The People’s Health Voice submission to South Australia’s Public Transport Strategy presents lived experience insights from people with disability, chronic illness, and those in regional communities, highlighting how inaccessible, unreliable, and unsafe transport systems undermine health and autonomy. Backed by community engagement across the state, the submission outlines nine key recommendations to improve infrastructure, accessibility, driver training, information provision, rural transport, and more. It makes a compelling case for embedding lived experience in transport planning—because reliable, inclusive transport is essential for health equity and full community participation.