Tram Grade Separation Projects

Partial tram network closure – July 2026

The Glenelg tram line will be temporarily closed for 16 days from first service Saturday, 4 July 2026 to Sunday, 19 July 2026. Services will resume from first service on Monday, 20 July 2026.

Substitute buses will replace Glenelg line tram services during the closure.

For the latest timetables and bus stop locations, please visit the Adelaide Metro website

Visit the Tram Grade Separation Projects website for more details about work activities in your area

About the project

We're working with the Tram Grade Separation Projects Alliance to:

make journeys safer and more reliable for everyone
improve safety for local residents, motorists, pedestrians, cyclists and tram drivers
provide new, safer and more accessible tram stops with improved pedestrian access
improve connection and sense of community between the suburbs either side of the tram line
elevate the Mike Turtur bikeway as a shared use path alongside the tram line
create new community open space under the overpasses for locals to enjoy.

For more information on the Project, visit the Tram Grade Separation Projects Alliance website.

What's happening

We have removed three congested tram level crossings and built new overpasses at Plympton and Morphettville.

We have also rebuilt the South Road Tram Overpass at Glandore to accommodate the River Torrens to Darlington (T2D) Project open motorway.

New landscaped community spaces are coming soon!

The Mike Turtur Bikeway will progressively open across all three project sites, with all locations planned to be open in July 2026. South Road will be the first location to open in June 2026.