JPS warns motorists to expect delays Thursday as roadwork set for Spanish Town Road
This file photo shows JPS crew members work at installing a new pole during restoration activities.
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October 21, 2026

JPS warns motorists to expect delays Thursday as roadwork set for Spanish Town Road

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Motorists are being warned to plan extra travel time and expect traffic delays on Thursday as the Jamaica Public Service carries out work along Spanish Town Road.

Set to last from 9:30 am to 7:00 pm October 22, the restrictions will affect the eastbound lane of Spanish Town Road, from Henley Road to Cockburn Avenue in St Andrew.

The travelling public should expect single-lane traffic in affected sections, periodic stops to manage traffic flow and flagmen and police personnel on-site.

Eastbound motorists are urged to plan extra travel time and follow all on-site instructions.

 

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