The Department for Infrastructure and Transport has teamed up with Adelaide Metro and Marine Safety to raise awareness for men's health and prompt South Australians to ask, “where’s the mo?”

This year, 60 public transport buses, 22 trains, 10 trams and four boats across Adelaide, the Adelaide Hills and surrounding regions have had a hairy face lift.

Keep an eye out for the black handlebars and post a happy snap to social media with the hashtag #AdelaideMetMo or #MarineMo for your chance to win a regular metroCARD with $50 credit.

To avoid a close shave, remember to stay on the footpath or platform behind the white line when taking photos.

Unlike our dapper mos that can be seen on public transport, mental health struggles can often be harder to spot.

Movember also aims to increase early cancer detection and treatment to help reduce the number of preventable deaths.

Since not everyone has mo growing abilities, there are multiple ways to get involved. You can:

• Move for Movember (walk or run 60km in November).
• Host a mo-ment (have a morning tea).
• Mo your own way (make your own challenge).

Since 2003, the Movember movement - which raises awareness of men's health through people growing moustaches - has spread around the world and has funded more than 1250 men’s health projects.

Growing a mo can inspire donations and encourage people to ask their mo bros how they are travelling.

The Department’s Movember partnership began in 2018 with one moustache on a tram and continues to grow.

If the stylish whiskers on the trams, buses and boats have inspired you – check out Movember’s handy guide to grow and style your mo.