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JAM | Sep 10, 2021

Motorists to face delays along Mandela Highway during no movement days

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Stephen Shaw, manager of communication and customer services at the NWA. (Photo: JIS)

The National Works Agency (NWA) is advising essential workers, and other motorists, that corrective works will be undertaken along sections of the Mandela Highway next week. The works which are scheduled to commence at 5:00 am Sunday (September 12) will continue until 4:00 pm Tuesday (September 14).

Stephen Shaw, manager of communication and customer services at the NWA, said in a release that motorists should expect a signification reduction in available lanes as China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) will be correcting defects along the roadway. The works, he added, would mainly involve the removal of uneven pavement on the approaches to the Fresh River Bridge, the Overpass Bridge and the box culverts.

The contractor will be removing the pavement to expose the road base which is the source of the defect. The corrective work will include adding more base material in the targeted areas. The works are expected to improve the overall driving surface.

The NWA said it was urging motorists who have to be on the road during the no movement days, to exercise due caution when travelling along roadways where road works are being undertaken.

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