How many of us have ever heard the term ‘Defensive Walking?’ Well… you guessed it, not many I presume! In today’s edition of Duh Road, we’ll carefully walk through what is defensive walking and how it’s done, so that pedestrians can lower their risk of injuries while on the roadways. Stay tuned.

The Rural School Bus Programme is shifting gear to embark on a new course- a cashless system come February 1. We’ll tell you more in today’s edition of Duh Road. Stay with us.

A $100 million allocation under the Graded Overlay Emergency Road Rehabilitation, Go Programme, will result in safer and better driving surfaces for some residents of St James, Hanover and Westmoreland. Stay tuned to Duh Road, for the details.

Children are rolling back out to school this week for the start of the Easter Term and their safety on the roads remains a priority. Stay tuned to Duh Road for some safety guidelines to help them navigate busy thoroughfares as they go to, and from school.

Persons travelling between Ocho Rios and Kingston now have a safer, more affordable, and reliable transportation option. Listen up for this and more on Duh Road, today.

Extra caution will be required on the nation’s thoroughfares this week into the long holiday weekend. Stay tuned to Duh Road to hear the police’s strategy to manage traffic and learn what road users can do to keep safe, this Christmas.

The government has rolled out its latest road programme to fix surface damage to critical thoroughfares impacted by hurricane Melissa.

Bringing all of Jamaica’s roads under one umbrella to improve the network and ensure safe and reliable travel for residents is a major thrust of the government. Listen up to Duh Road, as we share the thinking behind the proposal for a One Road Authority. Stay tuned.