4 - 12 Langridge Street, Collingwood Green Travel Plan

200315GTP001A-F 19 August 2020

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DOCUMENT INFORMATION

Prepared for McLangridge Pty Ltd File Name 200315GTP001A-F Report Date 19 August 2020 Prepared by Madeleine Fletcher-Kennedy Reviewed by Valentine Gnanakone

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CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION...... 5 2 DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL ...... 5 2.1 General ...... 5 2.2 Car Parking ...... 5 2.3 Bicycle Parking ...... 5 3 GREEN TRAVEL PLAN ...... 7 4 SITE LOCATION & SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT ...... 8 4.1 Site Location ...... 8 4.2 Sustainable Transport ...... 10 4.2.1 General ...... 10 4.2.2 Public Transport ...... 10 4.2.3 Bicycle Facilities ...... 13 4.2.4 Share Cars ...... 14 4.2.5 Pedestrian Accessibility ...... 15 4.3 Walkability ...... 16 4.4 Electric Vehicle Parking and Charging ...... 16 4.5 Travel Time ...... 16 5 GREEN TRAVEL INITIATIVES ...... 17 5.1 General ...... 17 5.2 Green Travel Plan Champion ...... 17 5.3 Bicycle Facilities ...... 17 5.4 Public Transport ...... 17 5.5 Car-Pooling ...... 18 5.6 Building Intranet Site ...... 18 5.7 Tenant Welcome Pack ...... 18 6 MAINTAINING THE GREEN TRAVEL PLAN ...... 19 6.1 Monitoring and Assessment ...... 19 6.2 Updates to the Green Travel Plan ...... 19 STAGE ONE QUESTIONNAIRE ...... 22 STAGE TWO QUESTIONNAIRE...... 23 STAGE THREE QUESTIONNAIRE ...... 24

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TABLES

Table 1 Proposed Development ...... 5 Table 2 Public Transport Provision ...... 11 Table 3 Site Facilities ...... 15

FIGURES

Figure 1 Ground Floor Plan – Bicycle Parking ...... 6 Figure 2 Site Location ...... 8 Figure 3 Site Context (28 April 2020) ...... 9 Figure 4 TravelSmart Map ...... 10 Figure 5 Public Transport Provision ...... 10 Figure 6 Principal Public Transport Network Area Map ...... 12 Figure 7 Strava Cycling Heatmap ...... 13 Figure 8 Share Car Locations ...... 14 Figure 9 Pedestrian Walk-Time Map ...... 15 Figure 10 Travel Time Map ...... 16

APPENDICES

APPENDIX A TRAVELSMART MAP ...... 20 APPENDIX B QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY FORMS ...... 21

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1 INTRODUCTION onemilegrid has been requested by McLangridge Pty Ltd to undertake a Green Travel Plan for the proposed mixed-use development at 4 - 12 Langridge Street, Collingwood. This Green Travel Plan has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of Clause 22.17 (Environmentally Sustainable Development).

2 DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

2.1 General

It is proposed to develop the subject site for the purposes of a mixed-use development, comprising a basement level of carparking, a ground floor retail space and lobby, and six levels of office above, as shown in Table 1.

Table 1 Proposed Development Component No/Area Retail 133m2 Office 1,551m2

2.2 Car Parking

A total of 13 car spaces are proposed in a basement car park, with access via a crossover to Little Oxford Street. The car park is arranged with eight spaces located along the west boundary all within a Swisspark Max-3 car stacker, in addition to five at grade spaces along the east boundary, configured as two sets of tandem pairs and one accessible space.

2.3 Bicycle Parking

A total of 30 bicycle spaces are proposed in a secure compound on the ground floor, which is accessed from Little Oxford Street for staff. Additionally, two bicycle spaces are provided in wall mounted racks for visitors on the ground level accessed from the lobby area. Within the bike storage area, the parking will be arranged as follows:

➢ 22 spaces provided within 11 horizontally stacked parking units; ➢ 6 spaces provided within wall mounted horizontal bike hangers (including 2 visitor spaces); and ➢ 4 spaces provided with wall locking brackets. Adjacent the bike store, end-of-trip facilities are provided including four standard showers and changing areas, as well as one accessible cubicle which includes a shower. In addition to the above on-site bicycle parking spaces, a ground-mounted hoop providing two spaces, will be provided on the footpath at the building frontage. A view of the ground floor plan highlighting the bicycle parking and end of trip facilities is shown in Figure 1.

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Figure 1 Ground Floor Plan – Bicycle Parking

Showers & Change Bicycle Storage Room Rooms

Employee Bicycle Access

Visitor Bicycle Spaces

Visitor Bicycle Access

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3 GREEN TRAVEL PLAN

A Green Travel Plan is a suite of initiatives and services employed to encourage travel mode behaviour change and to promote use of sustainable transport options such as walking, cycling, public transport or car-pooling in preference to single occupant car trips where practicable. A Green Travel Plan provides value to future staff and visitors of the development, informing them of the alternative transport options when accessing the site and surrounds and provides associated health and fitness benefits when increasing their activity levels through regular walking and cycling. In addition, a Green Travel Plan will provide benefits to developers when advocating for a reduction in car parking requirements or assisting them in meeting environmental targets. The implementation, coordination and funding of the Green Travel Plan is the responsibility of the Owners Corporation / Management, and should be a dynamic document, reflecting changes in on-site and off-site conditions e.g. additional bicycle parking, or changing public transport timetables. As such, the plan should be frequently revisited and amended to provide the most accurate and relevant information to achieve the desired objectives of reducing car usage. Journey to work data from the City of Yarra indicates that approximately 56% of work trips within the LGA are by car drivers. Consequently, the objective of this Green Travel Plan will be to increase the proportion of sustainable transport mode use by 15% from the municipality average.

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4 SITE LOCATION & SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT

4.1 Site Location

The subject site is located on the northeast corner of Langridge Street and Little Oxford Street in Collingwood, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2 Site Location

Subject Site

Copyright Melway Publishing The site is generally rectangular in shape, bound by Langridge Street to the south, for approximately 23.6 metres, and by a right-of-way and Little Oxford Street to the west and east respectively by approximately 14.8 metres. The site has an overall area of 368 square metres. The site is currently occupied by a two-storey warehouse use. Site access is provided via a crossover to Langridge Street, with a one-way driveway leading to a crossover to Little Oxford Street. The driveway provides informal parking for in the order of five vehicles within the front setback. An aerial view of the subject site is provided in Figure 3.

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Figure 3 Site Context (28 April 2020)

Subject Site

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4.2 Sustainable Transport

4.2.1 General

An extract of the TravelSmart Map for the City of Yarra is shown in Figure 4, highlighting the public transport, bicycle and pedestrian facilities in the area.

Figure 4 TravelSmart Map

Subject Site

4.2.2 Public Transport

The site has excellent public transport accessibility, with a wide variety of transport modes and services servicing the immediate vicinity of the site. The full public transport provision in the vicinity of the site is shown in Figure 5 and detailed in Table 2.

Figure 5 Public Transport Provision

Subject Site

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Table 2 Public Transport Provision Route Mode Route Description Nearest Stop/Station No Hurstbridge Line Collingwood Station / Train Mernda Line North Richmond Station 11 West Preston - Victoria Harbour Docklands Gertrude Street / Brunswick Street 12 Victoria Gardens - St Kilda Smith Street / Victoria Parade Tram 86 Bundoora RMIT - Waterfront City Docklands Gertrude St / Smith Street 96 East Brunswick - St Kilda Beach Melbourne Museum 109 Box Hill - Port Melbourne Smith Street / Victoria Parade 302 City - Box Hill via Belmore Rd and Eastern Fwy 303 City - Ringwood North via Park Rd 304 City - Doncaster SC via Belmore Rd and Eastern Fwy 305 City - The Pines SC via Eastern Fwy 309 City - Donvale via Reynolds Rd 318 City - Deep Creek 350 City - La Trobe University via Eastern Fwy 684 Eildon - Melbourne via Lilydale Station Clarendon Street Bus 905 City - The Pines SC via Eastern Fwy, Templestowe (SMARTBUS Service) 906 City - Warrandyte via The Pines SC (SMARTBUS service) 907 City - Mitcham via Doncaster Rd (SMARTBUS service) 961 Night Bus - City - Collingwood - Eastern Fwy - Templestowe - Doncaster 246 Elsternwick - Clifton Hill via St Kilda Langridge Street / Hoddle Street

SmartBus routes provide high-frequency and high-speed services, with bus priority measures along the route, and real-time information at bus stops. Furthermore, the Principal Public Transport Network Area Map for the surrounding area is shown in Figure 6, which identifies that the site falls within the Principal Public Transport Network Area.

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Figure 6 Principal Public Transport Network Area Map

Subject Site

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4.2.3 Bicycle Facilities

Strava is a social network and training tool for cyclists, runners and swimmers. Users record their physical activity using a dedicated GPS device or utilise the mobile app, and upload the file to their profile. Strava anonymised this information and makes it available through their “Global Heatmap” tool, showing aggregated all public activities over the last two years across the world. A view of the cycling heatmap in proximity to the study area is provided below in Figure 7. Routes of higher usage are brighter in colour.

Figure 7 Strava Cycling Heatmap

Subject Site

As shown above, primary routes in and out of the study area comprise:

➢ Langridge Street; ➢ Wellington Street; ➢ Brunswick Street; and ➢ Albert Street. It is noted that this information includes all cycling activities recorded on the platform, inclusive of weekend trips, and all trips throughout the day. Additionally, the data is skewed towards sports cyclists, given that the bulk of commuter and recreational cyclists will not be tracking their rides.

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4.2.4 Share Cars

Car sharing is becoming increasingly popular within highly populated areas for both employees and residents, where parking is restrictive and expensive. Car sharing operates similar to a car rental company, except that users join as members and are charged on an hourly rate rather than a daily. The location of the share cars within close proximity of the site are shown in Figure 8.

Figure 8 Share Car Locations

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4.2.5 Pedestrian Accessibility

In addition to having good access to public transport modes, the site is well-located for pedestrian accessibility, with a number of recreation, education, shopping and employment uses located within 10 - 15 minutes’ walk of the site. Figure 9 shows a pedestrian walk time map for the site, with the major facilities in the vicinity of the site identified in Table 3.

Figure 9 Pedestrian Walk-Time Map

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Table 3 Site Facilities Ref Facility Approx. Distance A Bunnings 750m B Commonwealth Bank 290m C Coles Collingwood 350m D Australia Post Collingwood 400m E Woolworths Fitzroy 750m F ACU 700m G Fitzroy Gardens 850m

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4.3 Walkability

Walkability is a measure of how friendly an area is to walking. Walkability has many health, environmental, and economic benefits. Factors influencing walkability include the presence or absence and quality of footpaths or other pedestrian rights-of-way, traffic and road conditions, land use patterns, building accessibility, and safety. The site has a Walk Score rating of 99/100 and is very walkable, with most errands able to be accomplished on foot.

4.4 Electric Vehicle Parking and Charging

Electric vehicle charging is available at the Park Hyatt (1.3 km) and the Pullman Melbourne on the Park (1.3km). Additionally, electric vehicle charging may be installed within the on-site car park if required.

4.5 Travel Time

The Uber Movement app uses aggregated trip data from the Uber app to provide vehicular travel time data. Figure 10 Travel Time MapFigure 10 below shows the expected travel time to drive a car from the subject site to different locations across Melbourne. It can be seen below that travelling to the city and inner suburbs from the subject site generally takes between 5 to 10 minutes, while trips to middle to outer suburbs generally takes around 30 minutes.

Figure 10 Travel Time Map

Subject Site

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5 GREEN TRAVEL INITIATIVES

5.1 General

The applicant has committed to implement a number of Green Travel Initiatives to encourage the use of pedestrian, bicycle and public transport travel to and from the site. The initiatives included in the package are outlined as follows.

5.2 Green Travel Plan Champion

A Green Travel Plan “Champion” will be appointed by the Owners Corporation / Management who will be responsible for the implementation and ongoing management of the Green Travel Plan.

5.3 Bicycle Facilities

The development proposes bicycle parking well in excess of the minimum statutory requirements, with secure facilities provided on the ground level. Bicycle parking facilities are located next door to the bicycle storage room, all of which is easily accessed from Little Oxford Street. Furthermore, a considerable proportion of bicycle parking spaces are provided in horizontal racks, which provide opportunities for all users, including the elderly, and electric bicycle users. Government policy currently aims to encourage the use of bicycles as a mode of transport in order to reduce the dependency on private vehicles. The provision of easily accessible bicycle facilities on-site is expected to increase the number of trips made by bicycle. The ground level bicycle storage area also includes a maintenance area which will include typical bicycle maintenance tools and equipment, including:

➢ A bicycle tyre pump; ➢ Tyre levers; and ➢ Standard hex keys and adjustable wrenches. All bicycle tools and equipment will be wired to the maintenance area, to prevent theft.

5.4 Public Transport

To encourage public transport use, information sourced from Public Transport Victoria (PTV) will be provided through posters and leaflets. The information detailed will address local services in regard to frequency, location and linkages to other networks. These will be displayed in common areas of the building to ensure they can be accessed by all tenants. Information on how to utilise the public transport system, and in particular how to purchase a Myki, the costs of a Myki, and the nearest Myki purchase and top-up locations will also be provided.

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5.5 Car-Pooling

Car-pooling is when two or more people share a car and travel together. It allows people to benefit from the convenience of the car, whilst alleviating the associated problems of congestions and pollution. Added benefits include reduced operating and parking costs. Staff will be encouraged to car pool to the site with links to popular car pool matching websites provided on staff portals. Parking may be allocated in priority locations for staff who car pool to the site.

5.6 Building Intranet Site

An intranet site for the building will be established and maintained by the Owners Corporation / Management, which will include the following information for residents and employees:

➢ Information and contact details for the Owners Corporation / Management and the Green Travel Plan “Champion”; ➢ Maps of surrounding bicycle facilities and routes; ➢ Public transport maps and timetables; ➢ Information on how to use the public transport system, including how to purchase a Myki, Myki costs and top-up locations; ➢ Maps of surrounding services, including shopping locations, schools and services, with suitable non-car-based transport options (i.e. bike and walking routes, and public transport options); ➢ Links to relevant Green Travel, public transport and local services websites including:  www.walkscore.com  www.ptv.vic.gov.au  www.bicyclenetwork.com.au

5.7 Tenant Welcome Pack

All new residents and tenants will be provided with a ‘welcome pack’, which will include the following:

➢ General information about the development; ➢ Information regarding the building intranet site and the information contained within; ➢ Maps of surrounding bicycle facilities and routes; ➢ Public transport maps; ➢ Maps of surrounding services, including shopping locations, schools and services, with suitable non-car-based transport options (i.e. bike and walking routes, and public transport options); ➢ Links to relevant Green Travel, public transport and local services websites.

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6 MAINTAINING THE GREEN TRAVEL PLAN

6.1 Monitoring and Assessment

In order to monitor the success of the aforementioned initiatives, it is proposed that a three-stage monitoring system be implemented, and the Green Travel Plan “Champion” be responsible for the ongoing monitoring and assessment of the Green Travel Plan. It is proposed that monitoring take place in the following stages:

➢ Stage One – would involve a questionnaire survey of staff on occupation of the proposed development. The survey will be useful to collect information on the travel characteristics of employees, to gauge interest in the various initiatives and to seek ideas for other initiatives and set baseline travel mode percentages such that they can attempt to meet the proposed targets; ➢ Stage Two – would involve a questionnaire and feedback form to be filled out by staff six months after occupation, in order to determine what initiatives are working and which are not; ➢ Stage Three – would be the monitoring component of the plan which would be undertaken 12 months after occupation. This questionnaire would test the success rate of the various initiatives and help rework programs to suit the needs of the new staff. At this stage, the targets previously identified will be reviewed. A questionnaire has been prepared for each of the three stages and have been provided within Appendix B.

6.2 Updates to the Green Travel Plan

The Owners Corporation / Management, in particular the Green Travel Plan “Champion”, shall be responsible for the maintenance of the Green Travel Plan, which shall be updated every 5 years to ensure it is still relevant, and achieving the required results. All costs associated with the management, maintenance and updating of the Green Travel Plan shall be borne by the Owners Corporation / Management.

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Appendix A TravelSmart Map

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to the Road Safety Road Rules 2009 in narrow traffic lanes where the road to encourage riders YARRA CITY COUNCIL TRAVELSMART MAP TRAVELSMART COUNCIL CITY YARRA (Victoria) at www.vicroads.vic.gov.au there is not enough space for to use the whole lane. NightRider Network Map 2DL_PTV.pdf 1 25/08/2014 2:52 pm

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NightRider buses provide a Croydon, Dandenong, What are the requirements Is it necessary to wear Do I need to wear a helmet Am I required to have a bell You might be surprised to Who has right of way Using shared paths is more • Travel at a safe speed safe, easy and inexpensive Doncaster, Eltham, Epping, for cycling at night? high-visibility clothing for when I’m riding a bike? fitted to my bike? learn that use of shared on shared paths and about courtesy and common so that you can stop alternative for late night travel Frankston, Healesville, If you’re riding at night or in night time riding? Whether you’re on a road Yes, it is mandatory to have paths and footpaths is footpaths? sense than rules. Here are quickly if necessary. on weekends – all you need is Lilydale, Melton, Mornington, other low-light conditions This is not a legal or path, you are required to a bell, horn or similar warning covered in the Victorian If you are riding a bike on a some tips to keep in mind. Take particular care a valid myki. Rosebud, St Albans, Sunbury you must have a white light requirement, but it is wear a bicycle helmet that is device in working order. road rules. shared path or footpath you when passing in case and Werribee. on the front of your bike advisable to make yourself fastened properly and meets are required to give way to On bike: your warning bell or Buses travel between the city and a red light on the rear. more visible on the road. Australian Safety Standards. Some of the key all pedestrians. call was not heard (Swanston Street) and NightRider buses have rules appear below: • Pass other riders and These lights may be flashing Research has shown that walkers on the right and • Keep an eye out for all Melbourne’s outer suburbs phones on board so you can or static and must be visible it is particularly effective Do I need to keep to the every half hour between arrange for a taxi to meet you What is a shared path? left when riding on a provide plenty of warning. pedestrians, especially from at least 200 metres. to wear reflective gear on children and dogs as 1.30am and 4.30am on at your bus stop and take you Your bike should also have a moving parts of your body A shared path is designed to shared path or footpath? It’s a good idea to ring Saturdays, and between home. Or for $1 you can use be used by both pedestrians Yes, it is a legal requirement their movements can red rear reflector visible from (such as your ankles). your bell about 30 metres be unpredictable 1.30am and 5.30am on the phone to call a friend and 50 metres. TOP TIP: Off peak is best for bikes on trains and bike riders. Signage that you ride on the left before passing. You Sundays, with additional ask them to come and pick indicates that the path is a unless it is impracticable to can also use your voice • Encourage children to services on some routes. up. shared path. do so. to provide a friendly keep to the left and join warning – for example, you in warning other There are more than 460 For more information, Avoid rush hour on trains Up to what age can TOP TIP: Lock your bike carefully “passing on your right” path-users of your NightRider stops along routes visit ptv.vic.gov.au or children legally ride approach. to Bayswater, Belgrave, call 1800 800 007 12 12 on the footpath? Craigieburn, Cranbourne, (6am to midnight daily). City inset Children under 12 years 9 3 9 3 On foot: Docklands Dr Dudley St are allowed to ride on Docklands 942

Way the footpath. • Keep to the left of the La Trobe St Doepel 6 6 Etihad path and walk in a Stadium Lonsdale St Adults who accompany Spring St Queen St 942 Russell St predictable manner Elizabeth St Harbour Esp Exhibition St Swanston St children can also legally Bourke St Bourke St 961, 966 Morning rush Evening rush ride on the footpath. • Keep your dog on a Collins St 7–10am 4–7pm St Paul’s Cathedral lead when walking along (see inset)

Wurundjeri Way Wurundjeri Spencer St King St William St Flinders St Fed Square Yarra’s shared trails Yarra River NORTH 942, 956, 970 Arts Centre 958 970, 980 • Help children to keep to Normanby St Whiteman St 944 Bikes can be carried free on metropolitan trains. You the left, explaining that

Queens Bridge St cannot board at the first door of the first carriage, as bike riders can come Clarendon St Clarendon St Kilda Rd this is a priority area for mobility impaired passengers. from both directions. St Paul’s Cathedral inset Make sure you keep passageways and doorways Flinders La Bay Bay For maximum security, buy a D-lock or heavy chain. 1 980 DANDENONG clear and try to avoid busy carriages when travelling FRANKSTON / 970 10 Lock up to designated hoops where available MORNINGTON/ROSEBUD 2 966 CROYDON/LILYDALE with your bike. If you are travelling on a metropolitan ST ALBANS / MELTON/ 942 9 3 968 KNOX/ BAYSWATER/ and take care to secure any removable parts. SUNBURY BELGRAVE train with a folding bike, you can board at any door. WERRIBEE 944 8 4 958 ELTHAM NORTH

CRAIGIEBURN 954 7 Swanston St 5 956 EPPING Tram Network Map 2DL_JULY2014_OL_HR.pdf 1 9/07/14 4:50 PM MAP NOT TO SCALE Train Network Map 2DL_crops.pdf 1 10/02/14 3:28 PM 6 961 DONCASTER Effective February 2012 220113 Flinders St (Departs from Flinders St) © Public Transport Victoria 2014 Bus routes on this map Tram routes on this map Mobile phone tools Melbourne tram network MelbourneMelbourne train train network network 200 City (Queen St) to Bulleen via Kew Junction 1 East Coburg to South Melbourne Beach via There are a number of Public Transport SOUTH MORANG 207 City to Doncaster Shoppington via Kew Junction, Brunswick, Carlton, City, South Melbourne smartphone apps available to Victoria app Epping Doncaster Park + Ride CRAIGIEBURN provide personalised train, The free PTV app lets you 3 Melbourne University to East Malvern via City, Lalor Roxburgh Park HURSTBRIDGE tram and bus information. view service times, use the 216 Caroline Springs to Brighton Beach St Kilda Rd, Caulfield Thomastown Coolaroo Wattle Glen 219 Sunshine to Gardenvale UPFIELD Keon Park journey planner and set your Diamond Creek 3a Melbourne University to East Malvern via St Kilda Broadmeadows metroNotify 220 Sunshine to Gardenvale via Footscray Market, Gowrie Ruthven Eltham favourite stops throughout 5 Melbourne University to Malvern Jacana Montmorency metroNotify allows you to Southgate, Prahran Fawkner Reservoir Victoria for faster access to Greensborough personalise Metro's live via City, St Kilda Rd, Windsor, Armadale Glenroy public transport information 234 Garden City to City (Queen Victoria Market) Merlynston Regent Watsonia Oak Park service updates to receive via Port Melbourne 6 Melbourne University to Glen Iris via City, Batman Preston Macleod on the go. The app also Pascoe Vale Rosanna the information you want at Coburg Bell provides real-time departure 236 Garden City to City (Queen Victoria Market) St Kilda Rd, Prahran, Armadale Heidelberg Strathmore the times that you need it, by via South Melbourne 8 Moreland to Toorak via Brunswick, Carlton, Moreland Thornbury Eaglemont and arrival information for all Glenbervie Ivanhoe providing push notifications Anstey Croxton tram stops. 246 Elsternwick Station to Clifton Hill City, South Yarra SUNBURY # Darebin FLEMINGTON# Essendon with information about your RACECOURSEShowgrounds Brunswick Northcote Alphington via St Kilda Junction Diggers Rest 11 West Preston to Victoria Harbour Docklands via City Moonee Ponds Fairfield selected train lines directly For more information, Watergardens Jewell Merri 250 La Trobe University to City (Queen Street) Ascot Vale Dennis Keilor Plains from Metro’s control centre. visit ptv.vic.gov.au or 12 Victoria Gardens to St Kilda / Fitzroy Street Royal Park Rushall Westgarth 251 Northland Shopping Centre to City (Queen Street) St Albans call 1800 800 007 via East Melbourne, City, South Melbourne Newmarket Flemington Clifton Hill 302 City to Box Hill via Belmore Road Ginifer Bridge For more information, visit (6am to midnight daily). Albion Kensington Macaulay Victoria Park 16 Melbourne University to Kew via City, V/LINE www.metrotrains.com.au/ and Eastern Freeway Collingwood St Kilda Rd, St Kilda Beach, Malvern North Melbourne metronotify 304 City to Doncaster Shoppingtown via Belmore Road North Richmond Ardeer South 19 North Coburg to City / Flinders Street Station Melton Melbourne RockbankDeer Park Sunshine Footscray *Flagstaff Central 305 City to The Pines Shopping Centre Tottenham Kensington West Richmond LILYDALE tramTRACKER via Coburg, Brunswick, Parkville West Footscray via Eastern Freeway Middle FootscraySeddon Parliament Mooroolbark With tramTRACKER®, you Southern City Loop Croydon 30 St Vincent’s Plaza to Etihad Stadium Docklands Yarraville Cross can check real-time tram 309 City to Donvale via Reynolds Road, The Pines Jolimont RichmondEast BurnleyHawthornGlenferrieAuburnCamberwellEast CamberwellCanterburyChathamSurrey HillsMont AlbertBox HillLaburnumBlackburnNunawadingMitchamHeatherdaleRingwoodRingwood East Richmond via La Trobe St Spotswood arrival information for any Shopping Centre Flinders Street Heyington Riversdale Newport Heathmont 35 City Circle (Free Tourist Tram) Kooyong Willison tram stop in Melbourne. You 318 City to Deep Creek via Victoria Street Bayswater Seaholme North Williamstown Tooronga Hartwell 48 Victoria Harbour Docklands to North Balwyn South Yarra Boronia can personalise your results 350 City (Queen Street) to La Trobe University Gardiner Burwood Laverton Altona Williamstown Beach Prahran Hawksburn Ferntree Gully to see individual routes and via City, Richmond, Hawthorn, Kew Glen Iris Ashburton via Oriel Road, Eastern Freeway Aircraft Toorak Upper Ferntree Gully WILLIAMSTOWN Windsor Darling Armadale ALAMEIN find low-floor trams. Williams Landing Westona Upwey 401 North Melbourne to University of Melbourne 55 West Coburg to Domain Interchange East Malvern Balaclava Malvern Tecoma Hoppers Holmesglen via Royal Melbourne Hospital via Brunswick West, Parkville, City, Southbank Crossing Caulfield BELGRAVE For more information, visit Ripponlea Jordanville WERRIBEE Carnegie Elsternwick Glenhuntly Mount Waverley yarratrams.com.au/ 503 Essendon to East Brunswick via Albion Street 57 West Maribyrnong to City / Flinders Street Station Murrumbeena Syndal tramtracker 504 Moonee Ponds to Clifton Hill via East Brunswick via Maribyrnong, Flemington, North Melbourne PORT Gardenvale Ormond Hughesdale PHILLIP Oakleigh GLEN WAVERLEY North Brighton McKinnon 505 Moonee Ponds to Melbourne University 59 Airport West to City / Flinders Street Station Huntingdale via Parkville Gardens via Essendon, Moonee Ponds, North Melbourne Middle Brighton Bentleigh Clayton Brighton Beach Patterson Westall 506 Moonee Ponds to Westgarth Station via Brunswick Springvale 64 Melbourne University to East Brighton Hampton Moorabbin 508 Alphington to Moonee Ponds via Northcote, Brunswick via City, St Kilda Rd, Windsor, Caulfield Information Sandown Park SANDRINGHAM Highett Noble Park Ticketing zones 510 Essendon to Ivanhoe via Brunswick, Northcote, 67 Melbourne University to Carnegie Cheltenham Yarraman Dandenong Thornbury Mentone via City, St Kilda Rd, Elsternwick Hallam Lynbrook 546 Heidelberg to Melbourne University Parking Parkdale Narre Warren Zone 1 Zone 2 70 Waterfront City Docklands to Wattle Park ConnectingConnecting Merinda Park V/Line train Host Station Berwick V/Line coach Mordialloc via Clifton Hill and Carlton Connecting Connectingtram bus Premium Station via Richmond, Hawthorn, Camberwell, Surrey Hills CRANBOURNE Beaconsfield Aspendale 548 Kew (Cotham Road) to La Trobe University Bundoora Officer 72 Melbourne University to Camberwell Premium Station: 549 Ivanhoe to Northland Shopping Centre Customer service centre is staffed from first train to last, seven days a week. Edithvale Cardinia Road via City, St Kilda Rd, South Yarra, Glen Iris Host Station: Chelsea PAKENHAM via Oriel Road Customer service staff at station during morning peak. 75 Etihad Stadium / Bourke St Docklands to Vermont Bonbeach YARRA CITY COUNCIL 552 North East Reservoir to Northcote Plaza *Flagstaff Station is closed on weekends and public holidays. South via City, Richmond, Hawthorn, Burwood #Line to Showgrounds and Flemington Racecourse is only open for special events. Carrum via High Street Seaford TRAVELSMART MAP 78 North Richmond to Balaclava For more information visit ptv.vic.gov.au NORTH 567 Northcote to Regent via Northland Shopping Centre or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily) Kananook via South Yarra, Prahran, Windsor LeawarraBaxter SomervilleTyabb HastingsBittern MorradooCrib PointSTONY POINT 605 Gardenvale to City via Kooyong Road FRANKSTON © Public Transport Victoria 2014 DIESEL SERVICE MAP NOT TO SCALE 82 Moonee Ponds to Footscray via Maribyrnong, Effective 28 April 2013 609 Hawthorn to Fairfield via Kew, Royal Talbot 100214 684 Eildon to Melbourne (Southern Cross Station) Ascot Vale via Lilydale Station 86 Bundoora RMIT to Waterfront City Docklands walking, cycling 905 City to The Pines Shopping Centre via Eastern via Preston, Northcote, Fitzroy, City Freeway, Templestowe (SMARTBUS Service) 96 East Brunswick to St Kilda Beach Travelling on public transport General information and public transport 906 City to Warrandyte via The Pines Shopping Centre via North Fitzroy, Carlton, City, South Melbourne (SMARTBUS Service) 109 Box Hill to Port Melbourne 907 City to Mitcham via Doncaster Road via Kew, East Melbourne, City, South Melbourne (SMARTBUS Service) Melbourne’s trains, trams Public Transport Victoria For more information, train stations and major myki money myki pass Need more information? 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