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===Public transport===
[[File:Joondalup Station at Dusk from Collier Pass.JPG|thumb|Joondalup Interchange at sunset]]{{Main|Joondalup railway station}}
The [[Joondalup railway station|Joondalup train station and bus interchange]] is located next to and connected to [[Lakeside Joondalup Shopping City]]. The railway line diverges off the alignment in the median of the [[Mitchell Freeway]] to serve the station. The interchange is connected to the [[Transperth]] train network linking the area to the Perth [[Central business district|CBD]] - a 25-minute journey - and to [[Butler railway station]] the terminus of the line. For a few months in early 1993, Joondalup was the terminus of the railway, and is part of the [[Joondalup railway line|Joondalup Line]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20090714102307/http://www.righttrack.wa.gov.au/Portals/3/media/History_Clarkson.pdf History of Stations on the Clarkson Train Line] Right Track</ref>
There are two types of bus services in the suburb. A free service, the [[Perth Central Area Transit#Joondalup CAT|Central Area Transit]] (routes 10 (Red) and 11 (Blue)),
The rest of the suburb is serviced by normal, fare-paying services departing from the Joondalup Railway Station. Routes 390, 391, 467, 468, 471, 473 and 474 operate along Grand Boulevard through the centre of Joondalup. Routes 467 and 468 travel down Joondalup Drive with a stop at Brienz Drive, routes 390 and 391 travel along Candlewood Boulevard, and routes 473 and 474 travel along Blue Mountain Drive, all serving the housing area in the north part of the suburb.
==References==
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