You know I love taking the Breakfast show on the road, but next Friday's program could be our biggest challenge yet.

During our Breakfast Bus Broadcast, I'll be coming to you live from an electric Transperth bus, as we travel 102.5km across Perth, picking up ABC Perth listeners along the way.

Starting at 5am in the northern suburb of Butler, we'll collect some listeners at the Ballajura bus station at 6am, then make another stop at the Oats St Station in Victoria Park at 7am, before completing the journey in the southern suburb of Baldivis as we wrap up the Breakfast show at 8am. That's 102.5km to celebrate our move to 102.5 on the FM band. 

If you'd like to join us, text the word BUS to 0437 22 1025 and you'll go on the stand-by list.

Also, if you fancy your general knowledge, test your skill in our daily quiz, Minute To Win It. Next week, I'll have two tickets to give away to the Fremantle Dockers' first home game against Melbourne. Phone in when you hear the cue to call after 6.30am and you could be our winner.

As always, thanks for tuning in to the Breakfast program. I hope you're enjoying listening to ABC Perth in crisp, clear, stereo sound on 102.5FM. 

Mark. 

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