Dri­vers who are us­ing the free­ing-up of Ari­api­ta Av­enue and Tra­garete Road as an op­por­tu­ni­ty to speed are be­ing cau­tioned that speed signs are go­ing to be erect­ed and they will be mon­i­tored by the po­lice. Works Min­is­ter Em­manuel George, at yes­ter­day's post-Cab­i­net me­dia brief­ing, said the signs, as well as pedes­tri­an cross­ings, would be put in place along the two thor­ough­fares. George said: "What we might want to do is put up some speed signs and en­cour­age peo­ple to slow down a bit. In a sep­a­rate in­ter­view, traf­fic sig­nal su­per­vi­sor at the Min­istry of Works, Mau­rice McEach­nie, said yes­ter­day dri­vers have been speed­ing on Ari­api­ta Av­enue and Tra­garete Road. McEach­nie al­so said new taxi routes have made com­mut­ing a lit­tle more dif­fi­cult for peo­ple. "They will have to walk a block along the West­ern Main Road, St James, for about three to five min­utes to Church Street to get a taxi," he added.