Section of Eastwood Park Road to be reduced to single lane traffic — NWA
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December 15, 2023

Section of Eastwood Park Road to be reduced to single lane traffic — NWA

KINGSTON, Jamaica— The National Works Agency (NWA) said that a section of Eastwood Park Road in Kingston will be reduced to single lane traffic on Saturday, December 16, 2023 to carry out road marking along sections of that roadway.

Manager, Communication and Customer Services at the NWA, Stephen Shaw said in a release on Friday that works will be carried out between the intersections with North Odeon Avenue and Red Hills Road. He advised that the reduction in available lanes will run from 10:00 pm on Saturday to 5:00 am on Sunday, December 17.

“The initiative forms part of a programme of works, through which the NWA has been improving the driving surface of selected corridors across Kingston and St Andrew,” NWA said.

“The NWA is also gearing up to implement a near $10 million road safety programme which will result in the remarking of Molynes Road, Old Hope Road, Duhaney Drive, Mountain View Avenue and Deanery Road,” Shaw further disclosed.

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