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State Transport Authority of South Australia
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State Transport Authority of South Australia

government agency, South Australia, Australia
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The State Transport Authority of South Australia is a government agency that operates within South Australia, Australia. It manages the suburban passenger rail system in metropolitan Adelaide, which is integrated with an extensive bus system and a streetcar line. Additionally, it oversees the O-Bahn guided busway, a high-speed bus system connecting the northeastern suburbs of Adelaide. The agency plays a role in the broader transport network of South Australia, which centers on Adelaide for passenger and freight services, though other outports handle significant export cargoes of grain and minerals.1

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  1. South Australia - Transport
  2. South Australia - Political characteristics

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