TransAdelaide

TransAdelaide is committed to the security of its customers and staff. TransAdelaide has formed partnerships and working relationships with agencies such as the Department of Premier and Cabinet; Transit Services Branch; Police Security Services Branch; Department of Transport, Energy and Infrastructure; Department of Transport and Regional Service... s and the State Protective Security Branch. TransAdelaide works with these external parties to enhance security on TransAdelaide property and in the wider community. As a whole of Government approach to the current global security environment, TransAdelaide has made some changes to its operational procedures, further enhancing the security of an important role in the campaign designed to encourage customers to report unattended baggage or suspicious activity. Extra security checks are in place but we ask our passengers and staff to remain vigilant, to question who owns items that remain unattended and to report any unattended items or suspicious activity or behaviour to TransAdelaide staff, police or security staff. We are asking people to hold their own bags and luggage at all times, be extra careful not to leave belongings behind or leave litter on the trains/trams or at stations to avoid unnecessary security alerts. As customers are familiar with their regular services, they could be among the first to notice anything inappropriate or unusual going on. So, if you see something suspicious on a train, tram or station contact a TransAdelaide staff member or call the Police on 000. If a staff member is not available on a train or tram you may contact the driver. TransAdelaide's staff is easily identifiable by orange vests with the TransAdelaide logo and security staff wear lime green vests with the word security on the back.Read More