Bus substitution for Glenelg tram line closure- Adelaide
Buses will replace tram services during a partial closure of the Glenelg tram line in Adelaide.
Buses will replace tram services during a partial closure of the Glenelg tram line in Adelaide.
The Glenelg tram line will be closed between South Terrace, Adelaide to Moseley Square, Glenelg from 4 August 2025 until late January 2026.
There will be substitute bus services in place for all closures.
As Semester Two kicks off, our South Australia team was out meeting new students at Adelaide and Flinders University during midyear O-Week - helping them connect with the bus network that will support their studies and daily lives.
Update 5 August - 9:30AM
AM Services
S474 will miss Toorooka Road turnaround and will stay on Armidale Rd but wait for timing points
S475 will start from Temagog Rd Cnr Armidale road and mis Torumbee Rd turn around to Armidale Rd and will not transfer with S477
S477 will operate from Willi Willi Road Temagog Rd turn around
S480 will start from Dungay Creek Clark road turn around, Sherwood bridge flooded S480 will pick up students that catch S486 and S486 will stay east of Sherwood Bridge and pick up students for S480
S476 will divert R Plummers Ln, L Macleay Valley Way, L Smithtown road, R Rawson St
350 to divert after doing Smithtown loop L Smithtown Rd, R Macleay Valley Way R Plummers Ln, L South West rocks Rd
PM Services
S627 will miss Toorooka Road turnaround and will stay on Armidale Rd but wait for timing points
S605 will end Temagog Rd Cnr Armidale road and mis Torumbee Rd turn around to Armidale Rd and will not transfer with S619
S619 will operate from KAS to Willi Willi Road Temagog Rd turn around detour Via Kempsey after last pick up due to Sherwood bridge being closed
350 to divert after doing Smithtown loop L Smithtown Rd, R Macleay Valley Way R Plummers Ln, L South West rocks Rd and reverse on the way back
S618 will operate between Aldavilla Public school and Dungay creek Clarkes road turn around due to Dungay creek causeway being closed
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Forty-eight students from Years 7 to 10 at Chifley College, Mount Druitt Support Unit, recently took part in a Busways travel training and bus safety session - learning essential life skills that support independence and safe travel.
Hundreds of extra bus services delivered to fast-growing Western Sydney suburbs
Media Release by NSW Minister for Transport
Hundreds more bus services are being added to the timetable in Western Sydney, with more frequent buses starting earlier and finishing later.
An additional 244 trips will be added to the timetable from today, Sunday 29 June.
The extra services connect areas including Penrith, Blacktown, St Marys and Mount Druitt.