Departmental media releases

The State Government has reached a major milestone in its journey towards sustainability with 50 hybrid-diesel railcars now in operation across Adelaide Metro’s rail network.

Northern suburbs residents are being invited to help plot out new bus stops as part of enhanced services for Parafield Gardens, aimed at improving access and connections to public transport.

Approximately 7.5 kilometres of safer and smoother road surface has been delivered in both directions along South Road.

A new shelter, digital screen and critical security features will be installed in a $2 million upgrade of Marino Railway Station, boosting passenger safety and comfort.

Innovative safety screens to provide greater protection for Adelaide’s bus drivers will be rolled out in half the time previously anticipated, with the State Government moving to fast-track the important initiative.

The state government is taking action to tackle obesity by becoming the first state to ban junk food advertising on public buses, trains and trams.

An increased focus on road safety education headlines a refreshed South Australia’s Road Safety Action Plan.

South Australians are being urged to plan ahead this New Year’s Eve and utilise free public transport services which will be running all night to get those celebrating to and from home safely.

A temporary full closure of the Outer Harbor, Port Dock and Grange rail lines will be in place in early January 2025 to safely allow track maintenance, signalling works and a level crossing upgrade.

Whipper snippers, musical instruments, suitcases and prams were among a staggering 14,000 items left on public transport this year.