- Fares for post-midnight trains will be reinstated from February 4 for a three-month trial
- New two-zone fare cap now in effect so no trip will cost more than $4.90
- Will improve safety and security for passengers, while also making it easier for
- COVID-19 tracing via SmartRiders
- Part of new measures to tackle antisocial behaviour in CBD and Northbridge
- Fares will be reintroduced on Transperth's post-midnight trains on Friday and Saturday nights from February 4, for a three-month trial.
- Mandurah Line now open for passengers after 20-day shutdown to facilitate major works on Thornlie-Cockburn Link
- About 500 personnel worked around the clock to lay more than 5 kilometres of new rail
- More than 140,000 passengers used bus replacement services
- Two-zone fare cap in effect, slashing cost of travel from southern suburbs
- Works are on track to re-open the Mandurah Line from Saturday January 15, 2022
- Shutdown has helped facilitate major works on the Thornlie-Cockburn Link
- More than 40,000 passenger boardings on replacement bus services from major pop-up bus station at PCEC so far
- Fares now capped at two zones
- Mandurah train line from Aubin Grove to Elizabeth Quay will temporarily close from December 26 to January 14
- Replacement buses will run between affected train stations and Perth CBD
- Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre transformed into pop-up bus station
- Commuters urged to plan ahead and allow additional time for journey
- Shutdown to facilitate major works on the METRONET Thornlie-Cockburn Link
A key milestone has been reached on two major projects, with preferred proponents announced to design and build the Byford Rail Extension and Victoria Park-Canning Level Crossing Removal projects.