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Mar 30, 2017 Letters
Dear Editor,
Now that the parking meter project is under review, it is time that the Guyana Police Force’s traffic division comes out in full force. The Guyana Police Force’s “operation safeway”, exercise did NOT include the clearing of the listed intersections.
1) Middle and East streets.
2) Camp and Middle streets.
3) Camp and Robb streets (including clearing of all the areas that is defined with the sign “no parking between signs “.
4) Camp and Regent Streets.
5) Camp and Charlotte streets ( this intersection is the worst, because a right turn cannot be made on Regent Street
While at this, the Guyana Police Force can also stop all the private taxis that are blocking these important areas, because it is still illegal to operate private /hire.
Roger Moore
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