Transwa

Current Transwa logo, without word mark.

Transwa is a public regional rail and coach transport operator in Western Australia. It was launched in 2003 to replace the Western Australian Government Railways Commission.

Major destinations along Transwa routes include Bunbury, Geraldton, Albany, and Kalgoorlie. Transwa is run by the Public Transport Authority (PTA). There are four named trains operated by Transwa; Australind, AvonLink, MerredinLink, and The Prospector. Along with the trains, 16 coach services are offered.

AvonLink service, Midland.

Transwa coach, Cockburn.

Transwa Media

The Prospector near Toodyay in February 2004
Volvo B11R coach in June 2018
Transwa Australind passing through Yarloop, Western Australia, on it's way to Bunbury.
Prospector trains crossing at Merredin, Western Australia
The MerredinLink, a Transwa train service from East Perth to Merredin, Western Australia, and return, awaits departure from East Perth. Since December 2014, this service has operated weekly.

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