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Effective: 11/10/2020 Bus Timetable Blue CAT Timetable Yellow CAT Timetable Service frequency may vary subject to traffic and weather conditions. Service frequency may vary subject to traffic and weather conditions. Services depart and terminate at Elizabeth Quay Bus Station (Stop 1). Services depart Claisebrook Station (Stop 1), and terminate at Thomas Street (Stop 20). 203 Monday to Friday Frequency First Trip Last Trip Monday to Friday Frequency First Trip Last Trip Full services 8-10 minutes 6:50am 6:52pm 7-8 minutes 5:52am 6:51pm Perth CAT 7:00pm and 7:16pm trips on Monday to Thursday will terminate at Stop 4 - Beaufort Street Bridge. 15 minutes 7:01pm 7:15pm Friday - Additional Services Frequency First Trip Last Trip Friday - Additional Services Frequency First Trip Last Trip Routes Full services 15 minutes 7:00pm 12:15am 15 minutes 7:30pm 8:45pm 12:30am and 1:00am trips will terminate at Stop 4 - Beautfort Street Bridge. Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays* Frequency First Trip Last Trip Circular Route 10 minutes 8:00am 6:50pm Blue CAT Saturday Frequency First Trip Last Trip North/South between Elizabeth Full services 10 minutes 8:36am 6:36pm Quay Bus Stn (Perth) and 15 minutes 6:51pm 11:51pm Services depart Thomas Street (Stop 20) and terminate at Claisebrook Station (Stop 1). Northbridge 12:05am and 12:35am trips will terminate at Stop 4 - Beaufort Street Bridge. Monday to Friday Frequency First Trip Last Trip Circular Route Red CAT Sunday & Public Holidays* Frequency First Trip Last Trip 7-8 minutes 5:58am 7:15pm East/West between the WACA Full services 10 minutes 8:36am 6:26pm 13 minutes 7:25pm 7:38pm (East Perth) and Outram St 6:36pm and 6:46pm trips will terminate at Stop 4 - Beaufort St Bridge. (West Perth) Your self-guided tour starts at the 1 East Perth Power Tour around PerthFriday - Additional Services Frequency First Trip Last Trip 15 minutes 7:53pm 9:08pm Between Claisebrook Stn (East Station (heritage site) and operational East Perth Yellow CAT experiencing it’s many Perth) and Thomas Street Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays* Frequency First Trip Last Trip (West Perth) Terminal. Walk from East Perth or Claisebrook Train faces by following the 10 minutes 8:23am 7:13pm station or park along Summer St. Between Elizabeth Quay Bus Stn Green CAT (Perth) and Leederville Stn Green CAT Timetable route of the historicalRed CAT Timetable via City West, West Perth and St Take a picturesque stroll along the Swan River PERTH BY main electricity ring. Georges Tce Service frequency may vary subject to traffic and weather conditions. Service frequency may vary subject to traffic and weather conditions. through to Mardalup Park, then over the foot bridge ServicesPOWER depart Elizabeth Quay Bus Station (Stop 1), and terminate atPonder Leederville Station how (Stop 11). electricityServices depart and terminate at WACA (Stop 1). Perth Central Area Transit (CAT) buses are free. You may get on and off them as often as you at Claisebrook Cove. Pass by Victoria Gardens and Monday to Friday Frequency First Trip Last Trip Monday to Friday Frequency First Trip Last Trip like without paying a fare. 12 minutes powers6:00am our6:12am lives in the 5 minutes 5:59am 6:50pm Mardalup Bridge (or walk across the bridge and back ROUTE 7-8 minutes 6:20am 7:02pm 10 minutes 7:00pm 7:20pm These services are brought to you by Transperth past, present and future. and the City of Perth. 6 for a different view). Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays No Services Friday - Additional Services Frequency First Trip Last Trip Self guided tour 15 minutes 7:30pm 8:45pm Make your way between Gloucester Park Race Course Services depart Leederville Station (Stop 11) and terminate at Elizabeth Quay Bus Station (Stop 1). Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays* Frequency First Trip Last Trip Monday to Friday Frequency First Trip Last Trip 10 minutes 8:30am 6:50pm and the WACA cricket ground to Queens Gardens. Take 10 minutes 5:57am 6:36am a CAT bus or walk towards Wellington St via Goderich St 7-8 minutes 6:44am 7:02pm BULWER ST and Bennett St to Wellington Square and through the Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays No Services All Transperth buses are accessible BRISBANE ST 1 hospital precinct towards the CBD. You will notice *Public Holiday note: No services on Good Friday, Anzac Day and Christmas Day. LAKE ST 2 Substation no. 1 and the site of the first Perth power Full service information is available on each Perth CAT stop and at transperth.wa.gov.au STUART ST station is now part of the hospital building E. Across ARTHUR ST PALMERSTON ST STUART ROBINSON AVE BULWER ST the road from the old substation building is a working RAILWAY PDE RESERVE P 5 FORBES RD Service Information CAT Stop Lists JOHN ST WILLIAM ST FITZGERALD ST MONGER ST LORD ST SUMMERS ST substation. SUMMER ST Blue CAT Red CAT YellowNEWCASTLE CAT ST Green CAT PERTH Next, walk down Wellington St to Pier St and turn left DELHI ST RUSSELL OVAL Transperth’s CAT buses offer you a free, fast 1 Elizabeth Quay Bus Station 1 WACA 1 Claisebrook Station 1 Elizabeth Quay Bus Station MARKET ST SQUARE LACEY ST HAROLD ABERDEEN ST towards Murray St. Take a right onto Murray St and find and convenient means of travelling around 2 Barrack Square 2 Don Aitken Centre 2 Royal St Car Park 2 Mill StreetSTIRLING ST BREWER ST BOAS MONEY ST SHENTON ST the Perth CBD. Whether you are in the CBD 3 NOT IN USE GARDENS 3 Plain Street 3 Central Institute 3 Milligan Street the 3 Electrical and Gas Department Building halfway for shopping or travelling to an appointment, LINDSAY ST EDWARD ST 4 Beaufort Street BridgeSUTHERLAND ST 4 Wellington Square PARKER ST FRANCIS4 Royal ST Square 4 Harvest Terrace our CAT services help to reduce the expenses down the block before you hit Barrack St. ROE ST CLAISEROOK RD associated with driving and parking in the city. 5 Museum 5 Carlton LAKE ST 5 Victoria Gardens 5 Havelock PARRYStreet ST 6 Art Centre 6 Perth Mint JAMES6 ST Nile Street 6 Ord Street P All CAT buses are colour coded for your GLADSTONE ST EAST PDE COLIN ST 7 Central InstituteMURRAY ST 7 Victoria Avenue 7 Don Aitken Centre 7 Hay Street Continue west along Murray St, passing the old General convenience. Each bus stop includes an audio JEWEL LANE 8 Aberdeen Street 8 Town Hall 8 Plain Street 8 Harold Boas Gardens recording of service times. Simply press the WILLIAM ST Post Office. Cross over William St and continue up information button at the stop to find out when 9 Francis Street 9 NOT IN USE 9 Wellington Square 9 Sutherland Street the next bus is due to arrive. WELLINGTON ST BEAUFORT ST SHORT ST Murray St until you reach Queen and King streets. 10 Russell Square 10 Forrest Place 10 Hill Street 10 City West Station ST GEORGES TCE KENSINGTON ST STIRLNG ST 4 Substation no. 2 GEORGE ST is building number 333. 11 Northbridge 11 Perth Underground 11 Lord StreetROE ST 11PIER STLeederville Station MARDALUP 4 HAVELOCK ST JAMES ST PARK PARLIAMENT PL TCE VICTORY ORD ST 12 James Street ELDER ST 12 Central Park 12 Royal Perth Hospital 12 City West Station MURRAY ST BROWN ST 13 Horseshoe Bridge 13 His Majesty’s 13 Western Power 13 Sutherland Street LORD ST Take a CAT bus or keep walking up Murray St under the Travel for free on all Transperth services 14 Perth Underground 14 QV1 MILLIGAN ST 14 Forrest Place 14 Harold Boas Gardens NASH ST HENRY LAWSON WALK located within the Free Transit Zone (FTZ) for HAY ST BROOK ST freeway and into West Perth. After crossing Havelock St, 15 Parliament 15 Raine Square 15 Hay Street ROYAL ST CLAISEBROOK buses and the SmartRider Free Transit Zone COVE VICTORIA jump across right to Thelma St. Where Thelma St meets (SFTZ) for trains. When travelling on the train 16 Emerald Terrace 16 Arena 16 Kings Park Road GARDENS within the SFTZ, you must tag on and off usingKINGS PARK RD 17 West Perth 17 Sutherland Street 17 Havelock Street Colin St is 5 Substation no. 3. MALCOM ST SPRING ST WELINGTON ST ROYAL ST MACEY ST a SmartRider. HARVEST TCE WELINGTON ST 18 Outram Street 18 Harold Boas Gardens 18 Harvest Terrace WITTENOOM ST 19 Ord Street KING ST 19 Colin Street 19 Milligan Street The FTZ boundaries are shown on the map. From here, follow Colin St to Harold Boas Gardens, jump The SFTZ train boundaries are City West on the 20 Havelock Street 20 Thomas Street 20 Mill Street WELLINGTON WICKHAM ST Fremantle Line, Claisebrook on the Midland and SQUARE on a CAT bus or stroll through the park to the cycleway 21 Gordon StreetMILL ST 21 Harold Boas Gardens Armadale/Thornlie Lines, and the Elizabeth MOUNT ST THE ESPLANADE NILE ST 22 Milligan Street 22 Sutherland Street WELINGTON ST BRONTE ST along the railway. Follow this back towards the city Quay on the Joondalup and Mandurah Lines. BARRACK ST RD TRAFALGAR 23 Raine Square WILLIAM ST 23 Arena PIER ST HAY ST until you get to the Lake St railway crossing. Cross over Free travel is only permitted within the FTZ SWAN RIVER 24 Perth Station 24 Yagan Square IRWIN ST or SFTZ with a SmartRider for train services. ST GEORGES TCE 25 Murray Street 25 Perth Station HILL ST GODERICH ST Roe St and continue up Lake St. Turn left on James St If you are travelling outside this zone normal GLOUCESTER PARK fares apply.
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