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Traffic light causing more jam
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Wednesday, November 8, 2017
On a daily basis in San Fernando there is a traffic gridlock that exists from UTT at Southpark and extends to Marabella and also to Mon Repos and Navet.
This is caused by the traffic light at the UTT intersection to allow vehicles to exit Southpark. My humble suggestion is to remove the traffic light, thereby allowing for a continuous flow of traffic.Vehicles exiting
Southpark and UTT can access the highway by proceeding west to the roundabout then proceed to the highway or exit at the southern exit. The continuous flow will definitely prevent the backup.
ALLAN MAHADEO
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