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CABINET NOTES: The Cabinet invited several members of the top brass of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda to address several issues:
The Police were asked to address the issue of traffic congestion, leading into and out of the City of St. John’s during the hours of 7:00 to 10:30 am, and again from 3:30 to 5:30 pm.
The Police are responsible for traffic control although the traffic lights are operated by the Ministry of Works; congestion is thought to be caused by certain traffic lights, since the traffic seems to flow freely at several junctions when the lights are blinking.
There was agreement that several traffic lights are absolutely necessary if there are to be fewer accidents, and non-reliance upon driver-courtesy in order for the traffic to flow smoothly.
It was agreed that experimentation to test the workability of the proposed easing of traffic flow by blinking lights during the rush hours.
Six additional motorcycles that are currently not being used will be outfitted with lights and sirens in order to supplement the effort at traffic control.
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Good move, but enforcement will be key. Hope they actually ticket those who block the roads.
I appreciate the effort, but without better public transport, traffic will always be a mess.
will businesses and taxis cooperate with the changes?
Maybe they consider staggered work hours to ease congestion.
Too many reckless drivers and congestion. Let’s hope this plan is effective.
Hope they actually ticket those who block the roads.
The traffic in St. John’s has been unbearable during peak hours. Let’s see if real changes happen.