Powered bicycles are considered to be primarily pedal powered with a small electric motor and no fuel, and be of similar size, weight and appearance is similar to a standard bike.
Bus
No bikes, manual or powered, are allowed on board a bus, including train replacement buses unless:
- It is folded, and placed in an appropriately designed, fit for purpose carry bag*
- When folded the maximum dimensions are no more than 120cm x 68cm x 40cm.
Train
Yes, you can take your bike on the train as long as you take into account the following:
During off peak times
- Bikes are allowed to travel on all trains, space permitting.
During peak times**
You can travel with your bike in the non-peak direction.
Bikes are not permitted during peak periods when travelling in peak direction unless:
- It is folded, and placed in an appropriately designed, fit for purpose carry bag*
- When folded the maximum dimensions are no more than 120cm x 68cm x 40cm.
Please note, no bicycles are allowed to enter Perth, Perth Underground or Elizabeth Quay stations during peak times.
The closest alternative stations are City West, Canning Bridge, Leederville and McIver.
Ferry
Yes, you can take your bike on the ferry at all times. There are four racks available for storage on board.
When the storage rack allocation is exhausted you are still welcome to bring your bike on board during off-peak times.
Passengers with bikes must wait for all passengers to board first.
*Passengers must hold on to devices contained in bags and not leave them on the floor of buses and trains.
**Peak periods are Monday to Friday between:
- 7.00am and 9.00am (travelling towards the city)
- 4.30pm and 6.30pm (travelling away from the city).
Manual scooters are able to be carried on all bus, train and ferry services at all times.
Please ensure that the scooter does not take up space within the aisle of a bus and you maintain control of the device throughout your journey.
Powered scooters have a small electric motor and no fuel and can be carried on board services as follows:
Bus
No powered scooters are allowed on board a bus, including train replacement buses unless:
- It is folded and the maximum dimensions are no more than 120cm x 68cm x 40cm.*
Train
Yes, you can take your powered scooter on the train as long as you take into account the following:
During off peak times
- Powered scooters are allowed to travel on all trains, space permitting.
During peak times**
You can travel with your powered scooter in the non-peak direction.
Powered scooters are not permitted during peak periods when travelling in peak direction unless:
- It is folded, the maximum dimensions are no more than 120cm x 68cm x 40cm.*
Please note, no powered scooters are allowed to enter Perth, Perth Underground or Elizabeth Quay stations during peak times.
The closest alternative stations are City West, Canning Bridge, Leederville and McIver.
Ferry
Yes, you can take your powered scooter on the ferry at all times. There are four racks available for storage on board.
When the storage rack allocation is exhausted you are still welcome to bring your powered scooter on board during off-peak times.
Passengers with bikes must wait for all passengers to board first.
*Passengers must not leave devices on the floor of buses and trains.
**Peak periods are Monday to Friday between:
- 7.00am and 9.00am (travelling towards the city)
- 4.30pm and 6.30pm (travelling away from the city).
Powered skateboards are powered with a small electric motor, no fuel and are no larger than 120cm x 68cm x 40cm.
These are able to be carried on all bus, train and ferry services at all times.
Please ensure that the skateboard does not take up space within the aisle of a bus and you maintain control of the device throughout your journey.
Segways are unable to be carried on any Transperth service.
Surfboards are able to be carried on all bus, train and ferry services at all times as long as they meet the following length restrictions and space permits:
Bus
Surfboards can be a maximum of 1.2m long, except on Route 990 which can accomodate boards of up to 2m.
Train and Ferry
Surfboards can be a maximum of 2m long.
Please ensure that there is no sand or other debris on the board when travelling.
Unicycles are able to be carried on all bus, train and ferry services at all times, as long as they are chainless and space permits.