KINGSTON, Jamaica —The National Works Agency (NWA) is advising motorists to plan for delays for the next three weeks when travelling along Constant Spring Road in the vicinity of Mary Brown’s Corner and Hillman Road.

This, according to NWA, is as a result of pipe laying works that are now underway in that area, and which has effectively narrowed the roadway.

Manager of Communication and Customer Services at NWA, Stephen Shaw, said the pipe laying works are being carried out as part of the overall improvement of Constant Spring Road.

He said the current works, which cover an area of over 1.5 kilometres, are being done near the centre of the existing thoroughfare and will severely curtail traffic flow in the area.

To avoid undue delays during the period of the works, motorists are advised to take one of several alternate routes.

These include: Mannings Hill Road through Cassava Piece or Constant Spring Grove on the western side or through Barbican, Shortwood Road, Cherry Gardens and Norbrook Drive on the eastern side of Constant Spring Road.