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Cane Garden to Bridgefield and Shop Hill to Content in St. Thomas are earmarked for road reconstruction Ahead of the work, Hangman Hill in the central parish will be extensively patched as it has been identified as a temporary diversion route. Reece Road, which is undergoing construction, is also expected to be completed.

Deputy Prime Minister of Barbados and Minister of Transport and Works, Santia Bradshaw made the disclosure on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, following a technical tour with officials from the Ministry of Transport and Works and consultant engineers. The Ministry is taking a “design and build” approach to the construction of both roads.

Minister Bradshaw also visited Prior Park Road in St. James and was pleased with the progress of work.

Prior Park Road, Cane Garden to Bridgefield, and Shop Hill to Content are being done under MTW’s CAF Programme which is funded by the Development Bank for Latin America and the Caribbean.

MTW Update on the CAF Programme: St Thomas Roads & Prior Park, St James

In this episode of Transport and Works in Motion, the Ministry of Transport and Works is rolling out Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) in Barbados. So far, work has been done in a few residential communities. Hear about the benefits of RCC roads.

Transport & Works in Motion - Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) roads are being rolled out in Barbados

Over 10 roads across the parishes of St. Lucy, St. Andrew, St. Thomas, St. Joseph and St. John in Barbados are being rehabilitated under the Scotland District Road Rehabilitation Programme.

In this episode of Transport & Works in Motion, we provide an update about the roadworks.

Update on the Scotland District Road Rehabilitation Programme - August 2024

Acting Chief Licensing Officer of the Barbados Licensing Authority, Treca McCarthy-Broomes explains why the agency has introduced commercial registrations or "C Plates".

The video was produced by the Department of Public Affairs.
2023

Barbados Licensing Authority introduces Commercial Registration Plates

Signage contractors and manufacturers in Barbados are being given the opportunity to bid on producing and installing approximately 20,000 direction and location signs for the Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW).

The work will be done under the second phase of the National Signage and Street Infrastructure Project (NSSIP). In this episode of Transport and Works in Motion, we take a look at the NSSIP.

MTW Barbados
April 13, 2024

Transport & Works in Motion - The National Signage & Street Infrastructure Project

The Ministry of Transport and Works in Barbados continues to improve roads on the island.

In this programme, we look at done under the Road Rehabilitation and Improving Connectivity of Road Infrastructure Project funded by the Inter-American Development Bank, as well as work done under the Scotland District Road Rehabilitation Project, which is funded by the EXIM Bank of China.

Date: March 2023

Transport & Works in Motion - MTW Barbados

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