Departmental media releases

Railway crossings in South Australia are on track to receive safety upgrades thanks to the Australian Government’s Regional Level Crossing Upgrade Fund (RLCUF).

Parts of the Strzelecki Track have reopened to traffic while other sections remain shut off after a significant flood event earlier this week, prompting urgent repairs and dewatering of badly impacted areas.

Work has commenced to expand the Crafers Park ‘n’ Ride, making public transport more convenient and accessible for commuters in the Adelaide Hills.

A new app to help public transport passengers by enabling them to alert a bus driver that they are waiting at a bus stop is now being trialled by Adelaide Metro.

A long weekend marine safety blitz has found an overall increase in compliance on previous years, despite a disappointing number of River Murray boaties issued infringement notices or cautions.

Exploring ways to improve roads in outback South Australia will be the focus of a Government-led initiative held today, bringing together key stakeholders from regional and remote communities.

The South Australian Government is undertaking a transport study for northern Adelaide inner and outer suburbs to inform future transport planning and investment in the region.

The first stage of the long-awaited Coast Park shared use path is complete, providing greater community access to the coastline between Semaphore Park and West Lakes shore.

Getting to and from school is about to get easier for students, with extra bus services gearing up to hit the road across Adelaide.

The Seaford line and Cross Road/South Road intersection will temporarily close this Australia Day long weekend to safely allow important improvement works to occur.