Is there a direct bus?

No, there is no direct public bus service from Australind to Moora.

How long does it take to drive?

The drive typically takes 3.5 hours depending on traffic.

Are there tolls on this route?

No, there are no toll roads on the Brand Highway.

What is the best highway to take?

The Brand Highway is the most direct and scenic route.

You can take a train from Perth to Moora, but there is no direct rail from Australind.

Australind

Moora

Driving

Australind to Moora

Updated: 28 May 2026

The drive from Australind to Moora is approximately 280 kilometers, primarily via the Brand Highway. This route takes you through the scenic Wheatbelt region. The journey typically takes about 3.5 hours by car. Alternatively, you can take the Transwa coach to Perth and then a train to Moora, though this is significantly longer. Driving is the most direct and convenient method for this specific route.

Total Distance: 280 km driving distance; 240 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via the Brand Highway takes approximately 3.5 hours, which is the fastest option.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective method for this route.

Compare Australind to Moora Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

3.5 hours

Avg Price

40-60 AUD in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Brand Highway (State Route 1) north to Moora.

The Brand Highway is a major route; drive with caution.

Travel Tips

Road Safety
The Brand Highway has many heavy vehicles; maintain a safe distance at all times.
Fuel Stops
Gingin is a good place to stop for fuel and refreshments halfway through your journey.
Traffic
Expect slower traffic when passing through the town centers along the highway.
Navigation
Keep your GPS updated as there are several turns when entering the Moora area.
Resting
Take a break at one of the roadside rest areas if you feel tired during the drive.

Safety Tips

Wildlife
Be extra careful of wildlife on the road during dawn and dusk hours.
Weather
Heavy rain can make the Brand Highway slippery; adjust your driving accordingly.
Emergency
Carry a spare tire and basic tools in your vehicle for the trip.
Communication
Mobile phone coverage is generally good, but be prepared for minor black spots in the Wheatbelt.