Alternative Transport and Parking Options

Introduction

At the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre (QEIIMC), we recognise the environmental impact and daily challenges of commuting, we provide a variety of alternative transport choices. These options are designed not just for convenience but also to support our environmental goals.

Public Transport Access to QEIIMC

QEIIMC prides itself on being well-connected by public transport, offering staff an eco-friendly way to travel to work. Enhanced bus services and extended operating times ensure that getting to QEIIMC is convenient, regardless of your shift schedule. Our TravelSmart Junction, located in E Block, is a valuable resource for staff, providing comprehensive journey planning assistance and advice on public transport options. By choosing public transport, our staff play a crucial role in reducing traffic congestion and environmental impact, aligning with QEIIMC’s commitment to sustainable healthcare practices.

Public Bus Services to QEIIMC

• Purple CAT: A convenient circular route linking Elizabeth Quay Bus Station and UWA, with stops at QEIIMC. Purple CAT Schedule
• Bus Route 24: Connects St Georges Terrace, Kings Park Road, and Nicholson Road with QEIIMC. Route 24 Schedule
• Bus Route 25: Runs from Elizabeth Quay Station through Kings Park Road and Hamersley Road to QEIIMC. Route 25 Schedule
• Bus Route 96: Links Leederville train station with UWA via Thomas Street, passing through QEIIMC ending on Hackett Drive. Route 96 Schedule
• Bus Route 97: Links Subiaco train station with QEIIMC via Rokeby Road and Nicholson Road. Route 97 Schedule
• Bus Route 103: Travels between St Georges Terrace and Fremantle, passing through QEIIMC. Route 103 Schedule
• Bus Route 950: Services from Morley Bus Station to QEIIMC, via Elizabeth Quay Bus Station and UWA. Route 950 Schedule
• Bus Route 998: Circular line connecting Fremantle Station to Morley Bus Station, serving QEIIMC, Curtin University, and other major destinations. Route 998 Schedule
• Bus Route 999: Circular line connecting Fremantle Station to Murdoch Station, passing QEIIMC and Curtin University. Route 999 Schedule

Cycling to Work

Embracing a Healthier Commute

QEIIMC actively supports and encourages cycling as a healthy, sustainable way to commute. Recognising the numerous benefits of cycling, both for individual well-being and environmental sustainability, the centre provides ample facilities for cyclists:

• Bike Storage: Cyclists have access to bike storage areas.
• Shower and Locker Facilities: Understanding the need for convenience post-commute, QEIIMC, and many of our tenants offer shower and locker facilities for cyclists.
• Bike Repair: For minor maintenance needs, the QEII Travelmart team organise annual bike repair opportunities. Please see the TravelSmart section for more information.
• Promoting Cycling Culture: Through various initiatives and awareness programs, QEIIMC fosters a culture of cycling among staff, encouraging more people to consider this eco-friendly and healthy commuting option.

Carpooling and Green Commuting

QEIIMC supports carpooling as part of its green commuting initiative. Carpooling is an excellent way for staff to reduce their carbon footprint, share travel costs, and build community connections. The TravelSmart team at QEIIMC assists staff in finding carpooling partners and provides information on green commuting options.

For staff interested in carpooling, TravelSmart offers assistance and guidance to make commutes more sustainable and enjoyable. You can contact the TravelSmart team for information and support regarding carpooling options:

• Location: E Block, SCGH, Hospital Avenue, Nedlands, WA 6009
• Phone: (08) 6457 4085
• Email: MCTravelSmart@health.wa.gov.au

TravelSmart's role is crucial in promoting sustainable travel choices within the QEIIMC community, contributing to environmental conservation and fostering a culture of shared commuting.

Parking at Gold Netball Centre

The Gold Netball Centre (Formerly Matthews Netball Centre), in close proximity to QEIIMC, offers a viable parking alternative for our staff. The car park is located off Salvado Rd has all day parking available, please contact them for rates. This is a short bus ride to site.

Contact the Town of Cambridge with any questions regarding these car parks. Please observe the signage in place if parking in these locations.

Rosalie Park Public Parking

Rosalie Park (public parking). Daily charges apply (approx. $10-$14) and is within walking distance to QEIIMC.

Compliance with Local Council Bylaws

QEIIMC Trust does not endorse any QEIIMC staff member or tenant infringing local council Bylaws or soliciting services from private residents that may infringe local council Bylaws. This compliance is crucial, especially when utilising alternative parking facilities like Rosalie Park or Golds Netball Centre.

Please also note there is no parking available to QEIIMC Staff at Kings Park. Vehicles found to park their may be issued with an infringement notice by the Local Council.

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