What does DPTI mean in PLANNING

DPTI is responsible for providing leadership in the planning, development and management of South Australia’s transport infrastructure, services and operations. It works to ensure that the state’s transport system is safe, efficient and sustainable, connecting people, businesses and places.

DPTI focuses on developing a vibrant and connected transport network across South Australia including public transport, roads, marine services, cycling and pedestrian networks.

DPTI is committed to creating an environment where road users share responsibility for safety on our roads. This includes setting regulations for motor vehicles, encouraging safe driving behaviours through promotional campaigns and enforcing compliance with legislation through monitoring activities such as speed enforcement.

Yes! The Traffic Signals Branch within DPTI operates traffic lights at various intersections throughout metropolitan Adelaide as well as other parts of South Australia. It also provides oversight into private signal installations to ensure that they comply with relevant Australian Standards.

At certain times during the year, DPTI will open projects up for public comment so that members of the community can provide feedback or input into their design or implementation process. Further information about current initiatives open for consultation can be found on the department’s website.

Yes! As part of its role in leading transport initiatives in South Australia, DPTI coordinates closely with local councils and state government departments to ensure that new projects are well planned and meet both organisational and community needs.

Using public transport offers numerous advantages including saving time by avoiding congestion or waiting in traffic queues, it helps reduce your carbon footprint by reducing your reliance on greenhouse gas emissions from petrol or diesel vehicles and it also helps you save money by reducing travel costs such as fuel costs or parking fees.

Detailed information about service timetables, routes and fares are available from Adelaide Metro's website along with important updates about disruptions or changes to services due to construction works or planned events happening around the city.