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Wednesday 28 October 2026

Truck rest stops open at Pimba and Arcoona in SA's far north

New truck rest stops at Pimba and Arcoona in SA's far north are open. The $4.25 million project serves about 950 vehicles a day, including 330 trucks.

Bel McRae Tuesday 27 October 2026, open calendar5 min read

File photo of a road train on the Stuart Highway near Pine Creek in the Northern Territory, April 2011, not at the new SA rest stops. Photo: Lobster1 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0), cropped

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If you drive the Stuart Highway north of Port Augusta, there are now two better places to pull over. A brand new truck stop at Pimba and an upgraded rest area at Arcoona are finished and open.

A road train on the Stuart Highway — File photo of a road train on the Stuart Highway near Pine Creek in the Northern Territory, April 2011, not at the new SA rest stops. Photo: Lobster1 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0), cropped

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Bel McRae Tuesday 27 October 2026 at 8:07 pm Adelaide, open calendar5 min read

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