Unsure about what you can take on board? We’ve brought together information that you need to know before you travel on our services with your items. Unfortunately, space limitations and safety considerations mean there are some restrictions.
Here are some general guidelines you need to consider for items you wish to take on board:
- Mobility aids, such as a wheelchair or gopher,
take priority on all Transperth services
- Our staff have discretion over what can be
carried on board
- Your items are your responsibility and should
not be left unattended
- Passengers must dismount any personal transportation device listed below at the entry of all Transperth facilities and services
- If the bus, train or ferry is full, we can ask you to wait for the next service
- Only manual or electric devices are permitted on
Transperth services – petrol or combustible fuel powered devices of any nature
are not permitted
- Avoid causing other passengers any inconvenience
or discomfort by keeping items out of aisles and off seats
- Avoid blocking entrances and obscuring the vision of bus drivers
- Buses and trains have priority areas for seniors, people using mobility aids and parents with prams, please keep them available for people who need them
- Where an item is not permitted on a bus, this
also includes train replacement and special event buses.
If you use a mobility aid, such as a wheelchair or gopher, find maximum dimensions and other essential information here.
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).