It is ‘not feasible’ for the City of Adelaide to provide free public transport to the CBD

Adelaide city councillor Robert Simms asked the council administration in September to explore free bus, train and tram options into the city after the council supported driver’s month. Their report found the initiative would be too costly to be feasible.

Free public transport is bringing the fight to driver’s month

The City of Adelaide has supported two motions that would see subsidised tram, train and bus tickets and free bike-riding lessons in the CBD. Councillor Robert Simms proposed the ideas and says it's a good result following “the disappointment of driver’s month.”

Public Transport – The ’80s

Creating a Cultural Boulevard

From east to west, North Terrace is about to get a lot more connected.

A busy city is a mindful city

The always-on nature of city life might seem mentally taxing but a recent study suggests our urban environment actually protects mental health.