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Speed restrictions put in place following a truck crash on the South Eastern Freeway last month are set to lift by the end of next week, with night works to repair damaged safety barriers commencing on Sunday.

Current and former military personnel will be able to travel for free across Adelaide’s public transport network tomorrow to commemorate Anzac Day, while additional services will give South Australians paying their respects more transit options.

Today marks 170 years since the first public passenger train departed from Adelaide Station, a milestone that celebrates the lasting role trains play in shaping the life of our city.

Boaties are being urged to check their vessels are ship-shape before hitting the water this long weekend, as authorities ramp up patrols.

Visitors to this weekend’s South East Field Days in Lucindale can sharpen their boating safety skills, check their lifejackets, and pick up practical tips with Marine Safety SA’s Stay Afloat clinic.

A section of South Road in Torrensville will be moved onto a new alignment over the March long weekend as part of the River Torrens to Darlington (T2D) Project.

When the first articulated Mercedes-Benz O305 bus glided onto the brand-new O-Bahn track on 9 March 1986, Adelaide’s daily commute was transformed forever.

Another piece of the State Government’s network-wide ticketing upgrade is now complete, with Tap and Pay officially live on all Adelaide Metro trains.

Works are now underway on the upgraded interchanges at Mount Barker and Verdun.

Truck drivers travelling in the state’s South East can now safely take a break at the new Salt Creek Heavy Vehicle Rest Area along the Princes Highway. The completion of the $3.8 million project delivers a significant safety and freight productivity boost, providing a place for drivers to stop, manage fatigue, and check their loads.

Adelaide Metro will be the caddie this weekend when one of the most energetic stops on the global golf calendar lands on South Australia’s doorstep.

The Australian and South Australian governments’ duplication of Main South Road between Aldinga and Sellicks Beach will open to traffic tomorrow, improving travel times and safety for motorists heading to the Fleurieu Peninsula and beyond.