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Traffic changes for opening of Parliament on Tuesday
Gordon House (Observer file photo)
February 9, 2026

Traffic changes for opening of Parliament on Tuesday

KINGSTON, Jamaica —The police are advising members of the public of traffic changes to facilitate the opening of Parliament on Tuesday, February 10.

Some areas will also have restricted or limited access to pedestrians.

These include:

  • Duke Street – No vehicular traffic will be allowed on Duke Street, between Sutton Street and North Street.
  • Charles Street – No vehicular traffic will be allowed on Charles Street between Hanover Street and King Street.
  • Beeston Street – No vehicular traffic will be allowed on Beeston Street between King Street and Hanover Street.
  • Mark Lane – Mark Lane will be operated as a One Way (south to north), between Beeston Street and Charles Street.

Only vehicles with George William Gordon House stickers will be allowed access to these areas.

JUTC

Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) buses, which normally travel along Duke Street from East Queen Street to Heroes Circle, will be diverted as follows:

  • West along East Street to East Parade, South Parade, West Parade, North Parade; North along Church Street; East along North Street; North along Central Avenue; North along East Heroes Circle back onto the original route.

Parking

Vehicles with George William Gordon House stickers will be allowed access to these areas:

  • Gordon House parking lot
  • Jamaica Manufacturers Association’s parking lot-Duke Street
  • P.A. Benjamin parking lot-corner Charles Street and Duke Street
  • Other vehicles will park as directed.
  • JDF vehicles will park on John’s Lane between Charles Street and Beeston Street.

No parking

No parking will be allowed on the following streets from 7:00 am until conclusion of the ceremony:

  • South Heroes Circle- between East and West Heroes Circle
  • Duke Street – between Manchester Square and East Queen Street
  • Beeston Street – between Hanover Street and King Street
  • John’s Lane -between North Street and Georges Lane

Except for Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) vehicles

  • Mark Lane -between Beeston Street and Charles Street
  • Charles Street – between Hanover Street and King Street
  • East Street – Between South Heroes Circle and East Queen Street
  • East Queen Street – between Hanover Street and East Parade
  • Georges Lane – between Duke Street and John’s Lane

Traffic personnel will be deployed along the roadways and members of the public are being advised to follow their instructions.

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