South Australia
South Australia uses two primary forms of signalling. Nearly all signal boxes in South Australia have now been closed, with most rail traffic is coordinated through centralised traffic control systems, either under Australian Rail Track Corporation control from Mile End or TransAdelaide control from Adelaide. Where these two networks interface, such as at the Goodwood level crossing or at Torrens Junction, control is usually from ARTC after release from TransAdelaide. Despite the almost uniform CTC control some signal boxes still exist, such as Dry Creek South although they are not normally switched in.
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