The Australian Rail Track Corporation has advised that full repairs to the flood-damaged rail tracks in South Australia are unlikely to be completed before mid-February.
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South Australian line still washed out
The Australian Rail Track Corporation expects its network in central South Australia will be out of operation for at least another 12 days.
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Gawler project in final stages
Critical testing is underway on South Australia’s Gawler Rail Line as the vital and long-awaited electrification project enters its final stages.
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Girders placed at Torrens Road crossing
Work to fix one of Adelaide’s most challenging traffic bottlenecks has reached a major milestone with the first two bridge girders for the $196 million Ovingham Level Crossing Removal Project lifted into place.
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Powering ahead at Gawler
The electrification of the rail network through Adelaide from the suburbs of Gawler to Seaford is the biggest rolling stock project in South Australia for years.
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Adelaide’s trains move towards a greener future
South Australia’s public transport system is taking another step towards becoming greener and more energy efficient, with hybrid energy technologies being adopted for more than half of the existing fleet of diesel trains.
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Keolis Downer begins operating Adelaide train services
Keolis Downer is now operating Adelaide’s train network. The first services run by the new operator began on January 31.
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Design options released for Hove Level Crossing Removal Project
The South Australian government has released four options for the design of the Hove Level Crossing Removal Project.
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SA Transport Minister confirms January 31 handover date for train services
South Australian Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Corey Wingard has confirmed that Keolis Downer will begin operating the Adelaide’s heavy rail network as of January 31.
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Staff arrangements mark next step in Adelaide rail hand-over
The South Australian government has confirmed that 83 staff drivers will take up an employment offer from Keolis Downer to drive trains once Keolis Downer begins operating the Adelaide passenger network at the end of January.
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