Bus Routes
| Route Number | Destination / Description |
| Stand 1 | |
| 231 | Gosnells Station Circular Service (anti-clockwise) via Eudoria Street, Anaconda Drive, Chamberlain Street and Harry Street |
| 232 | Gosnells Station Circular Service (clockwise) via Harry Street, Ashburton Drive, Anaconda Drive and Eudoria Street |
| Stand 2 | |
| 228 | to Thornlie Station via Westfield Street, Maddington Train Station, Bardwell Street and Spring Road |
| Stand 3 | |
| 210 | to Esplanade Busport via Fremantle Road and Albany Highway |
| 211 | to Esplanade Busport via Dorothy Street and Albany Highway |
| Stand 4 | |
| 907 | Train Replacement Service to Perth |
| 907 | Train Replacement Service to Armadale |
| School Special Services | |
| Albany Highway (north-west bound) | |
| 220 | to Wellington Street Bus Station via Albany Highway |
| Albany Highway (south-east bound) | |
| 220 | to Armadale Station via Albany Highway |
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