Trains at Canning Bridge - Transperth

In this video we see some trains at Canning Bridge, a station on Perth's Mandurah line. The station platforms are situated at ground level underneath the Canning Highway where the bus interchange is located. Unlike the other stations on the line which opened in 2007, Canning Bridge opened in 2002 as a bus transfer station. It was a place where bus passengers along Canning Highway could transfer to direct buses to the city on the lower level. As part of construction of the Mandurah line the lower level was converted into railway platforms.
This video was recorded during the start of the afternoon peak hour, so we see a number of 3 & 6 car B Series EMU's on stopping and express services. Stopping all stations services run as far as Cockburn Central while the express services are heading all the way to Mandurah. We also see a 4 car A Series EMU on a Cockburn Central service with a friendly driver.
Shortly after filming this video Transperth changed the timetable for the Mandurah line eliminating express services through this station.
Date: 20th January 2016.

[@neilmansfield8329]

These teams are good

[@nathanroberts355]

When I'm in perth western Australia and I get this train from canningbridge stn into Perth underground stn in Murray Street mall

[@ausrailaction1348]

good to see your got a A series along the line before they vanished

[@jsonytvs8760]

WA_Transport_Films yep idk where they want

[@nathanroberts355]

When I'm in perth and get the train from canningbridge stn into Perth underground stn in Murray Street mall

[@TrainsOfSander]

Nice video mate

[@dangleoof6944]

Because I like the way the seats are across from each other and fit into all stations and they are quite then this b series which in a few years time will be running on the midland line on the new Forrest field airport link project

[@lachlantrainvideos]

Good job!

[@neilmansfield8329]

I mean train’s

[@peli3072]

This is the longest train in Perth, right?

[@dangleoof6944]

I will miss a series when they get rid of them

[@pwhnckexstflajizdryvombqug9042]

What are the chances that Perth will steal the plans for Brisbane's NGR train as well... (when they want a new series)

[@dangleoof6944]

Perth s getting rid of a series

[@Hxn0.0]

Perth is going to have the new C series train that is going to be built in WA and will be in service in 2022.