You can lock and leave

New free bike lockers and u-rails have been installed at most rail stations. Simple conditions of use apply which help to ensure the security of your bike.

• Provide your own lock

• Lockers are for securing bikes and their accessories only

• Contents are left at your own risk

• Only lockers containing bikes are to be locked - no bike, no lock

• Locks on empty lockers will be removed

Off peak travel and counterflow

Now you can take your bike on the train anytime during the weekend and off peak times. You can also take your bike on trains travelling in the opposite direction to peak flow. This is called the "counterflow" direction and means that bikes can travel on all the morning trains travelling away from the city, and on the afternoon ones travelling towards the city.

Bikes at Perth Train Station

Perth Train Station is busiest during the Monday to Friday peak times of 7.00am to 9.00am and 4.30pm to 6.30pm. Therefore bikes are not permitted on trains stopping at, or passing through this station at these times. If you are approaching Perth Train Station prior to the commencement of a peak period, you will need to disembark at either Leederville, City West or McIver and continue your journey on the bike paths using pedal power.