Monday 25 November 2013

CARS BAN FOR MELBOURNE RUN

GOODONYA DALE!

CARS WILL BE BANNED FROM 9 am SUNDAY, DECEMBER1, 2013 FOR THE FREEDOM RIDE.

CARS  WILL  BE  EXCLUDED  FROM  THE  FRONT OF PARLIAMENT HOUSE FOR THE FREEDOM RIDE IN MELBOURNE.

From  9  am motorcycles, scooters, sidecars and trikes only will be allowed to  enter Bourke Street from Exhibition Street. Spring Street will be bikes only between Collins and Albert Streets.

This   excellent  cooperation  from  the Victoria Police deserves real thanks. Please pass this message on and obey all the road rules on the day. Ride safely.

We  have a big area to fill so pass this on to family and friends. A person does not have to be on a bike to attend. If you are on a bike, be on the FREEDOM RIDE
next Sunday, December 1, 2013.

And,  we  have  a strong message to send to our politicians. 

WE DON'T WANT QUEENSLAND TYPE ANTIBIKE LAWS IN VICTORIA.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/video/watch/19985282/recreational-riders-angry-over-laws/

http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/news/crime-court/tough-new-antibikie-laws-mean-even-the-smallest-crime-could-land-a-former-bikie-in-jail/story-fnje8bkv-1226764704752

These laws effect your right to pick your mates, to go where you want, when you want with who you want. They can effect you job and where you spend your money. I don't want to live in a state like that.

Damien Codognotto OAM
Spokesman
Independent Riders' Group

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoJvui8viW4

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Dale Maggs
Organiser
FREEDOM RIDE
Victoria

Good Morning Dale.

I  will  be in charge of the police facilitating your event on Sunday.

I  have liaised with the City of Melbourne and established the traffic plan  set  out  below.  Our  media unit  will  put  the traffic plan information on the Freedom Ride facebook sites to inform riders of how
to  enter the area.  Police will also attend the meeting points on the morning  to pass on the traffic arrangements.  

I am interested to know if  you  have  any marshals arranged to help manage the riders as they gather, ride to and enter the event.       

Traffic  management  for  the Freedom Ride to the Victorian Parliament House on Sunday 1st Dec 2013 

Police and The City of Melbourne have made the following road closures to facilitate the event: 

From  9  am traffic will be stopped from entering Spring Street at the intersections  of  Collins  Street  and Albert Street.  Motorbikes and scooters  will  be  able  to  enter Spring Street from the event entry point  on Bourke Street 
at the intersection of Exhibition Street.  The entry  point  is not for the purposes of police checks but to exclude
motor cars from the area and ensure participant safety.     

All parking inside the road closures will be available for motorbikes.

Police  request  that  bikes are parked on the road at an angle to the curb.   

At  the  conclusion  of  the  event  the road closures will be
opened  to  allow  vehicles to leave from both  ends of Spring Street.

Normal parking and road rules will then apply.

In regards to the spokespeople announced in the media release have you arranged for any audio equipment?  Many events use a flat bed truck as a  portable  stage.  

Can you please let me know what you will be using and if you have a time schedule for your spokespeople?  

We can arrange for  the  footpath  at  the bottom of the Parliament House steps to be kept clear for your use and placement of a vehicle or equipment.  That way the spokespeople can face down Bourke Street to address the crowd.       

Please  give  me  a  call  and  or a reply email regarding these final details. 

Regards,

Andrew Falconer 
Acting Inspector
Deputy Chief of Staff
Office of the Chief Commissioner

Victoria Police

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