Departmental media releases

Works will soon begin on two new pedestrian crossings on Goolwa Road in Middleton to improve community safety.

Upgrade works on the Beachport and Southend jetties have been completed by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport to ensure their long-term structural integrity and to boost marine activity in the Limestone Coast.

A reduced speed limit through a popular tourist destination in the Mid North has been introduced, designed to improve road safety at South Australia’s famous ‘Pink Lake’.

More frequent, comfortable and convenient bus services are on the way for Adelaide Hills residents, with a $19 million commitment set to deliver 15 brand new buses and 590 more services each week.

Works have begun on a flood-prone section of the Oodnadatta Track in South Australia’s far northwest to improve access after rain and help motorists avoid becoming stranded between Marla and Oodnadatta.

The South Australian Government is improving South Australian cycling connections through a new State Bicycle Fund, with the River Torrens to Darlington T2D Project also helping to fill in missing links in Adelaide’s bike path network.

The Seaford line and Woodlands Park Railway Station will temporarily close to safely allow works to modernise and futureproof the line.

SA’s first mobile phone detection cameras will soon be rolled out as part of a $15.9 million initiative to reduce road trauma caused by driver distraction.

Whether you’re off to the beach for seafront fireworks or heading into the city to ring in the new year, leave the car at home and let Adelaide Metro do the driving.

Work to install 23 new exhaust fans in the Heysen Tunnels has begun, as part of the ongoing upgrade of the tunnel’s systems.