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Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Transport, Works and Housing, Hon. Dr. Morais Guy (centre), looks on as Chairman of the Transport Authority (TA), Norton Hinds (left), presents President of the Oracabessa Taxi Association, Stanford Stewart with a trophy for advocacy. Occasion was a certification ceremony held on Wednesday, October 8, at the Knutsford Court Hotel, New Kingston.
Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Transport, Works and Housing, Hon. Dr. Morais Guy (centre), looks on as Chairman of the Transport Authority (TA), Norton Hinds (left), presents President of the Oracabessa Taxi Association, Stanford Stewart with a trophy for advocacy. Occasion was a certification ceremony held on Wednesday, October 8, at the Knutsford Court Hotel, New Kingston.

16 Route Taxi Associations Certified By Transport Authority

By: Latonya Linton, October 9, 2014
Sixteen Route Taxi Associations from across the island have received certification from the Transport Authority (TA). Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Transport, Works and Housing, Hon. Dr. Morais...
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transport, Works, and Housing, Audrey Sewell (left), listens to a point being made by Deputy Commissioner of Police, James Golding, during Friday’s (September 26) closing ceremony for participants in a seven-month Traffic Crash Investigation and Reconstruction Training, and Defensive Driving/Driver Behaviour and Risk Index course, at the Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI), Palisadoes Park, Kingston.

Road Safety Officers Complete Intensive Multi-Faceted Safety Course

By: Douglas McIntosh, September 29, 2014
The rehabilitated access road to the Fantasy Beach in Priory, St. Ann. The road was repaired at a cost of $4.5 million, provided through the Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme (JEEP).

Access Road to Fantasy Beach Rehabilitated

By: Chris Patterson, September 22, 2014

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Managing Director, Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC), Colin Campbell (right), speaks to Deputy Managing Director in charge of Engineering and Technical Services at the company’s Ashenheim Road Maintenance facility, John Campbell, about windshields which are stored at that facility, during a tour on August 27. The Managing Director, accompanied by several JUTC executives, also visited the company’s Spanish Town and Portmore depots, as well as the Half-Way-Tree Transport Centre. Several buses which were out of service for lengthy periods have been repaired in time for the start of the new school term, starting on September 1. This follows an intensive maintenance programme carried out by the JUTC during the summer.
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JUTC to Add 100 Buses to KMTR Monday

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) will be adding 100 buses to routes in the Kingston Metropolitan Transport Region (KMTR) as of Monday (September 1). This will bring the number...
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By: Alecia Smith-Edwards, August 29, 2014