Murray Bridge deserves better public transport, Airlie Keen says

The Murray Bridge councillor and former independent candidate has gone public with her calls for ride-sharing, an on-demand bus service or passenger rail.

Mar 8

Airlie Keen wants on-demand bus services like Keoride, available in Mount Barker, to be extended to Murray Bridge. Photos: Supplied by Airlie Keen/Downer.

Ride-sharing, on-demand bus services and passenger trains should all be on the table as transport options for the Murraylands, a Murray Bridge councillor says.

Cr Airlie Keen is campaigning for better public transport for Murray Bridge and Strathalbyn, in whatever form the state government will allow.

That could mean allowing ride-sharing services such as Uber to operate in Murray Bridge; at present they are not allowed any closer than the western side of Callington.

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