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Cycleways Cycleways - The City of Unley - sa.gov.au

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PLAY IT SAFE<br />

Rose Tce<br />

Greenhill Rd<br />

Johnstone Tce<br />

Anzac Highway<br />

Cooke Tce<br />

Young St<br />

Bartley Cres<br />

Leader St<br />

Anzac Highway<br />

Le Hunte St<br />

Parsons St Joslin St<br />

Clarke St<br />

Simpson Pde<br />

Railway Sth Tce<br />

Leah St<br />

<strong>Unley</strong> Rd<br />

Porter St<br />

Hutt Rd<br />

Norman Tce<br />

Young St<br />

Main South Road<br />

M<strong>au</strong>d St<br />

Cambridge Tce<br />

Fuller St<br />

Frederick St<br />

Vardon Tce<br />

Avenue St<br />

Park St<br />

Castle St<br />

Blyth St<br />

East Ave<br />

Glen Osmond Road<br />

Cyclists must obey all the road rules, just like<br />

motorists. This means obeying stop signs and traffic<br />

signals, riding on the left side <strong>of</strong> the road and giving<br />

way to pedestrians on crossings.<br />

Commercial Rd<br />

Duthy St<br />

Wattle St<br />

Northgate St<br />

Rugby St<br />

Valmal Av<br />

Pascoe St<br />

Bevington Rd<br />

Cyclists have the <strong>sa</strong>me rights and responsibilities as<br />

any other road user.<br />

Jelicoe Av<br />

Moore St<br />

Victoria Av<br />

Fisher St<br />

Whistler Av<br />

Highgate St<br />

Winchester St<br />

Cross Road<br />

Milton Ave<br />

Carlton St<br />

Furguson Ave<br />

Riverdale Rd<br />

Riverdale Rd<br />

UNLEY<strong>Cycleways</strong> <strong>Cycleways</strong><br />

UNLEY<br />

SAFETY TIPS FOR CYCLISTS<br />

! Obey the road rules including stopping at<br />

traffic signals and stop signs and giving way<br />

at intersections.<br />

! Keep to the left and ride at least one metre clear<br />

<strong>of</strong> the kerb and parked cars where practicable.<br />

! Look for people opening car doors in front <strong>of</strong> you.<br />

! Be seen. Wear bright coloured clothing during the<br />

day. At night wear light coloured clothing and use<br />

a white front light and red rear light.<br />

! Wear a reflective vest at all times.<br />

! Look for other vehicles at intersections. Never<br />

assume a driver has seen you.<br />

! Ride predictably in a straight line, signal your<br />

intention to turn or change lanes, in advance.<br />

TOO FAR?<br />

Walking or cycling? Why not link up with the public<br />

transport system and go further afield?<br />

Most train stations, tram stops and transport<br />

interchanges have bike lockers available for hire<br />

and you can also take your bike on a local train or<br />

tram for a low cost at peak travel times and for free<br />

in <strong>of</strong>f-peak times.<br />

Visit the Adelaide Metro website at<br />

www.adelaidemetro.com.<strong>au</strong> or call the info line on<br />

8210 1000 for route planning advice and additional<br />

public transport information.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Unley</strong> <strong>of</strong>fers a community bus to assist<br />

pedestrians getting around the <strong>City</strong>. Visit the<br />

<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Unley</strong> website for more information about<br />

routes and timetables.<br />

CYCLEWAYS<br />

CITY OF UNLEY<br />

FRAMEWORK<br />

PLAN YOUR ROUTE<br />

This map can be used to identify the best route to<br />

consider when walking or cycling to your destination.<br />

Fortunately most streets in <strong>Unley</strong> have a 40km/h speed<br />

limit, making cycling easier and more enjoyable.<br />

Refer to the map to identify roads with dedicated bike<br />

lanes as they will also create a wider gap between<br />

pedestrians on footpaths and vehicles on the road.<br />

<strong>The</strong> map also shows local streets, shared use paths as<br />

well as traffic signals, pedestrian crossings and other<br />

items <strong>of</strong> interest that will allow you to plan your trip<br />

more effectively.<br />

Always remember that when travelling on shared use<br />

paths that both cyclists and pedestrians use these<br />

paths for transport and recreation.<br />

Although all roads across the <strong>City</strong> are not included on<br />

this map, you may find that they may also be suitable<br />

to use for walking or cycling to your destination.<br />

UNLEY.SA.GOV.AU

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