SUNDAY 6 JULY Routes 30, 31, 34, 102, 107, 220, 881 and 940 Will Run from Wellington Street Bus Station

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SUNDAY 6 JULY Routes 30, 31, 34, 102, 107, 220, 881 and 940 Will Run from Wellington Street Bus Station SUNDAY 6 JULY Routes 30, 31, 34, 102, 107, 220, 881 and 940 will run from Wellington Street Bus Station From Sunday 6 July 2014, routes 30, 31, 34, 102, 107, There will be no changes to services currently 220, 881 and 940 will commence from and terminate operating from Roe Street Bus Station. at the Wellington Street Bus Station. These services will also resume servicing William St. Services will operate from the following stands: See the map on page 6. Wellington William St William St ROUTE Street Bus southbound northbound Station 30 to Curtin University Bus Station via Labouchere Rd Stand 3 Stand 3 Stand 7 31 to Salter Point via Labouchere Rd Stand 3 Stand 3 Stand 7 34 to Cannington Station via Curtin University Stand 4 Stand 3 Stand 7 102 to Cottesloe Station via Claremont Station ** Stand 2 Stand 3 Stand 7 107 to Fremantle Station via Claremont Station ** Stand 2 Stand 3 Stand 7 220 to Armadale Station * Stand 5 NA NA 881 to Munster via Booragoon Bus Station Stand 1 Stand 3 Stand 7 940 to Hamilton Hill via Booragoon Bus Station Stand 1 Stand 3 Stand 7 * Route 220 will revert back to its former route commencing from ** If you are travelling to UWA you should be aware that Wellington Street Bus Station and travelling via Wellington St Route 950 provides a superior service and operates instead of St Georges Tce. from William St Stand 4. Routes 60, 950, 955 and Routes 38, 39, 72, 75, 284, 285, School Special 723 Stand Changes 286, 287, 288, 293, 298 and 299 at Morley Bus Station Service Changes From Sunday 6 July 2014, routes 60, 950, 955 and From Sunday 6 July 2014, timetables for the above School Special 723 will undergo stand changes at mentioned services will change with no reduction Morley Bus Station. in the number of services. Services will operate from the following stands: Morley Bus ROUTE Station 60 to Perth City via William St Stand 4 723 to Embleton Stand 3 950 to QEII via Beaufort St, Stand 5 Perth and UWA 955 to Ellenbrook North Stand 3 via Bassendean Station 2 3 Stand Changes at the Esplanade Busport From Sunday 6 July 2014, the majority of services at the Esplanade Busport will undergo stand changes. If you catch a service from the Esplanade Busport this change is likely to affect you. Services will operate from the following stands: STAND ROUTE/S STAND ROUTE/S A2 Route 41 - Bayswater D4 Route 38 - Cloverdale Route 42 - Maylands Route 286 - Forrestfield Route 43 - Bayswater Route 287 - Forrestfield Route 48 - Morley Bus Station Route 288 - Forrestfield Route 55 - Bassendean Town Centre Route 298 - Maida Vale A3 Route 16 - Dianella D5 Route 39 - Redcliffe Route 60 - Morley Bus Station Route 293 - Kewdale A4 Route 67 - Mirrabooka Bus Station D6 Route 36 - Midland Route 68 - Mirrabooka Bus Station Route 295 - Walliston A5 Route 66 - Morley Bus Station Route 296 - Kalamunda Bus Station A7 Route 950 - Morley Bus Station Route 299 - Walliston B1 Route 23 - Claremont Station D7 Route 37 - Airport T3/T4 (After hours) Route 102 - Cottesloe Station Route 40 - Airport T3/T4 Route 107 - Fremantle Station E1 Route 104 - Como Route 950 - UWA Route 105 - Applecross B4 Green CAT Route 106 - Fremantle Station B5 Blue CAT E2 Route 32 - Como B7 Route 950 - QEII Medical Centre Route 34 - Cannington Station C1* Routes 30, 31, 34, 102, 107, 881 and 940 Route 35 - South Perth C2 Route 881 - Munster E3 Route 30 - Curtin University Bus Stn Route 940 - Hamilton Hill Hall Route 31 - Salter Point C3 Route 150 - Booragoon Bus Station E4 Route 72 - Cannington Station Route 160 - Fremantle Station Route 75 - Canning Vale C4 Route 111 - Fremantle Station E5 Route 33 - Karawara Route 158 - Fremantle Station Route 70 - Curtin University Bus Stn D1** Routes 111, 150, 158, 160, 881 and 940 E6 Route 170 - Bull Creek Station Route 176 - Wilson D2 Route 210 - Gosnells Station Route 177 - Bentley Route 211 - Gosnells Station Route 179 - Bull Creek Station Route 212 - Huntingdale D3 Route 282 - Kalamunda Bus Station * Common Stand to Wellington Street Bus Station Route 283 - Kalamunda Bus Station ** Common Stand - To East Perth 4 5 6 7 SUNDAY 6 JULY NEED MORE infORMATiON? Call: 13 62 13 Plan your journey: transperth.wa.gov.au Information on the bus project: perthcitylink.wa.gov.au Sign up for Transperth’s free My Alerts email service to stay informed about service disruptions. www.transperth.wa.gov.au/my-account National Relay Service (NRS) Customers who are deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment can call through the NRS. TTY service users call 133 667 and ask for 13 62 13. Speak and Listen users call 1300 555 727 and ask for 13 62 13. Translating and interpreting Service If you require an interpreter to help you access information about Transperth services, please call TIS on 13 14 50 and ask to be connected to 13 62 13 for service information for comments or suggestions about Transperth services. SMS Text your stop number to 13 62 13 to find out when your next service is due. For service providers other than Telstra, Optus and Virgin use 0429 33 22 11. V E R N M E O N G T E O H F T Public Transport W Authority A E I S L T A E R R N A U S T.
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