Being located at the nucleus of the Australian mainland, Adelaide has a very well-connected transit network internally and externally. The city boasts a transportation network connecting the town typical of the significant known universities with various areas of the city. This facility makes it highly convenient for the students to traverse around hassle-free. There are several discounts for International students. Transportation alternatives include trams, buses, trains, cycling, and private transport services. We have listed the most popular and economical modes of transport used by students.
1. Bus:
Adelaide has a free City Connector Bus Service, which runs across the city through the Adelaide Central Bus Station. These buses usually go to and from Adelaide's downtown hotels and other attractions, including South Australian Museum, Adelaide Botanic Garden and other tourist attractions. The bus fare for a single trip is usually AU$4.20.
2. Trams:
Trams are mainly helpful to travel within the city's inner suburbs. You can catch a tram every 10-15 minutes from 7 in the morning until midnight. It is connected to main bus routes and passes through the city centre.
3. Rail:
Train tickets cost 4AU$ the journeys usually take around 20-30 minutes. The most affordable way to travel in the metro as a student is by acquiring a MetroCard online is more affordable than buying tickets every day.
4. Cycle:
Cycling is one of the most popular modes of transportation used by students. The students can go around cycling to explore the rest of the city. There are some routes designed only for cycling so that the students can avoid vehicular traffic.