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South Australia has become the first state in Australia to provide detailed guidance for local councils on the installation and use of sharrows on South Australian streets.

The State Government have announced more than $5.5 million of projects to assist communities across South Australia to build resilience to natural disasters.

Motorists are advised that due to essential maintenance works there will be a partial closure of the Heysen Tunnels during the day on Wednesday 5 August and Friday night 7 August 2015.

There’s been a big increase in the number of passengers taking public transport in Adelaide, with an extra three million trips recorded in the past financial year.

It is one year since changes to the Graduated Licensing Scheme were introduced and the majority of young drivers are following the new rules.

Almost 30 travel time signs have been activated on key arterial roads today giving motorists and truck drivers real time information on traffic flows on these roads.

A function in the Riverland this morning will officially mark completion of the upgrade to the River Vessel Waste Disposal Station.

The first on-road trials of driverless cars in the Southern Hemisphere will be undertaken in Adelaide’s southern suburbs in November.

The South Australian train network had received a four-star rating for seven out of the eight categories.

A new steel-hulled ferry has been launched on the River Murray.