Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Hazard. 126 unley rd Unley

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From: Road Repair Australia
Date: 2009/4/30
Subject: Hazard: 126 unley rd
To: pobox1@unley.sa.gov.au

Hello

Please remove the hazard for cyclists in this cycle lane at 126 Unley Rd (photo attached).

The ruts will trip a cyclist, causing them to fall onto the road.

Regards

Administrator
http://www.roadrepair.wikispaces.com/

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from Unley Council
date1 May 2009subject Emailing: dwa168.htm
Reply
Thank you for concerning this bicycle lane hazard. This road ( Unley Road) is belong to Transport S.A. and please refer this issue to them. We ( Unley City Council ) only repair kerb/watertable and roads that has a NAASRA Rating from 6 to 8. Unfortunetly, Unley Road's NAASRA Rating is 5.

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5 May 2009

Phoned Transport SA 1800 018 313 (road and traffic light report hotline)

Michael to advise road crew.

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Hazard. Esplanade Glenelg South

 
The road surface next to the kerb repairs needs attention to remove the hazard to cyclists.
 
The edge of the bitumen (up to 60mm deep) will trip a cyclist up, causing them to fall onto the road and into the path of traffic.
 
This area has been under repair since Jan 2009 and while the unsealed surface was ok during summer, with rain the whole section is now hazardous.

As a minimum please fill and compact the area next to the kerb repairs.
 
To remove the hazard please reinstate the bitumen.-

Regards

Administrator
www.roadrepair.wikispaces.com

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From: Road Repair Australia <roadrepair@gmail.com>
Date: 2009/1/21
Subject: Excellent fill at kerb repair site
To: mail@holdfast.sa.gov.au



This is an excellent example of correct fill after kerb repairs and before the bitumen is reinstated.

The hazard to cyclists is reduced because:
- The surface of the fill is compacted well and narrow bike tyres do not sink into the gravel
- The fill height is level to the edge of the bitumen and is also well compacted at the edge
- There is minimal loose gravel in the gutter or on the road

The delay to have the bitumen reinstated here has been lengthy, but the hazard has been minimised with the effort made when filling and compacting the area.

The area may require some maintenance in patches in the event of rain or further delays to reinstate the bitumen, however deterioration will be slower.

Please pass on my thanks to the staff or contractors. I am sure all cyclists are greatful.
Regards
Administrator
www.roadrepair.wikispaces.com

Monday, April 27, 2009

Hazard - Repeated - Storm water cover

To Mail HOLDFAST <mholdfast@holdfast.sa.gov.au>

The storm water cover on the corner of Jetty and Brighton Rds Glenelg was
dislodged again when i went past at 7.00pm last night.

For more information about the repeated reporting of this drain cover CLICK HERE.


Regards

Administrator
www.roadrepair.wikispaces.com


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From: <roadrepair@gmail.com>
Date: 2009/4/24
Subject: Hazard. Repeated
To: mail@holdfast.sa.gov.au

Storm water cover dislodged again. Corner Jetty and Brighton roads Glenelg.

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Regards

Administrator
www.roadrepair.wikispaces.com

Hazard - Repeated - Anzac Hwy bike path - Cnr Grove Ave

Hello (mail@holdfast.sa.gov.au)

No repair has been made to remove the hazard and the cage that was
surrounding the hazard is now gone (again).

This was first reported 12 February 2008

See previous correspondence here:

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Regards

Administrator
http://www.roadrepair.wikispaces.com/

Thursday, April 16, 2009

What Adelaide roads do to your wheels...

This was not from one single impact, but continuous impacts from:
- service covers
- pot holes
- poor road surface conditions

Monday, April 6, 2009

Fwd: Hazard. Stormwater cover. Again

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Date: 2009/4/7
Subject: Hazard. Stormwater cover. Again
To: mail@holdfast.sa.gov.au


Cnr Jetty rd and Brighton rd glenelg. The cover has collapsed again.


Regards

Administrator
www.roadrepair.wikispaces.com