
RAA’s Growth without Gridlock platform — with more than 30 policies and recommendations — outlined a bold vision to support South Australia’s population and housing growth through investment in infrastructure and services that improve our state’s liveability.
Prior to the election, RAA welcomed the state government’s commitment to:
While these commitments are welcome, RAA will continue to pursue other critical policies outlined in its Growth without Gridlock agenda on behalf of its members, including:
RAA Chief Executive Officer Nick Reade congratulated the state government on being returned to office.
“South Australians get the best outcome when government and industry work side by side,” Mr Reade said.
“Over the last four years, RAA has worked collaboratively and constructively with the State Government to deliver great outcomes for all South Australians – like the RAA Charge network and real time fuel pricing.
“RAA again stands ready to work with the State Government and all Members of Parliament to tackle the challenges facing our members and all South Australians.
“The state government committed to some of RAA’s key priorities ahead of the election, including progressing the expansion of the rail network in the northern suburbs and making the state’s real time fuel pricing permanent.
“We look forward to working together to help to shape and deliver on those policies together, but there is more to do.”
Mr Reade said RAA would continue to pursue other key priorities that were not endorsed prior to the election.
“We put forward a range of other policies and ideas that would make South Australia more safe, sustainable and liveable,” Mr Reade said.
“Over the next four years we’ll work with the government and Parliament to bring our Growth without Gridlockvision to life – for the benefit of all South Australians.”