Transperth fare zone

Last updated August 04, 2021

A Transperth fare zone is an area that is used by Transperth to determine fares. The fare zones are determined by their distance from Perth City.^[1]

List of fare zones

Zone	Railway lines					Bus stations
Zone	Armadale/Thornlie Line	Fremantle Line	Joondalup Line ^{[note 1]}	Mandurah Line ^{[note 2]}	Midland Line	Bus stations
Zone 1 / Free transit zone ^{[note 3]}	Perth McIver Claisebrook	Perth City West	Elizabeth Quay Perth Underground	Perth Underground Elizabeth Quay	Perth McIver Claisebrook	Elizabeth Quay Bus Station Perth Busport
Zone 1	Perth Stadium Burswood Victoria Park Carlisle Oats Street ^{[note 4]} Welshpool	West Leederville Subiaco Daglish Shenton Park Karrakatta Loch Street Showgrounds Claremont	Leederville Glendalough	Canning Bridge	East Perth Mount Lawley Maylands Meltham Bayswater	Curtin Central Curtin University Morley Perth Stadium Victoria Park
Zone 2	Queens Park Cannington ^{[note 5]} Beckenham Thornlie ^{[note 6]} Kenwick Maddington	Swanbourne Grant Street Cottesloe Mosman Park Victoria Street North Fremantle Fremantle ^{[note 4]}	Stirling Warwick Greenwood	Bull Creek Murdoch	Ashfield Bassendean ^{[note 4]} Success Hill East Guildford Guildford Woodbridge Midland ^{[note 7]}	Booragoon Karrinyup Mirrabooka
Zone 3	Gosnells ^{[note 4]} Seaforth Kelmscott ^{[note 4]} Challis Sherwood		Whitfords Edgewater Joondalup	Cockburn Central Aubin Grove		Henley Brook Kalamunda
Zone 4	Armadale ^{[note 8]}		Currambine Clarkson	Kwinana Wellard		Kwinana
Zone 5			Butler Alkimos ^{[note 9]} Eglinton ^{[note 9]}	Rockingham Warnbro
Zone 6			Yanchep ^{[note 9]}
Zone 7				Lakelands ^{[note 9]} Mandurah
Zone 8
Zone 9

Notes

↑ All Joondalup line stations have a purpose-built bus interchange area except Leederville and Edgewater
↑ All Mandurah line stations have a purpose-built bus interchange area
↑ Patrons may board and alight any bus free of charge within the free transit zone. Patrons holding a SmartRider card may also travel on trains free of charge within this zone.
1 2 3 4 5 Bus transfer
↑ Bus transfer; Thornlie line spur diverges here
↑ Bus transfer; end of Thornlie line
↑ Bus transfer, Avonlink and Prospector service
↑ Bus transfer, Australind stop
1 2 3 4 Station is in planning or under construction

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References

↑ Transperth tickets and fares. Public Transport Authority–Government of Western Australia. Retrieved 4 September 2014.

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[note_b-2] All Joondalup line stations have a purpose-built bus interchange area except Leederville and Edgewater

[note_a-3] All Mandurah line stations have a purpose-built bus interchange area

[note_c-4] Patrons may board and alight any bus free of charge within the free transit zone. Patrons holding a SmartRider card may also travel on trains free of charge within this zone.

[note_d-5] 1 2 3 4 5 Bus transfer

[note_e-6] Bus transfer; Thornlie line spur diverges here

[note_f-7] Bus transfer; end of Thornlie line

[note_i-8] Bus transfer, Avonlink and Prospector service

[note_l-9] Bus transfer, Australind stop

[note_m-10] 1 2 3 4 Station is in planning or under construction

[1] Transperth tickets and fares. Public Transport Authority–Government of Western Australia. Retrieved 4 September 2014.

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