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TRAFFIC LIGHTS FOR OLD HARBOUR
- Public Sector Transformation UNIT (PSTU) Government Services Matrix
- NWA Continuing River Training along the Yallahs River
- NWA Advises Caution along the Lime Hall Main Road
- Blocked Roads in Eastern Parishes Now Clear
- Flood Rains
- Old Church Road to be closed
- NWA Undertakes a New Round of Patching in Clarendon
- Waterloo Bridge Phase 1 Construction Complete, Two lanes Open for Use
- NWA carrying out 10,000M2 of Patching in the Kingston Metropolitan Region
- NWA Reopens Grant’s Pen Road in St. Andrew
- Government of Jamaica Contractor Returns 2003 – 2008
- Variation to Toll Rates
- Sectoral Debate
- ADVISORY ON TOLL INCREASE
- Vision 2030 Jamaica - Transport Sector Plan
- Vision 2030 Jamaica - Construction Sector Plan
- Vision 2030 Jamaica - National Development Plan
- Medium Term Socio-Economic Policy Framework
- JUTC BUS ROUTES
- MTW Annual Transport Statistics Report 2004-2005
- MTW Annual Transport Statistics Report 2005-2006
New traffic lights were commissioned into service in Old Harbour on Thursday, January 7, 2010 by Minister Mike Henry and CEO of the National Works Agency, Mr. Patrick Wong.At a ceremony marking the opening of the Gutters to Freetown main road, traffic lights were turned on in the Old Harbour Square for the first time. Speaking at the ceremony [more]
MINISTER HENRY GIVES UPDATE ON AMERICAN AIRLINES ACCIDENT
Minister Mike Henry on Wednesday, January 6, 2009, gave an update on the American Airlines Flight 331 accident which occurred on December 22, 2009.
Speaking at a Press Briefing held at the Office of the Prime Minister, Minister Henry noted that investigations were still ongoing and as such, that would have to be awaited before any conclusive assessment could be arrived at. [more]
9th EDF ROAD MAINTENANCE WORKSHOP HELD
A road maintenance workshop was put on by the 9th EDF (European Union) on December 1 at the Golf View Hotel in Mandeville.
On hand were several presenters all of whom gave inputs as to the vision for Jamaica’s road sector. The workshop offered an opportunity for the review of the EDF Project and to ensure that it met the aims and aspirations of GOJ. [more]
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