Racecourse Road in Flemington

Racecourse Road in City of Frankston is a two-lane, asphalted, lit expressway (60 km/h, also known as Princes Highway). The road has cycle paths (cycle lane) in some sections. There is a parking ban. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Eastwood Street, Pin Oak Crescent, Wellington Street, Coronet Street, Smithfield Road, Newmarket Street, Calwell Street, Bellair Street, Clarence Street, Glance Street, Crown Street and Flemington Road. It ends in a cul-de-sac and connects Kensington, North Melbourne and Flemington. Racecourse Road is also known as Princes Highway. This road is part of the long-distance roads 83 and Princes Highway. In the vicinity, you can find among other things 2 ATMs, 2 pubs, 2 fast food restaurants and a café. The nearest stops are Stop 23: Stubbs Street, Stop 28: Smithfield Road, Stop 29: Ascot Vale Road, Stop 26: Newmarket Station and Stop 24: Victoria Street. The tram lines 57 and 57a and the bus line RRB: UFD serve this stop. Racecourse Road also exists in Williamstown, Noble Park, Altona, Sunbury and Werribee.

Alternative Name
Princes Highway
Road Type
expressway
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
60
Route
east-west

Tram stops

  • Stop 23: Stubbs Street.
  • Stop 28: Smithfield Road.
  • Stop 29: Ascot Vale Road.
  • Stop 26: Newmarket Station.
  • Stop 24: Victoria Street.
  • tram lines 57, 57a

Pharmacy

  • Chemist Warehouse (prescription drugs, opening hours: Mon–Sun 9–21).

ATMs

  • NAB (NAB).
  • Commonwealth Bank (Commonwealth Bank).

Fast food restaurants

  • Roundabout Pizza (pizza, opening hours: Mon–Sun 17–23).
  • KFC (chicken, takeaway).

Pet shops

  • Ascot Pet.

Pubs

  • Mama Bear.
  • Newmarket Tavern.

Cafés

  • Daily Grind Cafe (wheelchair accessible).

Newsagent's

  • Newmarket Lucky Lotto (wheelchair accessible).

Car repair shops

  • Racecource Automotive Service.