CircleRoute

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The CircleRoute is a pair of cross-suburban bus routes in Perth, Western Australia. Like all Perth bus routes, the buses are branded Transperth and operated by companies contracted by the Public Transport Authority. The routes are identical except for direction: 98 is clockwise, and 99 is anticlockwise. The CircleRoute runs through Perth's inner suburbs and connects Perth's suburban railway lines.

During peak-hour times during study period on weekdays, additional buses are provided for larger capacities.

Since 25 November 2007, fares have been determined according to the same Transperth zonal system used by other bus routes and trains in the region (prior to that date, the CircleRoute used its own distinct zones).[1]

Bus stops

The CircleRoute is a "limited service", which means that it only stops at bus stops with bus information. Each of the stops listed below is a timed stop.

Location Zone Serving Suburbs Route Direction Transfers
98 99
CircleRoute
Fremantle Station 2 Fremantle ↓ Bus transfers, Fremantle Line
Murdoch University 2 Murdoch ↑ ↓
Murdoch Station 2 Murdoch ↑ ↓ Bus transfers, Mandurah Line
Southlands Boulevarde 2 Willetton ↑ ↓
Curtin University of Technology 1 Bentley ↑ ↓ Bus transfers
Oats Street Station 1 Carlisle, East Victoria Park ↑ ↓ Armadale/Thornlie Line
Belmont Forum 1 Belmont, Cloverdale ↑ ↓
Ascot Racecourse 1 Ascot ↑ ↓
Bayswater Station 1 Bayswater ↑ ↓ Bus transfers, Midland Line
Morley Bus Station 1 Morley ↑ ↓ Bus transfers
Flinders Street 1 Tuart Hill ↑ ↓
Stirling Station 2 Stirling ↑ ↓ Bus transfers, Joondalup Line
Churchlands Green 1 Churchlands ↑ ↓
Shenton Park Station* 1 Shenton Park ↑ ↓ Fremantle Line
University of WA 1 Crawley ↑ ↓
Claremont Shopping Centre 1 Claremont ↑ ↓
Fremantle Station 2 Fremantle ↑ Bus transfers, Fremantle Line

* Shenton Park Train Station is only a transfer point between the CircleRoute and Fremantle Line trains. It is not nominated as a Timed Stop for the CircleRoute.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Transperth Zone Boundary changes". Transperth. Retrieved 2007-11-24. 

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