A serious collision on the Kwinana Freeway, one of Perth’s main thoroughfares, has resulted in significant disruptions across the city’s transport systems, leaving commuters grappling with heavy traffic and halted train services.
The accident has caused southbound traffic to come to a standstill through the Jandakot and Cockburn areas, leading to severe congestion. With vehicles unable to move, many drivers are facing frustrating delays as the impact of the crash ripples through the region.
In addition to road traffic chaos, train services on the Mandurah Line have been completely canceled in both directions due to damage to rail infrastructure caused by the accident. Recovery teams are currently working diligently to assess and repair the affected train tracks, but for the time being, trains are not running.
Transperth has confirmed that the incident has also affected services on the Yanchep Line, adding to the travel woes for many residents. While the Thornlie-Cockburn Line experienced interruptions, it has resumed operations, albeit after some delays.
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To mitigate the disruption, train replacement services have been implemented between key stations, specifically from Elizabeth Quay to Aubin Grove. Authorities are urging commuters to allow extra time for their journeys as the situation develops and repairs continue.
The collision’s ramifications extend beyond daily commuters; it threatens to impact attendance at tonight’s AC/DC concert at Perth Stadium, as many concertgoers rely on the now-canceled Mandurah Line services for access to the venue.
The Public Transport Authority is actively managing the situation and coordinating alternative transport options to ease the burden on affected passengers. As authorities work to restore normalcy, the focus remains on ensuring safety and minimizing delays throughout the city.
