Come Sahadeo, face reality. The roadways in Guyana cannot take off the traffic. We all know that there are emergencies while one is driving. When this happens there is little room for wriggling out. This coupled with drunken driving and speeding all contribute. It seems that congested roads is one of the legacies of British rule. There is no room to expand the roads since the areas that were set aside for expansion have all been privately occupied and is still being occupied unabated. Something has to be done about this since a certain portion from the centre of the road is government reserve. We built roadway on the old railway line yet no one considered the reserve.