Cockburn Central to Curtin University : 18 km, 14 min Bus & Car Cheapest Way to Travel

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Cockburn Central to Curtin University

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Australia Cockburn Central Curtin University

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38 min

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12 km.

from $6.67

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Continue onto Kwinana Freeway

Kwinana Freeway, 12 km 414 м

12 km 414 м

Keep left onto Canning Highway Exit toward 1, 6

Canning Highway Exit, 1, 6, 1 km 718 м

1 km 718 м

Keep right onto Canning Highway Exit toward 1,6

Canning Highway Exit, 1,6, 225 м

225 м

Turn sharp right onto Canning Highway Exit

Canning Highway Exit, 3 km 256 м

3 km 256 м

Keep left

1 km 670 м

Transperth

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Duration 11 min

Frequency Every 15 minutes

Estimated price $2.54–$3.56

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How can I travel from Cockburn Central Station to Curtin University by using my own car?

The cost to travel from Cockburn Central Station to Curtin University by using your own car is $2.68 to $4.09 for a trip lasting 18 minutes.

How can I get to Curtin University from Cockburn Central Station the fastest?

The fastest way to get from Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University is to taxi which takes 18 minutes and costs between $28.09 and $34.48.

Can you tell me if there is a direct bus route from Cockburn Central station to Curtin University?

No, there is no direct bus route from Cockburn Central station to Curtin University. However, there are services departing from Cockburn Stn Stand 12 and arriving at Hayman Rd Before Adie Ct via Canning Bridge Stn Stand 3. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 53 minutes.

How far is it from Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University?

The distance between Cockburn Central (Station) and Curtin University is 20 km. The road distance is 19.4 km.

How can I travel from Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University by public transportation without a car?

The best way to get from Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University without a car is to train and line 100 bus which takes 38 minutes and costs $4.60 - $6.38.

What is the estimated travel time from Cockburn Central Station to Curtin University?

It takes approximately 38 minutes to get from Cockburn Central Station to Curtin University, including transfers.

Where can I find the Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University bus?

Cockburn Stn Stand 12 station.

Where does the Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University bus stop?

Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University bus services, operated by Transperth, arrive at Canning Bridge Ramp Stand 2 station.

Can you travel from Cockburn Central (Station) to Curtin University by car?

19 km. 18 minutes.

Where can I find hotels near Curtin University?

There are 1077+ hotels available in Curtin University. Prices start at $83.57 per night.

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