breakingAirport, Ellenbrook and Midland train lines shut and another disrupted after carriage derailmentClaire SadlerThe West AustralianMon, 17 November 2025 4:30PMCommentsComments
Three train lines across Perth have been shutdown after a carriage derailed on Monday afternoon.
The Airport, Ellenbrook and Midland lines have all been cancelled between Perth to Redcliffe, Perth to Morley, and Perth to Bassendean.
It is understood a train carriage has derailed and blocked off the train line about 3.30pm.
The incident is also causing delays on the Fremantle line and is expected to affect the train lines well into the evening.
Replacement buses are being organised at the affected train lines.
Transperth urged travellers to allow extra time and be aware that replacement buses may not connect with timetabled bus and train services.
Alternatively, a timetabled service may be put on to help travellers.
Commuters can check a list of alternative bus routes or use the JourneyPlanner to plan their journey.
Airport line
Train replacement bus Route 902 is operating while trains are cancelled. Route 902 will depart from Stand 3, Wellington St.
Trains are continuing to operate between Redcliffe and High Wycombe.
Ellenbrook line
Train replacement bus Route 903 is operating while trains are cancelled. Route 903 will depart from Stand 4, Wellington St.
Trains are continuing to operate between Morley and Ellenbrook.
Midland Line
Train replacement bus Route 901 is operating while trains are cancelled. Route 901 will depart from Stand 2, Wellington St.
Trains are continuing to operate between Bassendean and Midland.
Call the Transperth InfoLine on 13 62 13 if you require help regarding service disruptions or planning a journey.
Hearing or speech impaired? Call via NRS 133 677 and ask for 13 62 13.
More to come.
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