'We don't want to choke the freeways': Commuter surveys begin ahead of 25-day Mandurah train shutdown

Daniela Cooper
Updated June 15 2021 - 11:50pm, first published June 11 2021 - 11:59am
PLAN AHEAD: The Mandurah Line still shut down for close to a month, says Transport Minister Rita Saffioti. Photos: File Images.
PLAN AHEAD: The Mandurah Line still shut down for close to a month, says Transport Minister Rita Saffioti. Photos: File Images.

The Public Transport Authority has begun surveying train commuters at stations along the Mandurah Line to understand the potential impacts of a month-long train shutdown.

Daniela Cooper

Daniela has returned to her first love after a decade of working in local, state and federal governments, non-profits and the corporate world. She has a passion for injustice; to be a voice for those who don't have one; to hold power to account; and to bring readers the news without fear. She loves to explore new places and unfamiliar topics (both in her professional and private life) but her go-to loves are travel, health, social justice, foreign affairs and the outdoors. Email daniela.cooper@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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