Southern Coast Transit

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Southern Coast Transit, established in 1995, is a transport company that has operated 320 buses in south-western Perth, Australia since 1996 under contracts with the Department of Transport / Public Transport Authority.

Contents 1 History 2 Depots 3 Vehicles 4 See also 5 External links

[edit] History

Previously owned by the Transport Management Group and then National Express, Southern Coast Transit is now owned by Veolia Transport Australia formerly Connex , and it was renamed as Veolia Transport Perth.

[edit] Depots

Southern Coast Transit has depots in :

• East Perth (for exclusive use by Perth CAT buses)
• O'Connor (named after its contract area - Fremantle)
• Mandurah
• Rockingham

[edit] Vehicles

Southern Coast Transit operates the following types of vehicles:

• Mercedes-Benz O305
• Mercedes-Benz O305G
• Mercedes-Benz O405
• Mercedes-Benz O405NH (diesel and natural gas)
• Mercedes-Benz OC500LE (natural gas)
• Renault PR100.2
• Renault PR180.2 (articulated)
• Scania L94UA (natural gas)

[edit] See also

• Path Transit
• Swan Transit
• Connex

[edit] External links

• Southern Coast Transit Official Website

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