Major Enhancements for Australind Trains to Serve Bunbury and Peel Regions

The Cook Labor Government commits $80 million to improve Australind trains, boosting reliability and service frequency. This upgrade meets growing demand in the Peel and South West regions. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Significant Boost for Australind Trains Reliability

The new $80 million investment will bring two additional three-car Australind trains to the fleet. This decision will ensure better reliability for passengers traveling between Bunbury and Perth in the future.

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Reliability issues with previous Australind trains often caused disruptions, leading to the use of replacement buses. These new trains aim to eliminate such problems while supporting increased service frequency.

Enhancing Australind Trains for Growing Regional Needs

The population growth in towns like Pinjarra, Waroona, and Harvey highlights the urgent need for better transportation. Improved Australind trains will connect these communities with Perth more conveniently.

In addition to better connectivity, enhanced services will support local tourism and economic development. Perth residents will enjoy greater access to regional destinations, encouraging travel to the South West.

Premier Roger Cook called the investment a vital step to address growing transportation demands. Transport Minister Rita Saffioti emphasized that new trains would resolve existing issues and pave the way for expanded services.

With the reopening of the Armadale Train Line, the new Australind trains will transform connectivity in the region. Both residents and visitors anticipate significant benefits from these enhanced services.

Source, photo: www.wa.gov.au

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