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The State Government has released confronting vision highlighting the dangerous mistakes drivers make around buses, in a bid to encourage motorists to take greater care and avoid preventable collisions.

Tougher powers to crack down on criminal and anti-social behaviour on public transport – including indefinite bans for passengers - will soon come into effect, boosting safety and security across the Adelaide Metro network.

A new education campaign is calling on drivers to ‘slow down for a breakdown’ ahead of a new law to better protect roadside service workers.

Experienced operator YMCA Aquatic will run the new Adelaide Aquatic Centre when it opens to visitors this summer.

Major works are underway on the upgrade of the Marion Road and Sir Donald Bradman Drive intersection, creating safer and more reliable journeys for the more than 60,000 vehicles that pass through it each day.

Adelaide Metro will run additional train, tram, and bus services on Anzac Day to get passengers to and from the city for the Anzac Day Dawn Service and Commemorative march.

A $611,000 upgrade at the intersection of Montague Road and Henderson Avenue in Pooraka has commenced, improving safety for locals and road users.

The Seaford and Flinders rail lines will close, and the Belair line will partially close over the Easter long-weekend for track maintenance and infrastructure upgrades.

Make every game a specky this Gather Round with free public transport to the action and beyond as the ultimate Festival of Footy kicks off from 10-13 April.

The latest in artificial intelligence is being deployed across the state with four new smart cameras now operating on some of Adelaide’s busiest thoroughfares, helping combat collisions and drive down long frustrating traffic jams.

Upgrades on two intersections along The Grove Way in Golden Grove are now complete, delivering on the South Australian Government’s election commitment to upgrade or investigate potential upgrades in the northern suburbs.

The South Australian Government has ordered sixty brand new 100 per cent full battery electric buses, as well as appointing two global engineering advisory firms to develop detailed planning towards creating a zero emission passenger transport network.