National Roads Authority Emphasizes Safety in Grand Cayman, Savannah/Newlands Area: Urges Responsible Driving and Lane Discipline
The National Roads Authority (NRA) is pleased to announce the partial completion of the new eastbound lane on the Linford Pearson Highway, as part of our ongoing efforts to enhance the region’s transportation infrastructure. While we are making significant progress on this critical project, we want to emphasize the importance of safety for all road users during the construction phase.
Construction is currently underway to complete the full build-out of the eastbound lane on the Linford Pearson Highway. However, we want to remind everyone to exercise extreme caution when traveling through this construction zone.
Director of the NRA, Edward Howard, expressed concerns about the safety of all road users in this area. “Safety is our top priority,” Director Howard stated. “We are urging motorists to be extra vigilant and reduce their speed when passing through this construction zone. The temporary eastbound lane may be narrow, and we want everyone to stay safe.”
In addition to motorists, the NRA recommends that cyclists and pedestrians take an alternative route during this construction phase. For the safety and convenience of all, we encourage cyclists and pedestrians to use Agnes Way as a detour instead of utilizing the temporary eastbound lane. Agnes Way provides a safer and more accessible route for cyclists and pedestrians until the construction project is completed.
The NRA is committed to completing this project efficiently and ensuring the safety of all road users throughout the construction process. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work towards enhancing the transportation infrastructure in our community.
About the National Roads Authority, within the remit of The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure, and under the guidance of Hon. Minister Johany “Jay” Ebanks, is dedicated to improving road infrastructure and promoting responsible driving practices to ensure the safety and convenience of all road users in Grand Cayman and the sister Islands. We work collaboratively with government agencies, law enforcement, property owners, and the public to achieve our mission of enhancing the quality of our road network while prioritizing safety for all.
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