Government moves to tackle traffic chaos amid public transport indiscipline
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- Transport officials and police in Barbados agreed to review routes around Constitution River to reduce congestion.
- Authorities also criticized the level of indiscipline and lawlessness involving public transport operators.
Transport officials and police have agreed to review traffic routes around Constitution River as the government seeks to ease congestion.
The move comes alongside criticism from authorities over what they describe as widespread indiscipline and lawlessness among public transport operators.
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