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Major bus network improvements on the way

The introduction of new high-frequency routes is among several noteworthy changes coming to Perth's bus network when the Ellenbrook Line begins operation next month.

After considering feedback received during community consultation earlier this year, modifications have been made to the Transperth bus network to better connect the local community to the new stations at Morley, Noranda, Ballajura, Whiteman Park and Ellenbrook.

The new services will be supported by the addition of 88 new buses to the network, adding a combined five million bus service kilometres every year.

The already popular high-frequency 950 and 970 routes will be extended to Morley Station and Landsdale respectively, while a new high-frequency 975 service will link Warwick, Mirrabooka and Morley Bus Station (to be renamed Galleria Bus Station) and Bayswater.

Passengers will also benefit from the newly created 386X, 950X and 970X routes, which will provide a limited-stop option during morning and afternoon peak periods, helping commuters get to their destination faster. These services will replace routes 385, 66 and 370 respectively.

Other notable changes include:

  • new east-west connections between the Yanchep and Ellenbrook lines via upgrades to routes 449 and 450, and new routes 451 and 452;
  • improved connections between the Midland and Ellenbrook lines via an extension to route 310 and new routes 358 and 359;
  • improved coverage in suburbs such as Aveley, Henley Brook, Caversham and Upper Swan; and
  • improved capacity for many schools across the region.

These network modifications will provide local residents with more travel options, higher-frequency services, a longer spread of operating hours, more services running seven days a week and improved access to community hubs and popular destinations.

The new bus network will come into effect when the Ellenbrook Line begins services on 9 December 2024.

Bus timetables are being finalised and will be released closer to the opening date.

Visit the Transperth website for more information on the changes.

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