Fare warning: Public transport freeloaders caught out
Fare evasions dropped as public transport policing stepped up, the minister says, with credit card checks and inspectors on buses key to putting the brakes on commuters after a free ride.
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Supreme Court finds fixed traffic camera testing ‘invalid’
Thousands of red light traffic camera fines are now open to court challenge after a Supreme Court decision found that testing of fixed red light cameras is not valid.
SA distillery trail gives spirits a shot
A distillery trail has just been launched, visiting 18 spirit producers from the Yorke Peninsula to the Fleurieu.
Drivers turn to dodgy plates to block fines
Thousands of SA drivers with obscured plates managed to escape the gaze of traffic cameras in the past year but police say they’ve got more than one way of tracking people down.
Country driving behind 1 in 4 speeding fines
Speed cameras outside of the city are snapping more than their fair share of hasty drivers according to new figures that reveal where country police are handing out the most fines.
SA drivers’ bad habits most like to attract a fine
Which road rules are most likely see you fined if you break them? And which ones will more likely result in a warning? The RAA has broken it down here.
V8 racers’ great white fright en route to The Bend
Racers used to speeds topping 300kph don’t usually scare easily but some Supercar drivers taking in the sights around SA found one area where they’re right out of their depth.
Bay to Birdwood puts new spin on old wheels
Vehicles of yesteryear met the technology of today when the 40th anniversary Bay to Birdwood run was captured by flying drones and dashcams and live streamed to the world. SEE THE REPLAY AND THE PICTURES
Woof! Can I take your bags?
The first guests are settling into the plush new Adelaide Oval Hotel – officially open today – and they’ve been given an extra warm welcome from Charli, the hotel’s resident welcome dog. SEE THE EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS
Port speaks out as Premier sorry for border breach blunder
Port Adelaide says parents should not be criticised over a border blunder that allowed Victorian family members to travel to SA to watch the footy. The Premier has apologised and vowed to fix the “hugely disappointing administrative error”.
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