Light Pass, SA
Part of Barossa
On recorded break-in, motor-vehicle and violent offences, Light Pass sits lower than most the suburbs in SA that Pryer covers — 654 suburbs recorded a higher rate, 178 recorded a lower one.
How Light Pass compares
On the combined rate across break-in, motor-vehicle and violent offences — against the 833 suburbs in SA we cover — the only fair comparison, since rates differ by state, source and period.
Over time
We'll show how Light Pass changes as we gather more periods of official data — direction matters more than a single year's number.
How to read this: these are recorded break-in, motor-vehicle and violent offences only — a subset of recorded crime, not a total. Recorded rates aren't a measure of danger, and an absence of reports doesn't mean an area is "safe". Comparisons are only with other areas in SA at the same level. Figures are official (South Australia Police crime statistics by suburb, 2025-26 Q1-Q3, 2025-26 Q1-Q3).
Your street in Light Pass — not the whole suburb
These numbers describe Light Pass as a whole, but nobody actually watches an entire suburb — you watch your own place. Add your street, a parent's home, or the kids' school as a watched place, and Pryer gives you a timely, factual heads-up when something's reported nearby — not the whole suburb's worth of noise. It gets more useful as more neighbours in Light Pass join in. Peace of mind, not paranoia.
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- ✓ Report what you see and confirm what others report — that's what keeps it accurate.
- ✓ Approximate locations only. We watch the neighbourhood, not your family — and never sell location data.