The shortest Hornsby route at 8.6 km, taking about 20 minutes in a single stage through Hornsby, Waitara and Wahroonga. Speed limits range from 40 to 60 km/h. Despite being the shortest, this route has 26 traffic signals and 8 stop signs, giving it the highest density of stops per kilometre. It shares much of the eastern section with Route #129, including Coonanbarra Road and the Wahroonga residential streets.

Watch Out For

• School zone on Coonanbarra Road. 40 km/h during school hours.
• School zone near Edgeworth David Avenue. Second 40 km/h school zone on the eastern section.
• Stop signs in Wahroonga residential streets. 8 stop signs total, nearly one per kilometre. Many are at T-intersections that are easy to roll through.
• Pedestrian crossing near Redleaf Avenue. Watch for pedestrians, especially near schools.

Route Features

• 8 left turns, 8 right turns, 1 roundabout, 26 sets of traffic lights.
• Only 1 roundabout. The fewest of any Hornsby route, so the focus is on signal-controlled intersections.
• 26 traffic signals. Only 5 fewer than the much longer Route #129.
• 8 stop signs and 2 give way intersections. Stop-sign dense route.
• 2 pedestrian crossings at Redleaf Avenue and Edgeworth David Avenue.

Test Manoeuvres

• Kerbside stop near Peats Ferry Road.

Key Tips

• With 8 stop signs in 8.6 km, expect to stop frequently. Each one must be a complete stop.
• The route shares the Coonanbarra Road section with Route #129. If you practice one, the other will feel familiar.
• Only 1 roundabout means most intersections are signal-controlled. Pay attention to green arrows vs solid greens for right turns.