Traffic Lights Reactivated at Anchorage Road and Dickenson Bay Street Intersection
The Ministry of Works’ Project Implementation Management Unit (PIMU) wish to inform the public that traffic lights at the intersection of Anchorage Road (AR) and Dickenson Bay Street have been re-activated, following significant progress on road improvement works in the area.
The lights had been temporarily deactivated during road construction, causing some adjustments for motorists navigating the busy junction.
Authorities are now urging drivers to observe all traffic signals and exercise caution while passing through the intersection to ensure safe travel for all road users.
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