South Australians who experience transport disadvantage could qualify for the Community Passenger Network to help them participate in the life of their community and access local services.
The Community Passenger Network is being restructured. Current transport services will continue until 31 August 2025.
From 1 September 2025, the program will become Community Transport SA. There may be new transport providers.
If you use this service, your provider will contact you. For support during the change, contact your local provider using the local provider map.
Community Passenger Network providers have a fleet of vehicles and offer door-to-door service with accredited volunteer drivers.
You can use the Community Passenger Network to get to:
- medical appointments
- your local shops, library or community centre
- events and social gatherings with friends
- job interviews.
Fees may apply. Ask your provider for more details.
Who qualifies for the Community Passenger Network
If you are under 65 (or under 50 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people)
To use this service, you must:
- live in South Australia
- experience transport disadvantage, which means you are not able to:
- drive yourself
- ask another person to drive you
- use public transport due to distance, mobility and/or availability of services.
If you are over 65
To use this service, you must:
- live in South Australia
- be registered with My Aged Care.
My Aged Care has details of local providers.
Accessing the Community Passenger Network
Find your provider through this interactive map.
Other regional transport options
Public Transport information, including Regional Bus routes and schedules