The Jamaica Urban Transit Company Limited (JUTC) advises commuters that service will resume on a phased schedule.
An assessment is underway and data on passable routes is being reviewed to determine the extent of service resumption. Commuters are encouraged to prioritize their safety and that of their family members as we work together to regain normalcy.
For updates, commuters may also contact JUTC via WhatsApp at (876) 570-1789 or call 1-888-588-2287.
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