travel on Transperth train services was free that day, costing the state $50,000. An extension of the Mitchell Freeway to Burns Beach Road commenced in January 2006, and was opened in November 2008, surrounding the station with freeway lanes. Platforms and services Currambine station is served by Joondalup line trains operated by Transperth Train Operations, a division of the PTA. The line goes between Butler railway station and Elizabeth Quay railway station in the Perth central business district, continuing south from there as the Mandurah line. During the middle of peak hour, trains stop at Currambine station every 10 minutes. At the start of peak hour, southbound trains stop at the station approximately every 5 minutes, with half of those services commencing at Clarkson station after exiting the Nowergup railway depot. At the end of peak hour, northbound trains stop at the station approximately every 5 minutes, with half of those services terminating at Clarkson station to enter the Nowergup railway depot. Services that terminate or start at Clarkson station are part of the K stopping pattern. During weekday between peak hour, on weekends and public holidays, trains stop at Currambine station every 15 minutes. At night, trains are half-hourly or hourly. In the 2013–14 financial year, Currambine station had 617,278 people board, the third least of the stations on the Joondalup line. Platforms currently in use are as follows: References External links Joondalup line Joondalup Railway stations in Perth, Western Australia Railway stations in Australia opened in 1993 Railway stations in Australia opened in 2004 Transperth railway stations in highway medians