Your Walk Guide

We are excited that you're joining us for this year's MTN Walk the Talk with 702.

In this guide you will find all the information you need about the venue, routes and the parking plan. We want to make sure that your day is enjoyable, safe and as hassle-free as possible. This can only happen when everyone knows where to go, where to park and the routes for each walk. So, please take the time to read through the guide. An event of this size will impact on traffic flow and delays should be expected and planned for.

Stay tuned to 702 for event information and traffic reports on Walk the Talk Sunday.

Follow us on: Twitter: @walkthetalk_https://twitter.com/walkthetalk_ (#MTN702WALK) | Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/WalktheTalkSA/ MTN Walk the Talk with 702 | Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/702walkthetalk/ @702walkthetalk WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT TO FIND IN YOUR WALK PACK? Before you leave Number Collection, make sure you have the following in your possession: Walk Number - yours and/or your entire team's walk numbers Complimentary Bandana Park and Ride Tickets – if you pre-booked and paid for this Walk the Talk Merchandise – if you pre-ordered and paid for this Dog Walk Pamphlet and Gift - if you have registered your pooch Timing/Certification Tag - if you pre-ordered and paid for this THE START AND STARTING TIMES Before you leave home check that you have your walk number pinned to the front of your shirt. Ensure that your walk number is visible at all times. No Number, No Walk. Walkers without a valid walk number are illegal, uninsured and take away from those who have paid to enter. Lost numbers will be charged at the late entry fee.

The Start is located on Judith Road. Access to the Start is from the main gates of Marks Park Sports Club. You must access the Start from the back of the Start. No participants will be able to access the front of the Start. To avoid any inconvenience, please use the recommended parking facilities to access the Start easily. Please remember this is a walk, not a run! Enjoy the day and take it easy – there are many people out to enjoy this fun-filled day. Don't forget to keep hydrated. There will be a waterpoint with water provided by Joburg Water inside Marks Park Sports Club, where you can fill your water bottlers before you enter the start area for your walk. There are toilets and medical facilities located in the start pen. We urge all walkers to be aware of those around them and to keep a close eye on their personal belongings as there have been instances of bag tampering at events.

25km 15km 8km 5km START TIMES 06h45 07h15 09h00 11h00 Closes at 07h00 Closes at 08h20 Closes at 10h30 Closes at 12h00

PARKING AND ACCESS There are over 50 000 participants so you can expect delays in getting to the parking areas. To make sure you start within your communicated start time, allow for an additional one hour and thirty minutes of travel to the venue. Primary parking is located at the Botanical Gardens with access off Thomas Bowler Street and Beyers Naude Drive. Access to the parking is via Beyers Naude Drive from the north and south. This is the recommended parking for all participants. This parking is easily accessible and FREE of charge. Be aware that there are illegal parking guards who may direct you to park outside of the recommended parking area. Please do not listen to them. We are not able to secure vehicles parked in these areas. Please refer to the map included for suggested routes to the parking facilities.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you park to help you find your way back to your car!

ROAD CLOSURES Avoid Barry Hertzog Road, it will be closed on the day as it forms part of the walk routes. Please take note of the road closures, which will be in effect on the 5km, 8km, 15km and 25km routes. These may affect your journey to and from Marks Park Sports Club. There is no access into the Red Zone. Please refer to the inserted map for details about the Red Zone. This is a restricted area and will be strictly controlled. Walkers’ access to the Start is from the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens through the lower entrance of Marks Park Sports Club. Follow the “To the Start” signage. Judith Road will be closed to traffic from 04:00 to 14:00.

Walk Tip: Please go to www.walkthetalk.co.za for information on road closures.

PARK AND RIDE FACILITIES Please check your walk pack carefully if you ordered Park and Ride. Your colour-coded band will be inside your race pack when you collect your race number. Pre-booked Park and Ride will run from Clearwater Mall, Eastgate, Melrose Arch, Montecasino, (corner West & ), Nasrec Expo Centre, or the University of Johannesburg. If you have booked Park and Ride from any one of these venues, the marked buses will pick you up from your chosen venue and drop you off on Louw Geldenhuys Road next to Dam. This will also be your departure point after your walk. Follow the “To the Start” signage to gain access to Marks Park Sports Club. Park and Ride buses will start shuttling participants from the departure points at 05:00. To return to your chosen departure point and your car, take a bus from the same drop-off point from 10:00 onwards. We will offer overflow parking at the University of Johannesburg, with a park-and-shuttle option at R80 per ticket on the day. All Park and Ride buses are colour-coded according to the pick-up and drop-off point. Look for the colour-coded event posters on each bus which should match your Park and Ride band.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you arrive to help you remember how to get back to the pick-up point!

TOG BAG DROP OFF Leave your bags or picnic baskets at the secure Tog Bag Drop-Off marquee situated above the Finish field. You can collect your bags after your walk.

WATER POINTS AND ON ROUTE FACILITIES All water points along the route have both medical and toilet facilities. The 25km walk has seven water points with Coca-Cola and water. The 15km walk has four water points offering Powerade, Coca-Cola and water. The 8km and 5km water points will be stocked with Powerade, Coca cola and water. The Finish water point will have Powerade. There are loads of Power Zones and amazing activations out on the routes. Be sure to take photos and share them on social media on the day.

DOG WALK Complete Pet Food are the dog walk sponsors and will be providing dedicated dog water points on the 5km and 8km walks. To participate in the 5km or 8km walks all dogs must be on leads and adequately restrained, medically fit and socialised to be with other dogs and people. Remember to take a plastic bag (doggy-doo bag) along with you for cleaning up any mess after your dog. Look out for the Complete Pet Food finish line as you enter the Finish field, dog walkers must keep right. The Complete Pet Food finish area will also have water and veterinary support sponsored by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and SAVA Community Veterinary Clinics. CROSSING THE FINISH LINE All distances finish within Marks Park Sports Club. All our participants are winners so remember to collect your medal after successfully completing your walk. Anyone who wears a timing/certification tag will be checked in via electronic antennae, which will enable us to issue your certificate of participation. These certificates will be available online from Tuesday 30 July. CHILDREN AND SAFETY We recommend that you write your cell phone number on your child's arm. Another way you can ensure your child is identified, should you become disconnected during the day, is to take a photo of your child in the morning. Also keep the call centre number (011 017 2700) on your phone for quick reference. For your child's safety please do not leave them alone, even for a second. Missing children will be taken to the JOC (Joint Operations Centre) in the venue, located adjacent to the clubhouse There is a childrens play area avilable on Field C.

MEDICAL SUPPORT Netcare 911 is the official medical supplier. For any medical emergency please call 082 911. We recommend you save this number on your cell phone.

PUBLIC VILLAGE INFORMATION In order to ensure that all the participants have a safe and valuable experience, here is a quick look at what you can expect and what you are not allowed to bring to the event: PARKING AND ACCESS There are over 50 000 participants so you can expect delays in getting to the parking areas. To make sure you start within your communicated start time, allow for an additional one hour and thirty minutes of travel to the venue. Primary parking is located at the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens with access off Thomas Bowler Street and Beyers Naude Drive. Access to the parking is via Beyers Naude Drive from the north and south. This is the recommended parking for all participants. This parking is easily accessible and FREE of charge. Be aware that there are illegal parking guards who may direct you to park outside of the recommended parking area. Please do not listen to them. We are not able to secure vehicles parked in these areas. Please refer to the map included for suggested routes to the parking facilities.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you park to help you find your way back to your car!

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ROAD CLOSURES Avoid Barry Hertzog Road, it will be closed on the day as it forms part of the walk routes. Please take note of the road closures, which will be in effect on the 5km, 8km, 15km and 25km routes. These may affect your journey to and from Marks Park Sports Club. There is no access into the Red Zone. Please refer to the inserted map for details about the Red Zone. This is a restricted area and will be strictly controlled. Walkers’ access to the Start is from the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens through the lower entrance of Marks Park Sports Club. Follow the “To the Start” signage. Judith Road will be closed to traffic from 04:00 to 14:00.

Walk Tip: Please go to www.walkthetalk.co.za for information on road closures.

PARK AND RIDE FACILITIES Please check your walk pack carefully if you ordered Park and Ride. Your colour-coded band will be inside your race pack when you collect your race number. Pre-booked Park and Ride will run from Clearwater Mall, Eastgate, Melrose Arch, Montecasino, Sandton (corner West & Rivonia), Nasrec Expo Centre, or the University of Johannesburg. If you have booked Park and Ride from any one of these venues, the marked buses will pick you up from your chosen venue and drop you off on Louw Geldenhuys Road next to Emmarentia Dam. This will also be your departure point after your walk. Follow the “To the Start” signage to gain access to Marks Park Sports Club. Park and Ride buses will start shuttling participants from the departure points at 05:00. To return to your chosen departure point and your car, take a bus from the same drop-off point from 10:00 onwards. We will offer overflow parking at the University of Johannesburg, with a park-and-shuttle option at R80 per ticket on the day. All Park and Ride buses are colour-coded according to the pick-up and drop-off point. Look for the colour-coded event posters on each bus which should match your Park and Ride band.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you arrive to help you remember how to get back to the pick-up point!

TOG BAG DROP OFF Leave your bags or picnic baskets at the secure Tog Bag Drop-Off marquee situated above the Finish field. You can collect your bags after your walk.

WATER POINTS AND ON ROUTE FACILITIES All water points along the route have both medical and toilet facilities. The 25km walk has seven water points with Coca-Cola and water. The 15km walk has four water points offering Powerade, Coca-Cola and water. The 8km and 5km water points will be stocked with Powerade, Coca cola and water. The Finish water point will have Powerade. There are loads of Power Zones and amazing activations out on the routes. Be sure to take photos and share them on social media on the day.

DOG WALK Complete Pet Food are the dog walk sponsors and will be providing dedicated dog water points on the 5km and 8km walks. To participate in the 5km or 8km walks all dogs must be on leads and adequately restrained, medically fit and socialised to be with other dogs and people. Remember to take a plastic bag (doggy-doo bag) along with you for cleaning up any mess after your dog. Look out for the Complete Pet Food finish line as you enter the Finish field, dog walkers must keep right. The Complete Pet Food finish area will also have water and veterinary support sponsored by the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and SAVA Community Veterinary Clinics. CROSSING THE FINISH LINE All distances finish within Marks Park Sports Club. All our participants are winners so remember to collect your medal after successfully completing your walk. Anyone who wears a timing/certification tag will be checked in via electronic antennae, which will enable us to issue your certificate of participation. These certificates will be available online from Tuesday 30 July. CHILDREN AND SAFETY We recommend that you write your cell phone number on your child's arm. Another way you can ensure your child is identified, should you become disconnected during the day, is to take a photo of your child in the morning. Also keep the call centre number (011 017 2700) on your phone for quick reference. For your child's safety please do not leave them alone, even for a second. Missing children will be taken to the JOC (Joint Operations Centre) in the venue, located adjacent to the clubhouse There is a childrens play area avilable on Field C.

MEDICAL SUPPORT Netcare 911 is the official medical supplier. For any medical emergency please call 082 911. We recommend you save this number on your cell phone.

PUBLIC VILLAGE INFORMATION In order to ensure that all the participants have a safe and valuable experience, here is a quick look at what you can expect and what you are not allowed to bring to the event: PARKING AND ACCESS There are over 50 000 participants so you can expect delays in getting to the parking areas. To make sure you start within your communicated start time, allow for an additional one hour and thirty minutes of travel to the venue. Primary parking is located at the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens with access off Thomas Bowler Street and Beyers Naude Drive. Access to the parking is via Beyers Naude Drive from the north and south. This is the recommended parking for all participants. This parking is easily accessible and FREE of charge. Be aware that there are illegal parking guards who may direct you to park outside of the recommended parking area. Please do not listen to them. We are not able to secure vehicles parked in these areas. Please refer to the map included for suggested routes to the parking facilities.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you park to help you find your way back to your car!

ROAD CLOSURES Avoid Barry Hertzog Road, it will be closed on the day as it forms part of the walk routes. Please take note of the road closures, which will be in effect on the 5km, 8km, 15km and 25km routes. These may affect your journey to and from Marks Park Sports Club. There is no access into the Red Zone. Please refer to the inserted map for details about the Red Zone. This is a restricted area and will be strictly controlled. Walkers’ access to the Start is from the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens through the lower entrance of Marks Park Sports Club. Follow the “To the Start” signage. Judith Road will be closed to traffic from 04:00 to 14:00.

Walk Tip: Please go to www.walkthetalk.co.za for information on road closures.

PARK AND RIDE FACILITIES Please check your walk pack carefully if you ordered Park and Ride. Your colour-coded band will be inside your race pack when you collect your race number. Pre-booked Park and Ride will run from Clearwater Mall, Eastgate, Melrose Arch, Montecasino, Sandton (corner West & Rivonia), Nasrec Expo Centre, or the University of Johannesburg. If you have booked Park and Ride from any one of these venues, the marked buses will pick you up from your chosen venue and drop you off on Louw Geldenhuys Road next to Emmarentia Dam. This will also be your departure point after your walk. Follow the “To the Start” signage to gain access to Marks Park Sports Club. Park and Ride buses will start shuttling participants from the departure points at 05:00. To return to your chosen departure point and your car, take a bus from the same drop-off point from 10:00 onwards. We will offer overflow parking at the University of Johannesburg, with a park-and-shuttle option at R80 per ticket on the day. All Park and Ride buses are colour-coded according to the pick-up and drop-off point. Look for the colour-coded event posters on each bus which should match your Park and Ride band.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you arrive to help you remember how to get back to the pick-up point!

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TOG BAG DROP OFF Leave your bags or picnic baskets at the secure Tog Bag Drop-Off marquee situated above the Finish field. You can collect your bags after your walk.

WATER POINTS AND ON ROUTE FACILITIES All water points along the route have both medical and toilet facilities. The 25km walk has seven water points with Coca-Cola and water. The 15km walk has four water points offering Powerade, Coca-Cola and water. The 8km and 5km water points will be stocked with Powerade, Coca cola and water. The Finish water point will have Powerade. There are loads of Power Zones and amazing activations out on the routes. Be sure to take photos and share them on social media on the day.

DOG WALK Complete Pet Food are the dog walk sponsors and will be providing dedicated dog water points on the 5km and 8km walks. To participate in the 5km or 8km walks all dogs must be on leads and adequately restrained, medically fit and socialised to be with other dogs and people. Remember to take a plastic bag (doggy-doo bag) along with you for cleaning up any mess after your dog. Look out for the Complete Pet Food finish line as you enter the Finish field, dog walkers must keep right. The Complete Pet Food finish area will also have water and veterinary support sponsored by the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and SAVA Community Veterinary Clinics. CROSSING THE FINISH LINE All distances finish within Marks Park Sports Club. All our participants are winners so remember to collect your medal after successfully completing your walk. Anyone who wears a timing/certification tag will be checked in via electronic antennae, which will enable us to issue your certificate of participation. These certificates will be available online from Tuesday 30 July. CHILDREN AND SAFETY We recommend that you write your cell phone number on your child's arm. Another way you can ensure your child is identified, should you become disconnected during the day, is to take a photo of your child in the morning. Also keep the call centre number (011 017 2700) on your phone for quick reference. For your child's safety please do not leave them alone, even for a second. Missing children will be taken to the JOC (Joint Operations Centre) in the venue, located adjacent to the clubhouse There is a childrens play area avilable on Field C.

MEDICAL SUPPORT Netcare 911 is the official medical supplier. For any medical emergency please call 082 911. We recommend you save this number on your cell phone.

PUBLIC VILLAGE INFORMATION In order to ensure that all the participants have a safe and valuable experience, here is a quick look at what you can expect and what you are not allowed to bring to the event: PARKING AND ACCESS There are over 50 000 participants so you can expect delays in getting to the parking areas. To make sure you start within your communicated start time, allow for an additional one hour and thirty minutes of travel to the venue. Primary parking is located at the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens with access off Thomas Bowler Street and Beyers Naude Drive. Access to the parking is via Beyers Naude Drive from the north and south. This is the recommended parking for all participants. This parking is easily accessible and FREE of charge. Be aware that there are illegal parking guards who may direct you to park outside of the recommended parking area. Please do not listen to them. We are not able to secure vehicles parked in these areas. Please refer to the map included for suggested routes to the parking facilities.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you park to help you find your way back to your car!

ROAD CLOSURES Avoid Barry Hertzog Road, it will be closed on the day as it forms part of the walk routes. Please take note of the road closures, which will be in effect on the 5km, 8km, 15km and 25km routes. These may affect your journey to and from Marks Park Sports Club. There is no access into the Red Zone. Please refer to the inserted map for details about the Red Zone. This is a restricted area and will be strictly controlled. Walkers’ access to the Start is from the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens through the lower entrance of Marks Park Sports Club. Follow the “To the Start” signage. Judith Road will be closed to traffic from 04:00 to 14:00.

Walk Tip: Please go to www.walkthetalk.co.za for information on road closures.

PARK AND RIDE FACILITIES Please check your walk pack carefully if you ordered Park and Ride. Your colour-coded band will be inside your race pack when you collect your race number. Pre-booked Park and Ride will run from Clearwater Mall, Eastgate, Melrose Arch, Montecasino, Sandton (corner West & Rivonia), Nasrec Expo Centre, or the University of Johannesburg. If you have booked Park and Ride from any one of these venues, the marked buses will pick you up from your chosen venue and drop you off on Louw Geldenhuys Road next to Emmarentia Dam. This will also be your departure point after your walk. Follow the “To the Start” signage to gain access to Marks Park Sports Club. Park and Ride buses will start shuttling participants from the departure points at 05:00. To return to your chosen departure point and your car, take a bus from the same drop-off point from 10:00 onwards. We will offer overflow parking at the University of Johannesburg, with a park-and-shuttle option at R80 per ticket on the day. All Park and Ride buses are colour-coded according to the pick-up and drop-off point. Look for the colour-coded event posters on each bus which should match your Park and Ride band.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you arrive to help you remember how to get back to the pick-up point!

TOG BAG DROP OFF Leave your bags or picnic baskets at the secure Tog Bag Drop-Off marquee situated above the Finish field. You can collect your bags after your walk.

WATER POINTS AND ON ROUTE FACILITIES All water points along the route have both medical and toilet facilities. The 25km walk has seven water points with Coca-Cola and water. The 15km walk has four water points offering Powerade, Coca-Cola and water. The 8km and 5km water points will be stocked with Powerade, Coca cola and water. The Finish water point will have Powerade. There are loads of Power Zones and amazing activations out on the routes. Be sure to take photos and share them on social media on the day. https://twitter.com/walkthetalk_MTN Walk the Talk with 702 https://www.facebook.com/WalktheTalkSA/@walkthetalk_ (#MTN702Walk) @702walkthetalkhttps://www.instagram.com/702walkthetalk/ (#MTN702Walk)

DOG WALK Complete Pet Food are the dog walk sponsors and will be providing dedicated dog water points on the 5km and 8km walks. To participate in the 5km or 8km walks all dogs must be on leads and adequately restrained, medically fit and socialised to be with other dogs and people. Remember to take a plastic bag (doggy-doo bag) along with you for cleaning up any mess after your dog. Look out for the Complete Pet Food finish line as you enter the Finish field, dog walkers must keep right. The Complete Pet Food finish area will also have water and veterinary support sponsored by the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and SAVA Community Veterinary Clinics. CROSSING THE FINISH LINE All distances finish within Marks Park Sports Club. All our participants are winners so remember to collect your medal after successfully completing your walk. Anyone who wears a timing/certification tag will be checked in via electronic antennae, which will enable us to issue your certificate of participation. These certificates will be available online from Tuesday 30 July. CHILDREN AND SAFETY We recommend that you write your cell phone number on your child's arm. Another way you can ensure your child is identified, should you become disconnected during the day, is to take a photo of your child in the morning. Also keep the call centre number (011 017 2700) on your phone for quick reference. For your child's safety please do not leave them alone, even for a second. Missing children will be taken to the JOC (Joint Operations Centre) in the venue, located adjacent to the clubhouse There is a childrens play area avilable on Field C.

MEDICAL SUPPORT Netcare 911 is the official medical supplier. For any medical emergency please call 082 911. We recommend you save this number on your cell phone.

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PUBLIC VILLAGE INFORMATION In order to ensure that all the participants have a safe and valuable experience, here is a quick look at what you can expect and what you are not allowed to bring to the event: PARKING AND ACCESS There are over 50 000 participants so you can expect delays in getting to the parking areas. To make sure you start within your communicated start time, allow for an additional one hour and thirty minutes of travel to the venue. Primary parking is located at the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens with access off Thomas Bowler Street and Beyers Naude Drive. Access to the parking is via Beyers Naude Drive from the north and south. This is the recommended parking for all participants. This parking is easily accessible and FREE of charge. Be aware that there are illegal parking guards who may direct you to park outside of the recommended parking area. Please do not listen to them. We are not able to secure vehicles parked in these areas. Please refer to the map included for suggested routes to the parking facilities.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you park to help you find your way back to your car!

ROAD CLOSURES Avoid Barry Hertzog Road, it will be closed on the day as it forms part of the walk routes. Please take note of the road closures, which will be in effect on the 5km, 8km, 15km and 25km routes. These may affect your journey to and from Marks Park Sports Club. There is no access into the Red Zone. Please refer to the inserted map for details about the Red Zone. This is a restricted area and will be strictly controlled. Walkers’ access to the Start is from the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens through the lower entrance of Marks Park Sports Club. Follow the “To the Start” signage. Judith Road will be closed to traffic from 04:00 to 14:00.

Walk Tip: Please go to www.walkthetalk.co.za for information on road closures.

PARK AND RIDE FACILITIES Please check your walk pack carefully if you ordered Park and Ride. Your colour-coded band will be inside your race pack when you collect your race number. Pre-booked Park and Ride will run from Clearwater Mall, Eastgate, Melrose Arch, Montecasino, Sandton (corner West & Rivonia), Nasrec Expo Centre, or the University of Johannesburg. If you have booked Park and Ride from any one of these venues, the marked buses will pick you up from your chosen venue and drop you off on Louw Geldenhuys Road next to Emmarentia Dam. This will also be your departure point after your walk. Follow the “To the Start” signage to gain access to Marks Park Sports Club. Park and Ride buses will start shuttling participants from the departure points at 05:00. To return to your chosen departure point and your car, take a bus from the same drop-off point from 10:00 onwards. We will offer overflow parking at the University of Johannesburg, with a park-and-shuttle option at R80 per ticket on the day. All Park and Ride buses are colour-coded according to the pick-up and drop-off point. Look for the colour-coded event posters on each bus which should match your Park and Ride band.

Walk Tip: Drop a pin in Google Maps when you arrive to help you remember how to get back to the pick-up point!

TOG BAG DROP OFF Leave your bags or picnic baskets at the secure Tog Bag Drop-Off marquee situated above the Finish field. You can collect your bags after your walk.

WATER POINTS AND ON ROUTE FACILITIES All water points along the route have both medical and toilet facilities. The 25km walk has seven water points with Coca-Cola and water. The 15km walk has four water points offering Powerade, Coca-Cola and water. The 8km and 5km water points will be stocked with Powerade, Coca cola and water. The Finish water point will have Powerade. There are loads of Power Zones and amazing activations out on the routes. Be sure to take photos and share them on social media on the day.

DOG WALK Complete Pet Food are the dog walk sponsors and will be providing dedicated dog water points on the 5km and 8km walks. To participate in the 5km or 8km walks all dogs must be on leads and adequately restrained, medically fit and socialised to be with other dogs and people. Remember to take a plastic bag (doggy-doo bag) along with you for cleaning up any mess after your dog. Look out for the Complete Pet Food finish line as you enter the Finish field, dog walkers must keep right. The Complete Pet Food finish area will also have water and veterinary support sponsored by the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and SAVA Community Veterinary Clinics. CROSSING THE FINISH LINE All distances finish within Marks Park Sports Club. All our participants are winners so remember to collect your medal after successfully completing your walk. Anyone who wears a timing/certification tag will be checked in via electronic antennae, which will enable us to issue your certificate of participation. These certificates will be available online from Tuesday 30 July. CHILDREN AND SAFETY We recommend that you write your cell phone number on your child's arm. Another way you can ensure your child is identified, should you become disconnected during the day, is to take a photo of your child in the morning. Also keep the call centre number (011 017 2700) on your phone for quick reference. For your child's safety please do not leave them alone, even for a second. Missing children will be taken to the JOC (Joint Operations Centre) in the venue, located adjacent to the clubhouse There is a childrens play area avilable on Field C.

MEDICAL SUPPORT Netcare 911 is the official medical supplier. For any medical emergency please call 082 911. We recommend you save this number on your cell phone.

PUBLIC VILLAGE INFORMATION In order to ensure that all the participants have a safe and valuable experience, here is a quick look at what you can expect and what you are not allowed to bring to the event:

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TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT 55 000 WALKERS JOBS The Walk the Talk creates over Joburg’s most iconic and Africa’s 1,200 temporary jobs in the build-up largest mass participation event brings to and on the day of the event. CALL CENTRE together people from all walks of life, Over 1,000 traffic advisories are who love walking through the beautiful erected to inform residents and streets of Joburg. motorists about the date of the event and road closures. Trained staff in CHARITY TEAMS the dedicated Walk the Talk call CLEANING UP Over 50 charity teams participate in centre assists residents, motorists As responsible citizens, Walk the Talk Walk the Talk and use the event to and walkers to navigate the roads ensures that all the roads used during raise funds and awareness for their that are affected by the event. the event are professionally cleaned. causes. Dedicated clean-up crews are assigned on the route, in the parking areas and in RESIDENTS IN the venue. THE EVENT ZONE CORPORATE TEAMS Walk the Talk acknowledges that it does There are over 570 corporate teams have an impact on the residents of the taking part in the 2019 Walk the Talk. area. To mitigate the inconvenience, LONG STANDING resident passes are delivered directly to PARTNERSHIPS your home, provided that you’re on the The City of Joburg is a very special database. We maintain an open line of partner to the event and their communication with the affected support and input is invaluable in communities and actively engage with staging this iconic event. GREEN WASTE ward councillors, resident associations, With over 15,000 people partaking businesses and religious institutions. in the event hospitality, all disposable settings are made from COMMUNITY LEGACY eco-friendly and recyclable GREEN RACE NUMBERS PROJECTS bamboo. There will be no plastic The race numbers are made from Tex21 Walk the Talk is unique in that it donates to a straws in the venue or on route. 100% which is a 100% recycled polyester fibre community legacy project each year to made from plastic bottles. The plastic thank the residents and communities through bottles are sorted, cleaned, shredded, which the various routes go. To date, the event heated up to make a polyester yarn and has donated four outdoor gyms, a basketball RECYCLING WASTE then made into a polyester fibre. Et Voila - the environmentally-friendly Walk the Talk court, a wooden dance floor for a community A recycling plant is set up at the Walk the race numbers are made! dance programme and a recycled footbridge Talk venue and all waste is sorted before over a sensitive wetland in the Johannesburg being sent for recycling. In 2018 over 3 Botanical Gardens. This year, the event is tonnes of waste was recycled. contributing towards a new ClearVu fence to secure the Johannesburg Botanical Gardens. Other Interesting Facts:

Walk the Talk is one of the biggest mass participation Over 900 dogs participate in the Complete Pet Food dog walk There are 11 waterpoints with over 300 volunteers events in the world and enjoys full veterinary support on the route and in the venue helping give out refreshments to walkers The event uses over 8km of fencing at the event Over 7,000 walkers use the Park and Ride service Over 60,000 litres of water, Coke and Powerade is given out to walkers on the route Public caterers sell over 10,000 meals on the day Over 300 security personnel are on duty at the event

CONTACT & SOCIAL MEDIA

Medical Emergency No: 082 911 Call Centre: 011 017 2700 Email: [email protected]

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