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 Recently the one millionth bike rider has clicked over on the Mike Turtur Bikeway, wheeling it in as South Australia’s busiest cycling commuter route into the Adelaide’s CBD, with a top of 1000 riders per day.

The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure will provide hands on training, practical advice and support to secondary students and job seekers at an upcoming Work Expo in the APY Lands.

For the tenth anniversary of National Rail Safety Week South Australians are being urged to take responsibility for rail safety.

The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure’s (DPTI’s) Way2Go program has provided funding to Woodville Primary School to make their school crossing a safer place for children to cross.

More than 26,000 extra vehicles are using the Southern Expressway on weekdays since the duplication of the road.

The largest multi-sport participation event on the Australian sporting calendar is coming to Adelaide 3-10 October 2015

The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure’s (DPTI’s) Way2Go program has provided funding to Woodville Primary School to make their school crossing a safer place for children to cross.

The Way2Go Bike Ed initiative continues to go from strength to strength with participation numbers growing to 5000 primary school students from 60 schools across the state.

Motorists are advised that as part of the South Road / Richmond Road intersection upgrade, Richmond Road will be closed for asphalt surfacing night works on both approaches to South Road, between Friday 7 August and Monday 10 August 2015.

Major works are underway on the $896 million upgrade of the Torrens Road to River Torrens section of the North-South Corridor.