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ECU Transport Guide EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ACCESS INFORMATION JOONDALUP CAMPUS HOW TO USE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM Public Transport is a quick and convenient option for travelling to work or university. Instead of being stuck in traffic you can save on parking and other car related costs, as well as reduce your carbon footprint on the environment. GETTING A SMARTRIDER A SmartRider card is a more convenient and secure way to travel on Transperth buses, trains and ferries. As an Edith Cowan University (ECU) student or staff member a SmartRider card is incorporated with your student/staff ID. Please accept the SmartRider/ECU Terms and Conditions to receive relevant travel concessions. The only way a tertiary student can travel at concession rates is by having a Tertiary SmartRider. A student or ECU staff member using autoload (direct debit) on a SmartRider will also allow you a further 25% saving to the cost of travelling on public transport. Add Value machines are available and will provide a 15% discount and cash tickets are also available. Visit www.transperth.wa.gov.au for current fare information. PLANNING YOUR JOURNEY Go to www.transperth.wa.gov.au click on Journey Planner and type in where you need to be by when. The Journey Planner will tell you which bus, train, ferry or CAT bus to catch, where to catch it from and what time it departs. Another helpful tool to assist you in getting around on public transport is Google transit www.google.com.au/transit EASY TRAVEL AT TRANSPERTH Keep up to date. Register with TravelEasy at www.transperth.wa.gov.au and sign up to receive email notification of any service changes that may affect you. TravelEasy will also allow you to check your SmartRider balance. You can also keep up to date by following @transperth on Twitter. GET MOBILE Use your mobile to access timetables, your SmartRider balance and the latest Transperth news. Simply go to 136213.mobi SMS Want to know when your next service is due? Text the stop number to 13 62 13 and Transperth will let let you know the next few services to that stop. M D D O O R B U O L 390 391 Yellagonga N U W T E E D Regional L V A LA 473 474 D L K Park I B E N R S Lake D N I DE Joondalup A R C D 467 Nature 468 Res 391 G JOONDALUP OORE RA M 471 N HOW TO USE THE PUBLIC 473 D TRANSPORT SYSTEM 471 Arena 474 390 391 467 468 Joondalup P Christchurch U Public Transport is a quick and convenient option for travelling to M L 471 473 474 Park I A T work or university. Instead of being stuck in traffic you can save on C D Lake H N E Lake Joondalup parking and other car related costs, as well as reduce your carbon Transperth O 460 461 Joondalup Joondalup L Baptist Coll B L O Health J L footprint on the environment. Campus D AV 470 V R ZONE 4 E D GETTING A SMARTRIDER A SmartRider card is a more convenient and secure way to travel ON ENT Police Neil on Transperth buses, trains and ferries. SH Hawkins Joondalup Service Park Trades Area As an Edith Cowan University (ECU) student or staff member a Legend 460 461 470 Bus Routes Old SmartRider card is incorporated with your student/staff ID. Please Lakeside Bailey 466 Joondalup accept the SmartRider/ECU Terms and Conditions to receive Joondalup CAT Bus Transperth Shopping Routes (Accessible) City cinema D relevant travel concessions. F W V Joondalup L ZONE 3 indoor R Y B City Centre The only way a tertiary student can travel at concession rates is Train and Bus Transfer beach D volleyball Joondalup by having a Tertiary SmartRider. A student or ECU staff member 474 Bus Route Number All CAT buses are using autoload (direct debit) on a SmartRider will also allow you accessible services. a further 25% saving to the cost of travelling on public transport. Transperth Zone 390 391 See Joondalup CAT map Fare Boundary CONNOLLY below for more details. Add Value machines are available and will provide a 15% discount 460 461 462 463 464 Railway, Underground West Coast and cash tickets are also available. Joondalup Connolly Prim Sch 466465 467 468 470 Institute 466 Visit for current fare information. Traffic Light Golf Course of Training www.transperth.wa.gov.au 471 473 474 Joondalup Road Bridges, Footbridges PLANNING YOUR JOURNEY M WA Police and Underpass IT Academy C D Go to www.transperth.wa.gov.au click on Journey Planner and H N Public Toilet E 462 463 L A type in where you need to be by when. The Journey Planner will L R G tell you which bus, train, ferry or CAT bus to catch, where to catch Accessible Toilet City of 464 465 Effective 17 December 2014; DoT 91236001G Edith Cowan it from and what time it departs. [email protected] Joondalup Huntingdale University Another helpful tool to assist you in getting around on public Connolly Park State Swim Joondalup Campus Shopping Ctr Joondalup J transport is Google transit O E www.google.com.au/transit O 462 463 D HO N I DGE D S S St Michaels A E EASY TRAVEL AT TRANSPERTH 464 L K Park U A P L Keep up to date. Register with TravelEasy at 462 DR www.transperth.wa.gov.au and sign up to receive email notification of any service changes that may affect you. TravelEasy Lysander 465 466 463 464 Res will also allow you to check your SmartRider balance. You can also keep up to date by following @transperth on Twitter. F EDGEWATER HEATHRIDGE W Y M D Visit www.ecu.edu.au/centres/facilities-and-services/ PARKINGAR ZONES R C GET MOBILE A D N RIDEAN ST MIO our-services/parking/student-permits forR information465 466 Student permits are required forO all LarkspurRED student parking Heathridge Use your mobile to access timetables, your SmartRider balance D N I Park Shopping Ctrregarding the issuing of permits, replacement permits, permit zones between461 the462 hours of 8amE and 8pm Monday to and the latest Transperth news. Simply go to 136213.mobi S 464 A refunds and infringement and penalty information. Friday. StudentV REDPoseidon zones are O signposted and colour coded. Heathridge P 463 Admiral 466 E Prim Sch Prim Sch SMS Student parking is available on the Joondalup Campus through Park DO NOT LEAVE VALUABLES IN YOUR CAR. ECU does not Want to know when your next service is due? Text the stop the purchase of a permit, however ECU does not guarantee that take responsibility for items stolen from vehicles or damage to number to 13 62 13 and Transperth will let let you know the a parking bay will be available when required by a permit holder, vehicles created through break-ins on Joondalup Campus. next few services to that stop. nor does it guarantee location proximity. CONTACT The parking machines located in all GREEN visitor zones will accept payment by cash and credit/debit card. For general enquiries, contact Security and Traffic Services on (61 8) 6304 2226 or (61 8) 6304 2460. END OF TRIP FACILITIES MAP EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 7 BUILDING NUMBER 900M TO WEST COAST JOONDALUP VISITOR CARPARK RAILWAY INSTITUTE STATION OF TRAINING STAFF CARPARK STUDENT CARPARK 20 KE NDREW CRES RESERVED STAFF CARPARK CENT UNIVERSITY VEHICLES MOTORCYCLE PARKING WWRS POLICE ACADEMY DISABLED PERSONS PARKING CAMPUS ACCESS 1 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE TOILET WHEELCHAIR ACCESS ROUTE L TAXI STATION D A INFORMATION R 7 K A BUS STOP V E E S L I 9 D BICYCLE RACK U 2 O 8a E 4 B RA D SECURE BICYCLE PARKING R JOONDALUP CAMPUS D 17j-l N 7 I A V SHOWER FACILITY l E R 8 16 G 10 8 k FOOD & BEVERAGE 5 6 16a 17i j R 6 9 8 8 8 8 PUBLIC PHONE ATM SECURITY PHONE 4 17a-h 10 ATM ATM (AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE) 17 32 WATER REFILL STATION 11 34 5 UNDER 3 NGOOLARK 2 12 CONSTRUCTION LAKE 20a NKRS FORUM 12 ECU JOONDALUP 30 20 PINES SCULPTURE PARK 19 BUS 31 COURTYARD PARKING VARIO 2 PARKING 23 13 18 18a 21 19 c 33b,c b 1 24 h g 33g,h VARIO PARKING 18 27 18 25 14 14 40 22c 22 MAIN COURTS 18 ENTRY SPORTS FIELD 15 14 J O O BASEMENT CARPARK N PERMIT ONLY D WASTE A L COMPOUND U P D R IV 26 E E IV R D E ID S E K A L UNIVERSITY VILLAGE END OF TRIP FACILITIES y Secure bicycle parking y Motorcycle parking We encourage you to take advantage of the end of trip facilities y Secure lockers y Disabled parking to contribute towards ECU’s drive to minimise environmental impacts, and increase your overall wellbeing. Contact the y Shower facilities y Wheelchair accessible NORTH Campus Support Office on (61 8) 6304 5444 for further details y Bicycle Fix-it station toilets and to reserve your locker. y Bicycle racks y Safe bus shelters Campus Operations Retail & Leisure Campus Support Office 1 Art Gallery 1 7 BUILDING NUMBER Curatorial Services 26 ATM 6, 31 Maintenance - Buildings and Services 26 ECU Soccer Club 25 VISITOR CARPARK Mail Room 1 Sport and Fitness Centre 22 STAFF CRICOSCARPARK IPC 00279B Information containedSecurity and in Tthisraffic brochureServices was correct at the1 time ofExpo printing Student and Print may Services be subject to change.
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