use of sustainable transport. It has been designed to highlight local sustainable transport options 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 February 2011 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 www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au © State of Victoria 2011 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 www.cleangreenprint.com Hobsons Bay TravelSmart Map Walking, Cycling & Public Transport Hobsons Bay 471 Sunshine 432 Yarraville 471 Williamstown Mason St Durkin St Market St Hall St Rd Newport Station Melbourne 903 Laverton 415 Williamstown Footscray 411 412 Laverton 411 412 Mordialloc Blyth St Pier St Bent St Sargood St Railway St Sth Railway St Sth Altona Station 400 Sunshine 414 Footscray 414 411 412 413 415 Footscray Williamstown Hoppers Crossing 417 446 Aircraft Nth Laverton Hoppers Crossing Maher Rd Railway Av Fitzroy St Grace St High St Epsom St Bladin St Laverton Station Footbridge Bus Stop Train Station Bus Stop Train Station Bus Stop Train Station PORT PHILLIP 141010 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 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, 2010 For train, tram and bus information call 131 638 / (TTY) 9619 2727 (6am–midnight daily) or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective 25 July 2010 HURSTBRIDGE EPPING UPFIELD City Loop SYDENHAM # FLEMINGTON RACECOURSE WERRIBEE WILLIAMSTOWN SANDRINGHAM FRANKSTON CRANBOURNE STONY POINT PAKENHAM GLEN WAVERLEY BELGRAVE ALAMEIN LILYDALE 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 CRAIGIEBURN Roxburgh Park Coolaroo City stops City Square 942 ST ALBANS / MELTON/ SUNBURY 944 WERRIBEE 954 CRAIGIEBURN 970 FRANKSTON / MORNINGTON/ROSEBUD 7 8 9 10 Collins Street Bay Bay Spencer St Wurundjeri Way King St William St Queen St Yarra River Collins St Flinders St Station Fed Square Bourke St Etihad Stadium City Square La Trobe St Lonsdale St Elizabeth St Swanston St Spring St Flinders Lane Swanston Street 980 DANDENONG 1 CROYDON/LILYDALE 966 6 KNOX/ BAYSWATER/ BELGRAVE 968 5 ELTHAM 958 4 EPPING 956 3 DONCASTER 2 961 Russell St Exhibition St Arts Centre Doepel Way NORTH Harbour Esp Docklands Dr Dudley St Crown Casino CRAIGIEBURN EPPING DANDENONG Frankston MORNINGTON 954 SUNBURY 942 943 WERRIBEE 944 ST ALBANS CITY 942 956 ELTHAM 958 980 970 Croydon DONCASTER LILYDALE HEALESVILLE LOOP CRANBOURNE LOOP Connects with bus to/from city Knox City Bayswater 961 968 Melbourne Airport Preston Reservoir Heidelberg West Thornbury Northcote Alphington Ivanhoe Eaglemont Templestowe Rosanna Macleod Heidelberg Watsonia Blackburn Box Hill Burwood Wantirna Forest Hill Camberwell Hawthorn Kew Balwyn Toorak Glen Iris Ashwood Mulgrave Springvale Noble Park Clayton Sth Yarra Richmond St Kilda Elwood Brighton Sandringham Footscray Parkville Ascot Vale Moonee Ponds Sunshine Altona Seaholme Wyndham Vale Deer Park Caroline Springs Rockbank Hoppers Crossing Laverton Newport South Melbourne Moorabbin Mt Eliza ROSEBUD Non Metcard service Cheltenham Mentone Mordialloc Aspendale Edithvale Chelsea Carrum Seaford Chadstone Oakleigh Caulfield Elsternwick Bentleigh Malvern Ringwood Park Orchards Croydon South Montrose Mooroolbark Mt Evelyn Mitcham LILYDALE Coldstream Yarra Glen Healesville Badger Creek Woori Yallock BELGRAVE Connects with one bus from Croydon/Olinda Boronia Chirnside Park Rowville Endeavour Hills Narre Warren Cranbourne Lyndhurst Berwick Fountain Gate Beaconsfield Scoresby Mt Waverley Glen Waverley Wheelers Hill Knoxfield Upwey Ferntree Gully Bundoora Greensborough Thomastown Lalor Broadmeadows Campbellfield Roxburgh Park Gladstone Park Pascoe Vale Keilor Taylors Lakes Diggers Rest Coburg Brunswick Essendon Airport West MELTON Dromana McRae Safety Beach 965 981 966 011010 NORTH MAP NOT TO SCALE Effective November 2008 Bus routes on this map NightRider 220 Sunshine Station to Gardenvale via Footscray, Southgate, Prahran, Orrong Road 223 Yarraville to Highpoint Shopping Centre via Footscray Station 232 Altona North to Queen Victoria Market via West Melbourne, Port Melbourne 235 City to Fishermans Bend via Williamstown Road, peak only 237 City to Fishermans Bend via Lorimer Street 250 Garden City to La Trobe University via City, Clifton Hill 251 Garden City to Northland Shopping Centre via City, Clifton Hill 253 Garden City to North Carlton via South Melbourne Market, City via Eastern Freeway, Doncaster Road 400 Sunshine to Laverton via Robinsons Road 409 Yarraville to Highpoint via Footscray 411 Laverton to Footscray via Altona Meadows, Altona, Millers Road 412 Laverton to Footscray via Altona Meadows, Altona, Mills Road 413 Laverton to Hoppers Crossing 414 Aircraft to Footscray 415 Laverton to Wiliamstown via Altona, Aircraft 416 Aircraft Station to Hoppers Crossing via The Strand 431 Newport to Kingsville via Sommerville Road 432 Newport to Yarraville via Altona Gate Shopping Centre 471 Williamstown – Sunshine via Newport, Altona Gate Shopping Centre 472 Williamstown to Moonee Ponds via Footscray 606 St Kilda to Port Melbourne via Bay Street For more detailed bus route and service information call Metlink on 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au NightRider 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 and 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 drivers’ blind spots to the side and next to their back doors. Cycling Cycling in traffic Use a D-lock Cable 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 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 the 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 are 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 Lock your bike Car doors 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 bags. Reflective tape, fabric and stickers can be sourced from fabric shops, hardware stores, 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, a 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 Cycling Cycling at night Road rules Off-road shared paths Access and mobility Water transport Car sharing Trains All train stations are wheelchair accessible, except Heyington Station. 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 platform stops, Melbourne’s tram network is increasingly accessible to passengers using mobility aids. Low-floor trams have two allocated spaces for passengers using mobility aids. This area is inside the double-door marked with a wheelchair symbol. Buses More than 70 per cent of Melbourne’s bus services are wheelchair-accessible, including SmartBus, SkyBus and NightRider buses. Bus companies will try to schedule a low-floor bus for you, provided adequate notice is given. It is best to contact the company the day before you travel. At the stop, the bus driver places a ramp between the front door of the bus and the kerb of the road. For a list of bus operators visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call 131 638. For station and stop profiles visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au Taxi Wheelchair accessible taxis can be booked though: Silver Top Taxis 8413 7202 Yellow Cabs 9277 3877 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. SmartBus SmartBus A premium bus service, SmartBus compliments Melbourne’s radial train network, providing ‘cross- town’ connections to train stations, tram lines, key local destinations and other activity centres. SmartBus runs more frequently and for longer hours than most bus services. A combination of road priority works and the use of smart technology means they are also more reliable. By remaining in continuous contact with their depot, SmartBus is able to provide real-time travel information to passengers at selected high-use bus stops and bus-train interchanges. SmartBus services can be used by passengers holding a valid public transport ticket for the area in which they are travelling. For more detailed information visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call Metlink on 131 638. NightRider is a bus service that provides a safe, easy and inexpensive way to travel after midnight on weekends. NightRider buses travel between the city (City Square, Swanston Street) and Melbourne’s outer suburbs, every half hour 1.30am – 4.30am on Saturdays and 1.30am – 5.30am on Sundays. There are more than 450 NightRider stops along routes to Melbourne’s outer suburbs. You can request to alight anywhere along the NightRider route, provided it’s safe for the bus to stop. Simply let the driver know where you’d like to hop off. NightRider buses have phones on board so you can call a taxi to meet you at your bus stop to take you home, or for $1 you can call someone to pick you up. Please let the bus driver know when boarding the bus if you need to use the phone. Normal public transport fares apply. A Daily, or a 2 hour ticket first used after 6pm, can be used until 3am. For route information and timetables visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call 131 638. Shared path code of conduct 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 leash park’. DOT5454/11 General information Public transport tickets 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 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 transport.vic.gov.au/ travelsmart TravelSmart TravelSmart and LAAP Projects Major Train & Bus interchanges in Hobsons Bay Cycling Altona Laverton Newport 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 Roundabouts Cycling in the wet You can catch a cab by booking it on the phone from your local taxi company, 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. Prepaid fares apply between 10pm and 5am. Taxi 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 Always get an electronic receipt after your taxi trip. Pre-paid fares 10pm–5am Mobile phone tools There are a number of mobile phone tools to provide you with personalised train, tram and bus service information to your mobile. Metro Trains Platform 1 Platform 1 offers metropolitan train travel information services via SMS and email. Join up and choose from instant SMS timetable information, SMS updates on disruptions or email alerts for weekend and evening improvement works. For more information visit metrotrains.com.au Yarra Trams tramTRACKER tramTRACKER ® from Yarra Trams provides real-time tram arrival information for every stop on the network. It’s available by phone, SMS, iPhone and online. For more tramTRACKER ® information visit tramtracker. yarratrams.com.au Metlink mobile phone tools Metlink’s free Nokia and iPhone applications give users train, tram and bus timetables. The applications also feature the Metlink journey planner, live tram information, maps, and you can save your regular stops as favourites for quick access. To download the Nokia app visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au. To download the iPhone app visit the iTunes Store. Metlink’s mobile departure board gives mobile phone users train, tram and bus departure times straight to their phone, as well as information direct from Metlink’s online journey planner. Visit metlink. mobi online or from your mobile phone to use the mobile departure board. Off-road shared paths Federation Trail The Federation Trail is a VicRoads off-road shared path that runs for 24km from Millers Road in Brooklyn through to the Werribee River. Skeleton Creek Trail The Skeleton Creek Trail is a sealed off-road shared path that runs along the creek linking Cheetham Wetlands to Point Cook and Wyndham. Laverton Creek Trail Currently under construction, the Laverton Creek Trail will provide off-road pedestrian and cyclist access from Merton Street to the Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail. Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail The Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail is a 23 km off-road shared path which runs from the Westgate Bridge in Spotswood to Skeleton Creek in Altona Meadows. The trail passes sandy beaches, wetlands, historic buildings and the Williamstown Botanic Gardens. A series of markers along the trail tell the story of the natural and cultural history of Hobsons Bay and a series of sculptures enlivens the journey. Stop and refuel along they way at one of the many cafes in Altona and historic Williamstown. From Spotswood through to Point Gellibrand the trail offers views of Melbourne, the lower Yarra River and the historic seaport of Williamstown. From Point Gellibrand through to Skeleton Creek, there is a network of wetlands and nature reserves that offers sweeping views, birdlife and a chance to escape from everyday city life. The trail links with both the Skeleton Creek Trail and the Laverton Creek Trail. A map of the trail can be downloaded at hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au WalkSmart and CycleSmart Taxi services WalkSmart and CycleSmart were developed under the Victorian Government’s TravelSmart program to support travel planning in workplaces as well as the broader community. The linked websites are interactive behaviour change tools. They provide support and encouragement to participants as they increase their use of walking and cycling. By choosing to walk or cycle as part of the daily commute, members are encouraged to think about sustainable transport options. WalkSmart The WalkSmart website makes it fun and easy to stay motivated and reach the magic 10,000 steps per day recommended for health and wellbeing. Using a pedometer is also a great motivator for increasing physical exercise, especially when used in conjunction with WalkSmart. Once registered with WalkSmart, you can log your daily steps, set personal goals and receive weekly updates of your progress. For more information or to register visit walksmart.net CycleSmart Cycling is an inexpensive and convenient way to travel within your local area and beyond. Whether you are experienced or a beginner, CycleSmart has all the information you need to get started and keep motivated. To participate all you need is a cycle computer and an email address. By registering with CycleSmart you can set goals, monitor your progress and even monitor changes in your heart rate. For more information or to register visit cyclesmart.net Laverton Walkers Golden Age Club Crown Street Laverton Ph. 9360 7149 (Josie Magro) When: Thursdays 9.00am. Laverton Pram Walkers Laverton Maternal and Child Health Centre 8 Donald Street, Laverton Ph. 9932 1000 When: Wednesdays 11.00am. Louis Joel Arts and Community Centre Walking Group 5 Sargood Street, Altona 3018 Ph. 9398 2511 [email protected] When: Tuesdays 9.30am with a follow up coffee and chat. Newport Community Education Centre 43 Mason Street, Newport 3015 Ph. 9391 8504 outlets@outletsco- op.com.au outletsco-op.com.au When: Mondays 10.15am at the Newport Lakes carpark (Off Leslie Street) and Thursdays 9.30am at the Newport Community Education Centre. Spotswood Community House 598 Melbourne Road, Spotswood 3015 Ph. 9391 2613 coordinator@ spotswood.com.au williamstown- spotswoodcc.org.au When: Tuesdays 9.30am. Walk and Talk Altona Foreshore and Cherry Lake Altona. Meets for walks along Altona Foreshore and Cherry Lake Altona. When: Mondays 6.30pm, Sundays 9.00am. Sciencewalk to Scienceworks Improved pedestrian and cycling networks in Spotswood have linked Scienceworks Museum with key local destinations and public transport to enhance local transport options. The installation of a series of artworks and wayfinding signage has further improved sustainable transport connections in the area. Hotspots Rectification Project The Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail is a key pedestrian and cyclist connection forming part of the Port Phillip Bay Trail. Crossing and surface treatments at the Ferguson Street Roundabout and along the Anchorage Restaurant precinct have not only improved safety and access but have also reduced modal conflict along the trail. Linking Laverton Travel plans have been implemented at Laverton’s Community Hub and Laverton P-12 College to increase the use of sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport. The plans incorporate a range of targeted initiatives including improved cycling facilities and education programs to reduce community reliance on cars. A program of infrastructure upgrades including artworks and footpath treatments have improved access for pedestrians and cyclists in Laverton. A partnership between the Victorian Government and Hobsons Bay City Council, these projects received funding under the Department of Transport’s TravelSmart and Local Area Access Program. Williamstown Community and Education Centre 14 Thompson Street, Williamstown 3016 Ph. 9397 7349/6168 [email protected] williamstown- spotswoodcc.org.au When: Tuesdays 9.30am. Werribee Bushwalking and Outdoor Club Walking_Werribee@ hotmail.com werribeebushwalking.com Organises regular bushwalks in the Western Region. Melbourne Street Orienteering Western Suburbs Group Ph. 9337 5417 (Ken Moore) or 9397 3493 (John Sheehan) street.orienteering. com.au When: Tuesdays 7pm for a walk or run at various locations throughout the Western suburbs. Go for your life A Victorian Government initiative, ‘Go for your life’ promotes healthy eating and physical activity. A full list of walking clubs and groups in Victoria can be found on the ‘Go for your life’ website. For more information visit goforyourlife.vic. gov.au/gfyldirectory Search by category ‘walking group’. Victoria Walks Victoria Walks has all the tools, information and support you need to make your neighbourhood walk friendly. [email protected] Ph. 9667 1326 victoriawalks.org.au Walking groups Walking groups Bicycle user groups (BUGs) operate in many local communities and workplaces across metropolitan and regional Victoria. As well as promoting and supporting cycling for transport, BUGs offer the opportunity to engage other cyclists through organised rides and events. They are also a valuable resource for local cycling information such as bike routes, recreational rides and local infrastructure. There are a number of BUGs operating in and around Hobsons Bay. BayWest Bicycle User Group (Baywest BUG) BayWest BUG runs social rides and holds monthly meetings at the Laverton Community Centre. baywestbug@gmail. combaywestbug.org.au Hobsons Bay Bicycle User Group (Hobsons Bay BUG) Hobsons Bay BUG runs free weekly on and off-road rides. Rides cater for over and under 50s, as well as beginners. Ph. 03 9399 1240 (Noel) hobsonsbaybug@bigpond. com.au home.vicnet.net. au/~hbbug Maribyrnong Bicycle User Group (MazzaBUG) MazzaBUG run regular social rides and events. They meet monthly at West Footscray Neighbourhood House. [email protected] mazzabug.wordpress.com Brimbank Bicycle User Group (BrimBUG) BRIMBUG runs regular social rides in Brimbank. They meet at the Iramoo Sustainability Centre – St Albans Campus, Victoria University. [email protected] brimbug.org.au Bicycle Victoria A list of cycling groups across Melbourne can be found at: [email protected] bv.com.au/find Select “Find a Club or Bicycle User Group”. Cycling groups Cycling groups Countdown Merchandise and Sales Ph. 9620 5400 57 C11 40 Illawara Street, Williamstown cargobike.com.au Podium Bike Hub Ph. 9397 5300 56 D8 18 Ferguson Street, Williamstown podium.bikehub.com.au PS Bikes Pty Ltd Ph. 9687 7042 42 C9 5/201 Hyde Street, Yarraville psbikes.com.au Salter Cycles Ph. 9369 9666 53 H12 305 Queen Street, Altona Meadows saltercycles.com.au The Freedom Machine Ph. 9397 5300 57 C8 Shop 5/63 Stevedore Street, Williamstown www.freedommachine.com.au X-Training Sportswear Ph. 9399 2713 56 C9 44 Melbourne Road, Newport An online list of bicycle shops across Melbourne can be found at bv.com.au/find Select “Bicycle Shop”. Bike shops on this map Mel. Ref. Bicycle parking at train stations 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 locations on this map. Cages New bike cages are being 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 Parkiteer bike cages are located at the following train stations on this map. Bike Cages are located at the following locations on this map. Bike lockers Altona Laverton North Williamstown Williamstown Bike cages Laverton Newport Bikes and surfboards Some train stations and major transport interchanges have bike lockers or bike cages that can be used to store bikes and related equipment such as helmets and safety vests. For more information about travelling with bikes and surfboards visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au Need more information? For train, tram and bus information call Metlink on 131 638 between 6am and midnight daily or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au Information in other languages Public transport information is available in other languages. Visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au to download the Fares and Travel Guide in your language or 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 9321 5450 Melbourne is progressively making the switch to a new ticketing system called myki. You can choose to use either myki or Metcard to travel on Melbourne’s trains, trams and buses. Metcard The existing Metcard ticketing system can still be used and will run alongside myki for a period of time. Always validate your Metcard when entering and leaving a train station and each time you board a tram or bus. You can buy Metcards from: • the online store at metlinkmelbourne.com.au • retail outlets • Metcard ticket machines at train stations, on trams (coins only) and most buses. For the most current about Metcards call 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au. myki myki is a durable, plastic smart card which stores value and can be used over and over again. Keep your myki topped up and you’ll always be ready for travel. Each time you enter a train station, a tram or a bus, you must touch on and off at the myki reader. When travelling on a tram, you only need to touch off to get the lowest myki money fare if your whole trip is in Zone 2. Melbourne’s public transport network can help you explore every corner of this vibrant city. 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 have been upgraded to run from 6am – 9pm Mon – Fri, 8am – 9pm Saturday and 9am – 9pm Sunday. Metlink Metlink is the ‘one-stop- shop’ for information about Melbourne’s public transport services, fares and ticketing. For train, tram and bus information call Metlink on 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au Journey planner Enter your origin and destination into Metlink’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 call Metlink on 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au You can buy a myki: • online at myki.com.au • by calling 13 6954 (13 myki) • at the myki discovery centre at Southern Cross Station • at the myki ticket window at Flinders Street Station • at the MetShop (Melbourne Town Hall, corner of Swanston and Little Collins streets). The card price for a full fare myki is $10 and $7 for a concession, seniors or child myki. Seniors get their first myki free. You can top up your myki: • online at myki.com.au (allow at least 24 hours for processing) • by calling 13 6954 (13 myki) (allow at least 24 hours for processing) • at myki machines at metropolitan train stations and selected tram platforms stops and bus interchanges. For more information visit myki.com.au or call 13 6954 (13 myki). Travelling with shopping jeeps and golf buggies Shopping jeeps can be carried free on public transport services. Supermarket trolleys are not permitted. Golf buggies and similar items can be carried for free on services provided the comfort, access and safety of other passengers is not affected. Travel by Ferry Travelling by ferry is a great way to experience the true maritime character of Williamstown and offers car-free access to the city. Williamstown Ferries Services operate hourly Monday – Sunday. Some services will drop passengers at Scienceworks on request. Ph. 9682 9555 Ph. 9517 9444 (24 hour information line) williamstownferries.com.au Melbourne River Cruises Ph. 8610 2600 melbcruises.com.au For more information visit the Hobsons Bay Visitor Information Centre Ph. 9932 4310 visitorinformation@ hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au Westgate Punt The Westgate punt runs between Spotswood jetty opposite the Scienceworks Museum and the Fishermans Bend jetty. Services operate on weekends and public holidays from 10am to 4pm. Services are weather dependant. Tickets can be purchased at the terminal and are $5 one way or $7 return. Children under 10 travel free. For more information and current operating hours Ph. 0410 000 458. westgatepunt.com www.goget.com.au go get carshare www.flexicar.com.au 13CABS 13 2227 Platinum Taxis (includes associated taxis) 9090 1800 Silver Top Taxis 13 1008 West Suburban Taxis 9689 1144

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Page 1: goget - Hobsons Bay...Printed February 2011 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

This TravelSmart Map was developed in partnership by the Department of Transport, Melway and Hobsons Bay City Council to encourage the use of sustainable transport. It has been designed to highlight local sustainable transport options 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 February 2011On Re-Art Matt 100% RecycledPrinted by Print Bound

This map was accurate at the time of printing. For up-to-date public transport information and timetables please visit www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au

© State of Victoria 2011

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 www.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

Hobsons Bay TravelSmart Map

Walking, Cycling & Public Transport

Hobsons Bay

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432Yarraville

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414 Footscray

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

InformationTicketing zones

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For train, tram and bus information call131 638 / (TTY) 9619 2727 (6am–midnight daily)or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au MAP NOT TO SCALE

Effective 25 July 2010

HURSTBRIDGE

EPPING

UPFIELD

City Loop

SYDENHAM

#FLEMINGTON

RACECOURSE

WERRIBEE

WILLIAMSTOWN

SANDRINGHAM

FRANKSTON

CRANBOURNE

STONY

POINT

PAKENHAM

GLEN WAVERLEY

BELGRAVE

ALAMEIN

LILYDALE

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

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

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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

Pascoe Vale

Strathmore

Glenbervie

Essendon

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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

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Box Hill

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Mulgrave

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Cheltenham

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Caulfield

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Cranbourne

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Cheltenham

Mentone

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Edithvale

Chelsea

Carrum

Seaford

Chadstone

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Caulfield

Elsternwick

Bentleigh

Malvern

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CroydonSouth Montrose

Mooroolbark

Mt Evelyn

Mitcham

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Healesville

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BELGRAVEConnects with one bus fromCroydon/Olinda

Boronia

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Rowville

EndeavourHills

NarreWarren

Cranbourne

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Berwick

Fountain Gate

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Mooroolbark

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BadgerCreek

WooriYallock

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EndeavourHills

NarreWarren

Cranbourne

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Fountain Gate

Beaconsfield

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Upwey

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Melbourne NightRider bus network

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Bus routes on this mapNightRider

220 Sunshine Station to Gardenvalevia Footscray, Southgate, Prahran, Orrong Road

223 Yarraville to Highpoint Shopping Centrevia Footscray Station

232 Altona North to Queen Victoria Marketvia West Melbourne, Port Melbourne

235 City to Fishermans Bend via Williamstown Road, peak only

237 City to Fishermans Bend via Lorimer Street

250 Garden City to La Trobe Universityvia City, Clifton Hill

251 Garden City to Northland Shopping Centre via City, Clifton Hill

253 Garden City to North Carltonvia South Melbourne Market, City via Eastern Freeway, Doncaster Road

400 Sunshine to Laverton via Robinsons Road

409 Yarraville to Highpointvia Footscray

411 Laverton to Footscrayvia Altona Meadows, Altona, Millers Road

412 Laverton to Footscrayvia Altona Meadows, Altona, Mills Road

413 Laverton to Hoppers Crossing

414 Aircraft to Footscray

415 Laverton to Wiliamstownvia Altona, Aircraft

416 Aircraft Station to Hoppers Crossingvia The Strand

431 Newport to Kingsvillevia Sommerville Road

432 Newport to Yarravillevia Altona Gate Shopping Centre

471 Williamstown – Sunshine via Newport, Altona Gate Shopping Centre

472 Williamstown to Moonee Pondsvia Footscray

606 St Kilda to Port Melbournevia Bay Street

For more detailed bus route and service information call Metlink on 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

NightRider

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

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

Cross tram and 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 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 drivers’ blind spots to the side and next to their back doors.

CyclingCycling in traffic

Use 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.

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 the 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.

CyclingLock your bike Car doors

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 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.

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 visit www.vicroads.vic.gov.au

CyclingCycling at night Road rules Off-road shared paths

Access and mobility

Water transportCar sharing

TrainsAll train stations are wheelchair accessible, except Heyington Station.

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 platform stops, Melbourne’s tram network is increasingly accessible to passengers using mobility aids.

Low-floor trams have two allocated spaces for passengers using mobility aids. This area is inside the double-door marked with a wheelchair symbol.

BusesMore than 70 per cent of Melbourne’s bus services are wheelchair-accessible, including SmartBus, SkyBus and NightRider buses.

Bus companies will try to schedule a low-floor bus for you, provided adequate notice is given. It is best to contact the company the day before you travel.

At the stop, the bus driver places a ramp between the front door of the bus and the kerb of the road.

For a list of bus operators visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call 131 638.

For station and stop profiles visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

TaxiWheelchair accessible taxis can be booked though:

Silver Top Taxis 8413 7202Yellow Cabs 9277 3877

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.

SmartBus

SmartBusA premium bus service, SmartBus compliments Melbourne’s radial train network, providing ‘cross-town’ connections to train stations, tram lines, key local destinations and other activity centres.SmartBus runs more frequently and for longer hours than most bus services. A combination of road priority works and the use of smart technology means they are also more reliable.By remaining in continuous contact with their depot, SmartBus is able to provide real-time travel information to passengers at selected high-use bus stops and bus-train interchanges.

SmartBus services can be used by passengers holding a valid public transport ticket for the area in which they are travelling.For more detailed information visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au or call Metlink on 131 638.

NightRider is a bus service that provides a safe, easy and inexpensive way to travel after midnight on weekends.

NightRider buses travel between the city (City Square, Swanston Street) and Melbourne’s outer suburbs, every half hour 1.30am – 4.30am on Saturdays and 1.30am – 5.30am on Sundays.

There are more than 450 NightRider stops along routes to Melbourne’s outer suburbs.

You can request to alight anywhere along the NightRider route, provided it’s safe for the bus to stop. Simply let the driver know where you’d like to hop off.

NightRider buses have phones on board so you can call a taxi to meet you at your bus stop to take you home, or for $1 you can call someone to pick you up.

Please let the bus driver know when boarding the bus if you need to use the phone.

Normal public transport fares apply. A Daily, or a 2 hour ticket first used after 6pm, can be used until 3am.

For route information and timetables visit metlinkmelbourne.com.auor call 131 638.

Shared path code of conductWhen 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 leash park’.

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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 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 transport.vic.gov.au/travelsmart

TravelSmart TravelSmart and LAAP Projects

Major Train & Bus interchanges in Hobsons Bay

Cycling

Altona Laverton Newport

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.

CyclingRoundabouts Cycling in the wet

You can catch a cab by booking it on the phone from your local taxi company, 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. Prepaid fares apply between 10pm and 5am.

Taxi 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

Always get an electronic receipt after your taxi trip.

Pre-paid fares 10pm–5am

Mobile phone tools

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

Metro TrainsPlatform 1Platform 1 offers metropolitan train travel information services via SMS and email. Join up and choose from instant SMS timetable information, SMS updates on disruptions or email alerts for weekend and evening improvement works. For more information visit metrotrains.com.au

Yarra TramstramTRACKERtramTRACKER® from Yarra Trams provides real-time tram arrival information for every stop on the network. It’s available by phone, SMS, iPhone and online. For more tramTRACKER® information visit tramtracker.yarratrams.com.au

Metlink mobile phone tools Metlink’s free Nokia and iPhone applications give users train, tram and bus timetables. The applications also feature the Metlink journey planner, live tram information, maps, and you can save your regular stops as favourites for quick access. To download the Nokia app visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au. To download the iPhone app visit the iTunes Store.

Metlink’s mobile departure board gives mobile phone users train, tram and bus departure times straight to their phone, as well as information direct from Metlink’s online journey planner. Visit metlink.mobi online or from your mobile phone to use the mobile departure board.

Off-road shared paths

Federation TrailThe Federation Trail is a VicRoads off-road shared path that runs for 24km from Millers Road in Brooklyn through to the Werribee River.

Skeleton Creek TrailThe Skeleton Creek Trail is a sealed off-road shared path that runs along the creek linking Cheetham Wetlands to Point Cook and Wyndham.

Laverton Creek Trail Currently under construction, the Laverton Creek Trail will provide off-road pedestrian and cyclist access from Merton Street to the Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail.

Hobsons Bay Coastal TrailThe Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail is a 23 km off-road shared path which runs from the Westgate Bridge in Spotswood to Skeleton Creek in Altona Meadows.

The trail passes sandy beaches, wetlands, historic buildings and the Williamstown Botanic Gardens.

A series of markers along the trail tell the story of the natural and cultural history of Hobsons Bay and a series of sculptures enlivens the journey.

Stop and refuel along they way at one of the many cafes in Altona and historic Williamstown.

From Spotswood through to Point Gellibrand the trail offers views of Melbourne, the lower Yarra River and the historic seaport of Williamstown.

From Point Gellibrand through to Skeleton Creek, there is a network of wetlands and nature reserves that offers sweeping views, birdlife and a chance to escape from everyday city life. The trail links with both the Skeleton Creek Trail and the Laverton Creek Trail.

A map of the trail can be downloaded at hobsonsbay.vic.gov.au

WalkSmart and CycleSmart Taxi services

WalkSmart and CycleSmart were developed under the Victorian Government’s TravelSmart program to support travel planning in workplaces as well as the broader community.

The linked websites are interactive behaviour change tools. They provide support and encouragement to participants as they increase their use of walking and cycling.

By choosing to walk or cycle as part of the daily commute, members are encouraged to think about sustainable transport options.

WalkSmartThe WalkSmart website makes it fun and easy to stay motivated and reach the magic 10,000 steps per day recommended for health and wellbeing.

Using a pedometer is also a great motivator for increasing physical exercise, especially when used in conjunction with WalkSmart.

Once registered with WalkSmart, you can log your daily steps, set personal goals and receive weekly updates of your progress.

For more information or to register visit walksmart.net

CycleSmartCycling is an inexpensive and convenient way to travel within your local area and beyond.

Whether you are experienced or a beginner, CycleSmart has all the information you need to get started and keep motivated.

To participate all you need is a cycle computer and an email address. By registering with CycleSmart you can set goals, monitor your progress and even monitor changes in your heart rate.

For more information or to register visit cyclesmart.net

Laverton WalkersGolden Age ClubCrown Street LavertonPh. 9360 7149 (Josie Magro) When: Thursdays 9.00am.

Laverton Pram WalkersLaverton Maternal and Child Health Centre8 Donald Street, LavertonPh. 9932 1000When: Wednesdays 11.00am.

Louis Joel Arts and Community Centre Walking Group5 Sargood Street, Altona 3018Ph. 9398 [email protected]: Tuesdays 9.30am with a follow up coffee and chat.

Newport Community Education Centre43 Mason Street, Newport 3015Ph. 9391 [email protected]: Mondays 10.15am at the Newport Lakes carpark (Off Leslie Street) and Thursdays 9.30am at the Newport Community Education Centre.

Spotswood Community House598 Melbourne Road, Spotswood 3015Ph. 9391 2613coordinator@spotswood.com.auwilliamstown-spotswoodcc.org.auWhen: Tuesdays 9.30am.

Walk and TalkAltona Foreshore and Cherry Lake Altona. Meets for walks along Altona Foreshore and Cherry Lake Altona.When: Mondays 6.30pm, Sundays 9.00am.

Sciencewalk to ScienceworksImproved pedestrian and cycling networks in Spotswood have linked Scienceworks Museum with key local destinations and public transport to enhance local transport options. The installation of a series of artworks and wayfinding signage has further improved sustainable transport connections in the area.

Hotspots Rectification ProjectThe Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail is a key pedestrian and cyclist connection forming part of the Port Phillip Bay Trail. Crossing and surface treatments at the Ferguson Street Roundabout and along the Anchorage Restaurant precinct have not only improved safety and access but have also reduced modal conflict along the trail.

Linking Laverton Travel plans have been implemented at Laverton’s Community Hub and Laverton P-12 College to increase the use of sustainable travel options such as walking, cycling and public transport. The plans incorporate a range of targeted initiatives including improved cycling facilities and education programs to reduce community reliance on cars. A program of infrastructure upgrades including artworks and footpath treatments have improved access for pedestrians and cyclists in Laverton.

A partnership between the Victorian Government and Hobsons Bay City Council, these projects received funding under the Department of Transport’s TravelSmart and Local Area Access Program.

Williamstown Community and Education Centre14 Thompson Street, Williamstown 3016Ph. 9397 7349/[email protected] williamstown-spotswoodcc.org.auWhen: Tuesdays 9.30am.

Werribee Bushwalking and Outdoor [email protected] regular bushwalks in the Western Region.

Melbourne Street Orienteering Western Suburbs GroupPh. 9337 5417 (Ken Moore) or 9397 3493 (John Sheehan)street.orienteering.com.auWhen: Tuesdays 7pm for a walk or run at various locations throughout the Western suburbs.

Go for your life

A Victorian Government initiative, ‘Go for your life’ promotes healthy eating and physical activity. A full list of walking clubs and groups in Victoria can be found on the ‘Go for your life’ website.For more information visit goforyourlife.vic.gov.au/gfyldirectory Search by category ‘walking group’.Victoria Walks

Victoria Walks has all the tools, information and support you need to make your neighbourhood walk friendly. [email protected] Ph. 9667 1326 victoriawalks.org.au

Walking groups Walking groups

Bicycle user groups (BUGs) operate in many local communities and workplaces across metropolitan and regional Victoria.

As well as promoting and supporting cycling for transport, BUGs offer the opportunity to engage other cyclists through organised rides and events. They are also a valuable resource for local cycling information such as bike routes, recreational rides and local infrastructure.

There are a number of BUGs operating in and around Hobsons Bay.

BayWest Bicycle User Group

(Baywest BUG)

BayWest BUG runs social rides and holds monthly meetings at the Laverton Community [email protected]

Hobsons Bay Bicycle User Group(Hobsons Bay BUG)

Hobsons Bay BUG runs free weekly on and off-road rides. Rides cater for over and under 50s, as well as beginners.Ph. 03 9399 1240 (Noel)[email protected]/~hbbug

Maribyrnong Bicycle User Group (MazzaBUG)

MazzaBUG run regular social rides and events. They meet monthly at West Footscray Neighbourhood [email protected]

Brimbank Bicycle User Group (BrimBUG)

BRIMBUG runs regular social rides in Brimbank. They meet at the Iramoo Sustainability Centre – St Albans Campus, Victoria [email protected]

Bicycle Victoria

A list of cycling groups across Melbourne can be found at:[email protected]/find

Select “Find a Club or Bicycle User Group”.

Cycling groups Cycling groups

Countdown Merchandise and Sales Ph. 9620 5400 57 C1140 Illawara Street, Williamstown cargobike.com.au

Podium Bike Hub Ph. 9397 5300 56 D8 18 Ferguson Street, Williamstown podium.bikehub.com.au

PS Bikes Pty Ltd Ph. 9687 7042 42 C95/201 Hyde Street, Yarraville psbikes.com.au

Salter Cycles Ph. 9369 9666 53 H12 305 Queen Street, Altona Meadows saltercycles.com.au

The Freedom Machine Ph. 9397 5300 57 C8Shop 5/63 Stevedore Street, Williamstown www.freedommachine.com.au

X-Training Sportswear Ph. 9399 2713 56 C944 Melbourne Road, Newport

AnonlinelistofbicycleshopsacrossMelbournecanbefoundatbv.com.au/findSelect“BicycleShop”.

Bike shops on this mapMel. Ref.

Bicycle parking at train stations

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 locations on this map.

CagesNew bike cages are being 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

Parkiteer bike cages are located at the following train stations on this map.

Bike Cages are located at the following locations on this map.

Bike lockers

Altona Laverton

NorthWilliamstown

Williamstown

Bike cages

Laverton Newport

Bikes and surfboardsSome train stations and major transport interchanges have bike lockers or bike cages that can be used to store bikes and related equipment such as helmets and safety vests. For more information about travelling with bikes and surfboards visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

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

Information in other languagesPublic transport information  is available in other languages. Visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au to download the Fares and

Travel Guide in your language or 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 9321 5450

Melbourne is progressively making the switch to a new ticketing system called myki. You can choose to use either myki or Metcard to travel on Melbourne’s trains, trams and buses.MetcardThe existing Metcard ticketing system can still be used and will run alongside myki for a period of time. Always validate your Metcard when entering and leaving a train station and each time you board a tram or bus.You can buy Metcards from:• the online store at

metlinkmelbourne.com.au• retail outlets

• Metcard ticket machines at train stations, on trams (coins only) and most buses.

For the most current about Metcards call 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au.mykimyki is a durable, plastic smart card which stores value and can be used over and over again. Keep your myki topped up and you’ll always be ready for travel.Each time you enter a train station, a tram or a bus, you must touch on and off at the myki reader. When travelling on a tram, you only need to touch off to get the lowest myki money fare if your whole trip is in Zone 2.

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

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 have been upgraded to run from 6am – 9pm Mon – Fri, 8am – 9pm Saturday and 9am – 9pm Sunday.

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

For train, tram and bus information call Metlink on 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

Journey plannerEnter your origin and destination into Metlink’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 call Metlink on 131 638 or visit metlinkmelbourne.com.au

You can buy a myki:• online at myki.com.au• by calling 13 6954

(13 myki)• at the myki discovery

centre at Southern Cross Station

• at the myki ticket window at Flinders Street Station

• at the MetShop (Melbourne Town Hall, corner of Swanston and Little Collins streets).

The card price for a full fare myki is $10 and $7 for a concession, seniors or child myki. Seniors get their first myki free. You can top up your myki: • online at myki.com.au

(allow at least 24 hours for processing)

• by calling 13 6954 (13 myki) (allow at least 24 hours for processing)

• at myki machines at metropolitan train stations and selected tram platforms stops and bus interchanges.

For more information visit myki.com.au or call 13 6954 (13 myki).Travelling with shopping jeeps and golf buggiesShopping jeeps can be carried free on public transport services. Supermarket trolleys are not permitted. Golf buggies and similar items can be carried for free on services provided the comfort, access and safety of other passengers is not affected.

Travel by FerryTravelling by ferry is a great way to experience the true maritime character of Williamstown and offers car-free access to the city.

Williamstown FerriesServices operate hourly Monday – Sunday. Some services will drop passengers at Scienceworks on request. Ph. 9682 9555Ph. 9517 9444 (24 hour information line)williamstownferries.com.au

Melbourne River CruisesPh. 8610 2600melbcruises.com.au

For more information visit the Hobsons Bay Visitor Information Centre Ph. 9932 [email protected]

Westgate PuntThe Westgate punt runs between Spotswood jetty opposite the Scienceworks Museum and the Fishermans Bend jetty. Services operate on weekends and public holidays from 10am to 4pm. Services are weather dependant.

Tickets can be purchased at the terminal and are $5 one way or $7 return. Children under 10 travel free.

For more information and current operating hours Ph. 0410 000 458.westgatepunt.com

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gogetcarshare

www.flexicar.com.au

13CABS 13 2227Platinum Taxis (includes associated taxis) 9090 1800Silver Top Taxis 13 1008West Suburban Taxis 9689 1144

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