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Being distracted while driving is a bad recipe for potential death and injury. On Duh Road today, we focus our full attention on this risky behaviour. Stay tuned.

School bus transportation safety in Jamaica is being transformed through innovative technology. Stay tuned to Duh Road, for highlights from the opening of the School Bus Operations Centre, SBOC, that will track and monitor buses under the Rural School Bus Programme.

Jamaica is boosting its capacity to ensure motorcycle helmets entering the island meet safety standards and save lives. Gear up, as we Duh Road with the country’s National Standards Body to hear plans for a Regional Helmet Testing Lab, right here in Jamaica. Stay tuned.

Major road improvement upgrades are in the offering for St Ann as the government moves to address road capacity constraints to meet the parish’s changing dynamic as one of the country’s fastest growing commercial hubs. We’ll tell you more in Duh Road, today. Stay tuned

High visibility enforcement of traffic laws is among the police’s traffic management strategies to be rolled out for the long Easter holiday weekend. Stay tuned to Duh Road to hear more about the efforts planned this Easter, to keep road users safe, and fatalities down.

Jamaicans from all walks of life, stand to benefit from safer, faster, and more comfortable travel as road infrastructure improvement works roll into the new financial year. Stay tuned to Duh Road to hear about some of the works planned, that are sure to drive sustainable development.

When traffic crashes occur, it is not only metal that gets mangled, but lives as well. Young and old, rich and poor, educated and uneducated, the consequences of such tragedies do not discriminate, and range from minor to severe injuries and sometimes death. Today we look at some of these life-altering injuries that may result from a motor vehicle crash....

Although the Electronic Motor Vehicle Certificate of Fitness, E-Fitness System has been in place for the past 7 months, some motorists may be engaging with the system for the very first time. Journey with Duh Road, for an update on continued efforts by the Authorities to make it a seamless process.

The National Rural School Bus Programme has received a passing grade for the first term of the 2025/26 school year. Come Duh Road with us as we review the Programme’s report card for the Christmas term. Stay tuned.

Acutely aware that old habits die hard, the Island Traffic Authority, ITA, is maintaining its drive to shape attitudes and teach responsible driving behaviour to the nation’s youth. Buckle up, as Duh Road shares the latest on the Learner Driver Education Programme underway in several schools, to improve road safety.

Swerving and breaking suddenly to escape potholes could mean serious injuries or even death. That is why the government is moving quickly to complete the patching of roadways left damaged by hurricane Melissa. Stay with us on Duh Road, as we steer through the works ahead, under the 'Go Programme.'

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.