JCF Helmet Enforcement Training session
Claudine Allen (centre), general manager of the JN Foundation, makes a point to (from left) Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police Lloyd Darby of the Public Safety & Traffic Enforcement Branch; Dave Cliff, chief executive officer of the Global Road Safety Partnership; Assistant Commisioner of Police Dr Gary McKenzie; and Marlon Fletcher, member the National Helmet Wearing Coalition and president of the Jamaica Motorcyclist Association, during the opening ceremony of a capacity-building training activity being undertaken by the National Helmet Wearing Coalition on Wednesday.
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March 28, 2026

JCF Helmet Enforcement Training session

Claudine Allen (centre), general manager of the JN Foundation, makes a point to (from left) Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police Lloyd Darby of the Public Safety & Traffic Enforcement Branch; Dave Cliff, chief executive officer of the Global Road Safety Partnership; Assistant Commisioner of Police Dr Gary McKenzie; and Marlon Fletcher, member the National Helmet Wearing Coalition and president of the Jamaica Motorcyclist Association, during the opening ceremony of a capacity-building training activity being undertaken by the National Helmet Wearing Coalition on Wednesday.

 

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