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Lock ‘n’ Ride Bike Shelter Upgrade

Transperth is currently installing a new system to access Lock ‘n’ Ride Bike Shelters across the train system.

Passengers will now be able to easily and securely use their SmartRider card to enter the shelters throughout the day and not be restricted by the current access hours. Best of all, bike parking in the Lock ‘n’ Ride Bike Shelters will still be FREE.

Passengers who cycle to a station on a regular basis are encouraged to register their SmartRider for access to the shelter.

Once the new system has been scheduled for installation at your station, Transperth will contact you and advise you of the commencement date.

How to use the new system

Users will only be able to access the shelter by registering for the new system and cyclists will not be able to gain entry into the shelter without a SmartRider card registered for the service. Other bicycle parking areas will still be available at stations such as u-rails and bicycle lockers.

To register for this service, simply complete all the fields below or click here to download a registration form.

How to access the shelter

Once you have registered for the service and your nominated Lock ‘n’ Ride Bike Shelter has the new access system installed, you can access the shelter by following this simple steps:

1. Locate the Bike Vending Machine near the Bike Shelter entrance
2. Press the yellow button
3. Present your SmartRider card to the target shown on the machine
4. The shelter door will unlock automatically

To exit the shelter, you simply need to release the lock on the inside of the shelter and the door will unlock automatically. Please ensure the door is properly locked behind you upon exiting.

Please Note

Users remain responsible for locking their bicycles inside the shelter as Transperth accepts no liability for theft or damage to property while in the facility.
Access to the Lock 'n' Ride Bike Shelter can take up to 72 hours from when the form is submitted.

1. Cardholder details

SmartRider Number:

Title:

First name:

Last name:

Email address:

Street:

Suburb:

Postal Code:

Telephone Number:

Mobile Phone Number:

2. Registration details

Registration type:

Expected weekly usage:

Bike Shelter Location:

3. Terms and Conditions

Bike shelters are solely for the use of storing or securing a bicycle and related equipment.
One bike shelter can be registered per SmartRider. If a user requires access to additional shelters, they must contact Transperth via the details below.
Bike shelters must be kept locked at all times.
The occupier must ensure the inside of the bike shelter is kept clean and tidy and free of litter and debris. Transperth requests that shelter users report any graffiti, damage or other shelter related issues to Transperth.
Transperth reserves the right to open and inspect a bike shelter if there is any doubt as to a shelter’s use or contents, or to carry out necessary maintenance.
If a shelter user has not used the shelter for a period of three (3) months, Transperth reserves the right to terminate the access of the user to the shelter in favour of others on a waiting list for access.
Bike shelters are for short term bike storage only. Transperth reserves the right to remove any bikes that have been left in a shelter and they shall then be treated as property that has come into the possession of Transperth for the purposes of section 64(2) of the Public Transport Authority Act 2003.
Transperth accepts no liability for damage or theft of property from the facilities provided. Transperth recommends that shelter users lock their bike up securely to the internal u-rails provided.
The occupier must inform Transperth of any change of registration details. This includes lost or damaged SmartRiders that have been replaced. Please email BikeShelterRegistrations@pta.wa.gov.au with your updated SmartRider information.
Should the shelter user not comply with any of the above conditions, Transperth reserves the right to terminate the rights of the user at any time, remove the contents to storage where it will be held until collected or disposed of.
Transperth reserves the right to review these Conditions of Use at any time.
An occupier accepts these Conditions of Use and agrees to be bound by these Conditions of Use from the date that Transperth issues a bike shelter access to the occupier.
Access is granted upon the express condition that Transperth:
1. shall under no circumstances be liable or responsible in any manner whatsoever for any loss, accident, damage or injury to the Occupier or any servant, agent, contractor, visitor or invitee or any other person whatsoever of the Occupier (“Related Party”) which may happen within the bike shelter from any cause whatsoever; and
2. not incur or be under any liability whatsoever to the Occupier or to any Related Party for any loss, damage or injury to or in respect of any property of the Occupier or of any Related Party left or deposited in the bike shelter, except as occasioned by the gross negligence of Transperth.
Transperth shall not be liable to the Occupier in respect of any indirect or consequential loss.

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