Trackless Tram | City of Stirling

WA’s first trackless tram between Scarborough Beach and Glendalough has been given a federally-funded boost with a $2 million business case set to commence within months.
The initial proposal is set to extend for seven kms from the coast along Scarborough Beach Road to Stirling City Centre, with connections through to the Perth CBD on the existing heavy rail network at Glendalough Station.
Trackless tram technology does not require tracks and operates on existing roadways making them easier and less expensive to incorporate into traditional transport systems.
Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure Alan Tudge said the trackless tram technology had the potential to be expanded into public transport systems across the country.