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Attached is a photo of a storm water cover that has moved. It is on the
corner of Yarmouth st and Brighton road. This is a hazard for cyclists,
pedestrians and strollers, wheelchairs and frames. The medical surgery has a
high volume of use of this path.
The hazards for a cyclist may be:
- impact with an depression or bump
- catching of the wheel with an edge or rut
- collision with vehicle or another cyclist while avoiding hazard
Any hazard near a corner is worst as the cyclist may be signalling a turn
(one handed), watching out for traffic entering the intersection, or
negotiating the turn.
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Reported to Department of Transport 18 Nov 2008 (1800 018 313 road and traffic light report hotline).
(Concrete kerbing is a council issue - Reported to West Torrens council 19 Feb 2009)
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Saturday, 15 November 2008 5:46 PM
To: Marion/Brighton Bicycle User Group
Subject: SA Water cat eyes - Anzac Highway
Hello
Please find attached another location of blue cateye that are hazardous for
cyclists.
There are two of them in line with the path a cyclist takes.
This is just west of Brighton road, and a very busy section to be dealing
with traffic from shops, passing traffic AND road surface.
Please pass this information on to your contact for other cateye hazards.
Thanks and regards