These passes provide unlimited travel on all Adelaide Metro buses, trains and trams for either 14 or 28 consecutive days for all Adelaide Metro customers.
The passes provide cheaper fares compared to standard metroCARD fares, with additional concessions for pensioners and students.
Services include:
- Regular fares
- Concession fares
- Student fares
- Purchase online, Buy & Go app, Info Centre and vending machines
Fares on buses, trams and trains are cheaper during off-peak travel times.
Services:
From 9:01 am to 2:59 pm Monday-Friday
4:00 am - Midnight Sundays
All day on public holidays
Community Transport South Australia (CTSA) provides transport assistance to South Australians under 65 to access community activities, other supports and services, and activities that promote social inclusion and build independence.
CSTA providers can help you get to places such as medical appointments, local shops, library, community centres, events and social gatherings with friends and job interviews. Fees may apply. See website for Community Transport SA providers.
Supports include:
- transporting you in a car with a worker or volunteer.
- assisting you to access or book suitable transport to meet your needs.
- linking you with other community or transport services in your area.
If you have a disability, you may be eligible for a disability parking permit.
In South Australia, your disability parking permit lets you park in spaces marked with the international symbol of access.
Set up direct debit and never forget to pay your registration again.
Inner city travel is free for all commuters.
Services:
Routes 99A and 99C loop around the CBD and are available Monday to Friday.
Routes 98A and 98C follow the same loop around the CBD and extend to North Adelaide. They are available every day.
If you have a temporary or permanent disability, there are several Disability Parking Permit options available.
The disability parking permit, issued by the South Australian government must be clearly displayed: either hanging from the rear view mirror or on the passenger side of the dashboard of the vehicle.
PATS is a subsidy program funded by the Government of South Australia and administered through the six regional local health networks by the Rural Support Service in SA Health.
PATS can contribute to the cost of your accommodation and travel, including air travel authorised by your specialist if required.
People with permanent and severe disabilities can apply for a card that enables a carer to accompany them when they use public transport.
There are two different types of companion card - one only covers free travel on public transport for a companion, while the the other also provides free companion access to selected venues and events.