Departmental media releases

Major works have begun on the $43.5 million expansion of the Tea Tree Plaza Park ‘n’ Ride, which will increase capacity to about 1200 car parks.

South Australians will have the opportunity to bid on 80 numeric number plates in the first auction of its kind in six years.

The State Government has announced it will once again waive the usual replacement fee for South Australians requiring a replacement driver’s licence as a result of the recent cyber attack on Latitude Financial.

The Heysen Tunnels are set for an extensive refit to ensure they continue to service South Australia for decades to come.

Mobile phone detection cameras are being trialled for the first time in South Australia from today as the State Government acts to reduce road trauma caused by driver distraction.

Service SA centres across Adelaide will soon be open on Saturdays to provide greater flexibility for customers to access important services and information.

The State Government - partnering with AFL clubs Adelaide and Port Adelaide - is encouraging footy fans to catch the free Adelaide Oval Footy Express.

In a major milestone for the Joy Baluch AM Bridge in Port Augusta, traffic is now running on both spans of the newly duplicated bridge concurrently for the first time.

Works continue as part of the ongoing effort to improve road safety and freight productivity on the Princes Highway, with upgrades to two culverts in the South East underway.

Work has commenced on a project to repair the Olympic Dam Highway, as part of a program of works aimed at boosting the resilience of South Australia’s flood damaged outback roads and highways.