Adelaide Metro

Using a Concession or Student Metroticket?

It is essential that you travel with your approved concession or student pass. If you don't you may be fined.

Year 2010 Concession Cards

	Seniors Card accepted form any Australian State or Territory
	Valid from 1 August 2010

Interstate holders of Seniors Cards are entitled to travel using concession tickets.

Interstate Seniors Cards and Vision Impairment* Travel Passes are accepted.
* For W.A. Travel Passes without a photo I.D., a temporary pass can be obtained from the Adelaide Metro InfoCentre.

STUDENT TRAVEL BRIEF

Full-time Tertiary Student Identification Card
Public Transport Division, Department for Transport, Engery and Infrastructure is responsible for administering full-time tertiary identification cards. A valid card entitles the holder to travel at concession rates on all Adelaide Metro bus, tram and train services.

Recognised Full-Time Tertiary Student Identification Cards:
Two types of cards will be recognised by the Adelaide Metro for concession travel:

1. a fully laminated photographic identification card;
   or
2. a plastic credit card style photographic identification card issued by the Tertiary Institution of attendance endorsed with either a silver hologram Public Transport Division sticker or the expiry date printed on a Purple coloured card.

The expiry date is printed on the bottom right hand corner of the card.
Part-time student cards will not be recognised.

Use of Full-Time Student Identification Cards:
Students aged 15 and over are required to carry and show identification cards. These cards must be carried at all times when travelling, including evenings and weekends. Failure to produce a valid identification card when requested by an authorised person will result in the regular fare being charged and an expiation notice ('on the spot fine') being issued. Children under the age of 15 may be asked to produce proof of age. If proof of age cannot be produced, a regular fare ticket may be required to be purchased.

Concession Rates Applicable:
Only full-time secondary students are entitled to travel at concession rates. Part time students cannot travel at concession rates.

• Accompanied children under 5 years of age travel free at all times.
• Interpeak fares apply between 9.01 am and 3 pm Monday to Friday excluding public holidays.
• Concession Holder fares apply to holders of South Australia Government approved transport concession cards.
• Tertiary Student fares apply to holders of South Australian Government approved student ID cards.
• Secondary school children aged 15 and over must carry South Australian Government approved student ID cards. Children under the age of 15 may be asked to produce proof of age. If proof of age cannot be produced, a regular fare ticket may be required to be purchased.
• A Daytrip allows unlimited travel and transfers on the Adelaide Metro system from the time of first validation until 4.30 am in the morning.
• Two children aged 5 to under 15 years old can travel free if accompanied by an adult, parent or guardian using a Daytrip ticket on weekends, public holidays and during school holidays.
• When travelling on a Concession Holder ticket, you must produce proof of entitlement if requested by an authorised officer.
• Passengers avoiding payment of correct fare or not carrying appropriate ID may be subject to expiation action.
• Bicycles may be carried FREE on train services at the following times: Monday to Friday - 9.01 am to 3 pm and 6 pm to last service when space available. Saturday, Sunday and public holidays - all day when space is available. At all other times a separate concession ticket must be validated.
• Concession tickets are required at anytime for surfboards on board trains.
• Bikes and surfboards are not allowed on buses or trams.

*Between 9.01 am and 3 pm weekdays, a concession ticket will be issued in lieu of a student ticket. Tickets carry the code (CH not ST).

Adelaide Metro is committed to improving public transport services and infrastructure, making public transport more accessible and easier to use for people with disabilities.
More information on accessible transport is available here.

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