South Australia

You must have a permanent physical impairment or a temporary impairment likely to continue for more than six months that severely restricts speed of movement and significantly inhibits the ability to access public transport.

After checking eligibility, applicants should download the application form and complete their section (a parent or guardian can complete it if the applicant is unable to). A doctor must then complete and sign the relevant sections in full, before the applicant submits the form in person at a Service SA centre, or by post. There is no option to submit online.

SA is updating legislation to include people with non-physical disabilities in 2025, including intellectual, behavioural or neurological conditions (autism being the most common) and those who are legally blind (when they are passengers). The final criteria is yet to be confirmed.