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Date: 2009/8/27
Subject: Hazard. Cnr Jetty and
To: mail@holdfast.sa.gov.au
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It is also hidden when raining by the water collected.
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From: Road Repair Australia
Date: 2009/6/25
Subject: Fwd: Hazard. Repeated - Stormwater cover
To: mail@holdfast.sa.gov.au
This cover has collapsed again (9.00am Thurs 25 June).
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From: Road Repair Australia
Date: 2009/4/28
Subject: Fwd: Hazard. Repeated
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 use this link:
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From:
Date: 2009/4/24
Subject: Hazard. Repeated
To: mail@holdfast.sa.gov.au
Storm water cover dislodged again. Corner Jetty and
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To view video press Play.
The service cover (SIP) is located 10 metres West of South Rd, heading West on Anzac Hwy.
Striking the sunken cover causes a cyclist injury and damage to the bicycle.
Avoiding the sunken service cover will cause a collision with a passing vehicle not expecting the cyclist to change the line of travel.
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25 June 2009
Copy of this blog printed and posted to:
United Water
Attention Networks Coordinator Southern - Lyndon Stringer
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Press play to view video
This is typical of the surface in bike lanes in Adelaide.
Press play to view video
This edge is typical of bike lanes on Anzac Highway and around Adelaide
Previously reported to Dept of Transport 15 November 2008. See report:
http://roadrepair.blogspot.com/2008/11/anzac-highway-bike-lane-west-of-beckman.html
Video on CD posted to Director of Road Safety (Martin Small) and delivered to City of Holdfast Bay 23 June 2009.
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Letter to Director of Road Safety DTEI
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Letter to Holdfast Bay City Council
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For more examples, go to www.roadrepair.blogspot.com and click on the label
in the right column: "United Water".
This Service Inspection Point (SIP) cover is sunken in excess of 30mm (the ruler is green for 20mm, then red).
The sunken Service Inspection Point (SIP) will cause damage and personal injury. A cyclist changing direction to avoid the SIP is at risk of colliding with a passing vehicle. Drivers are also aggravated by having to drive slowly behind a cyclist who is in the way.
Being on a corner, this SIP is a hazard for a cyclist attempting to indicate a turn (one handed).
Reported to Maria Kourtesis JP (Liberal Candidate for Bright) at a street corner meeting at the corner of Harrow and King George streets.
The challenge was set to have the hazard removed. This was in the context of the issue that these hazards are NOT attended to, even if reported. See the topic "United Water" (click to view).
Here is a video of a cyclist negotiating the corner and SIP.
(Click on the PLAY button to start)
The topic was "Cycling Towards a Healthy and Sustainable Community".
Other attendees were:
Minister for the City of Adelaide, Dr Jane Lomax-Smith
Keynote speaker - Associate Professor Chris Rissel
Director of Road Safety, DTEI
Dr Ian Radbone
Andrew McEvoy, CE, SA Tourism Commission
There is something wrong if a hazard report to this audience does not get fixed in less than one month.
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23 June 2009
Email sent to City@Adelaidecitycouncil.com for the attention of Stephen Yarwood, Deputy Lord Mayor
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Here is a link to another person's viewpoint regarding Anzac Highway.
http://www.adelaidecyclists.com/forum/topics/anzac-hgwy-commuter-cleaned-up
"Aptly named anzac highway, as it is an ongoing battle."
Letter to United Water:
29 Sept 2008
The Service Inspection Points (SIPs) shown in this video (38 Murray Tce, Oaklands Pk) have not been corrected. There were two down the road that have been raised, but no action to fix these.
United water Service have been contacted today (8381 0300) and the sip at 38 Murray Tce reported (Job Number W1162287).
The edge of this bitumen will "trip" a cyclist up and throw them onto the road, in front of the passing traffic.
See other "edge of bitumen" reports on the Ride Out Loud blogsite.
Photo attached
Image attached
Reported to Department of Transport 1800 018 313 (road and traffic light report hotline).
See also the discussion on Ride Out Loud blogsite.
Reported to Department of Transport 1800 018 313 (road and traffic light report hotline)
See also discussion on the Ride Out Loud blogsite.
