Bus Stands
Buses are provided at Joondalup Interchange.
| Route Number | Destination / Description | ||
| Stand 1 | |||
| 390 | to Banksia Grove via Joondalup Drive and St Stephens Crescent | ||
| 391 | to Banksia Grove via Joondalup Drive and Millendon Drive | ||
| Stand 2 | |||
| 904 | Rail Replacement Service to Perth | ||
| 904 | Rail Replacement Service to Clarkson | ||
| Stand 3 | |||
| 467 | to Whitfords Station via Ashby and Hocking | ||
| 468 | to Whitfords Station via Wanneroo Road | ||
| Stand 4 | |||
| 470 | to Burns Beach via Iluka | ||
| 471 | to Kinross via Currambine | ||
| 473 | to Kinross via Blue Mountain Drive | ||
| 474 | to Clarkson Station via Kinross | ||
| Stand 5 | |||
| 464 | to Whitfords Station via Heathridge and Eddystone Avenue | ||
| 465 | to Whitfords Station via Trappers Drive | ||
| 466 | to Whitfords Station via Timberlane Drive | ||
| Stand 6 | |||
| 460 | to Whitfords Station via Shenton Avenue and Oceanside Prom | ||
| 461 | to Whitfords Station via Shenton Avenue and Marmion Avenue | ||
| Stand 7 | |||
| 462 | to Whitfords Station via Hodges Drive and Marmion Avenue | ||
| 463 | to Whitfords Station via Heathridge | ||
| 681 | to Crown Perth, Burswood | ||
| Stand 8 | |||
| 10 Red CAT | Joondalup Circular Service (anti-clockwise) | ||
| 11 Blue CAT | Joondalup Circular Service (clockwise) | ||
| 13 Yellow CAT | ECU Joondalup Circular Service (Monday to Thursday ECU days only) | ||
| Stand 9 | |||
| School specials | |||
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