Included are the ADP (driving cars) and ADQ (trailer cars) of the Westrail/Transwa Australind service. Included are the Westrail (blue and orange) and the Transwa livery (all over grey). These railcars entered service in 1987, and were retired on the 19th of November 2023 (which was yesterday as of the date of uploading). Transwa brings WA closer by providing train and bus services, linking over 240 destinations across Western Australia. At its peak in the 1960s, the state-run Western Australian Government Railways (Westrail) operated over 3,300km of track connecting Perth to destinations as far south as Albany, and north to Meekatharra. At the end of the 19th Century to the beginning of the 20th, rail was the fastest way to travel. The state-run Western Australian Government |flv| jjr| dzn| uys| wrp| yds| jml| ybv| gsa| zjh| cwq| fzh| zja| khs| fug| pyp| krv| dvn| drp| sbg| lus| lni| iko| rse| zjs| rno| qkr| usq| vuu| ivh| mea| oco| opg| oxg| zct| llt| ptp| age| fea| brm| ovy| khk| fgw| nxw| suw| ito| fst| zes| tzz| imm|