Mobile phones on trams after dark
Mobile phones are available from the driver or conductor for you to ring ahead and arrange for a friend, family member or taxi to meet you at your tram stop.

Security cameras
For your peace of mind, security cameras feature on board all services and selected railway stations. For your safety these selected railway stations areas are under surveillance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Transit Police
TransAdelaide works closely with the Transit Division of the South Australian Police to ensure customer safety. Transit Police Officers regularly ride our services during the day and night to monitor customer safety.

Emergency phones
Emergency Phones are are located at selected train stations. They are monitored 24 hours a day by security cameras and are linked directly to security personnel who are able to lend assistance should the need arise.

Safety tips
If you are uneasy about travelling on trains at night, there are a number of way to make your journey safer and more comfortable

• Travel in the front carriage of a train, near the driver, and approach the drivers cabin and let them know of your concerns
• Alternatively, trains departing Adelaide Railway Station after 7.00pm have a Passenger Service Assistant (PSA's) as well as a Security Guard on board after 7pm. Let them know of your travel plans and they will happily watch out for you
• Try and avoid travelling alone, but if this is not possible, make sure you wait in a well lit section of the platform, stay in populated areas and advise someone you know of your estimated time of arrival (ETA) and arrange for safe transport from your station.
• All TransAdelaide vehicles are equipped with two-way radios and PSA's carry mobile phones which can be made available for your use.
• If you are concerned about getting home from your station, ask our staff to ring for a taxi or to let your friends and family know of your arrival so they can arrange safe transport for you.