Ministry of Works Advises Single Lane Traffic on Several Major Roads
PRESS RELEASE
The Ministry of Works’ Project Implementation Management Unit (PIMU) advises the general public that single-lane traffic continues to facilitate ongoing infrastructure repairs to major roads.
On Sir Sydney Walling Highway, asphalt, junction and shoulder repairs will continue between Sir Vivian Richards Stadium and Old Sugar Factory, starting daily at approximately 8:00 a.m.
On Valley Road North, concrete and drainage works in the vicinity of Sugar Ridge are scheduled to continue on Wednesday, 16th December 2025, starting at approximately 8:00 a.m.
On Anchorage Road, sidewalk rehabilitation, concrete works and drainage works will continue in the vicinity of Brydens, starting daily at approximately 8:00 a.m.
Flag persons will be employed, and motorists are encouraged to follow all instructions to ensure a cautious and safe passageway, as heavy-duty equipment will be operating near the works.
All businesses remain open.
C.O. Williams Ltd. sincerely regrets the inconvenience. The road work is a part of the Second Road Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project being carried out by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda.
Stakeholders are asked to adjust their travel plans to allow for delays.
Telephone queries can be made by calling the C.O. Williams Project office at 562-9573.
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