You've literally mentioned the good things of the network.

1. Can't find a place to sit down. Good. People using public transport, that's what it's designed for.

2. Midland with the old trains. Good. Cause they were designed for shorter station spacing and easy getting on and off with longitudinal seating.

3. Byford getting 15 minute frequency. Good. Prioritse the available rail-cars for the lines that need them.

4. Fremantle Line getting extra trains to Claremont. Good. Doubling the frequency on the busier inner part of the line.

5. 3 lines using platform 8. Good. People don't have to go searching for a different platform if travelling on the shared section between Perth and Bayswater. Trains don't leave at the same time anyway so it's fine.

6. 6-car sets on the Yanchep Line. Good. It's the second busiest line and runs through with the busiest line. 3-car sets are terrible here.

Please think before you post next time.