Canning Bridge Bus Interchange | Building for Tomorrow

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Overview

Road
Project type
$200 million
Total budget
In Planning
Project phase
Main Roads WA
Lead agency

The Canning Bridge Bus Bridge Interchange will be upgraded and expanded to meet requirements for both existing and future passenger demands.

The new larger bus facility will include twelve active and eight layover stands, with improved entries to the station and pedestrian access.

Project plans also includes updates to the Principal Shared Path (PSP) network to create safer connections between the station, residential areas and foreshore.

Construction is anticipated to commence in mid-2027. Once complete, the upgrades will improve public transport reliability and optimise pedestrian and vehicle safety.

For more information, visit Main Roads WA.

Benefits

Improve public transport reliability.
Meet future population needs.
Optimise pedestrian and vehicle safety.

Gallery

Artist's impression of the new Canning Bridge Bus Interchange.

Artist's impression of the new Canning Bridge Bus Interchange.
Artist's impression of the preliminary design, which includes a larger bus interchange facility.

Artist's impression of the preliminary design, which includes a larger bus interchange facility.
Aerial view of the Canning Bridge project site.

Aerial view of the Canning Bridge project site.
Preliminary Canning Bridge Bus Interchange project map.

Preliminary Canning Bridge Bus Interchange project map.

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