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South-bound traffic on High Street for Parliament tomorrow
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure says that to ease traffic congestion, made worse by Christmas shopping, it is opening one lane on High Street tomorrow.
According to the ministry, it is working with the Ministry of Public Security in advancing efficient mobility during Parliamentary session on Friday, 
December 21, 2018.
It is in support of modification to the driving arrangement.
“As is customary, Brickdam will be closed between Lombard/Cornhill Street and High Street. Only South bound traffic will be allowed on High Street between Brickdam and Hadfield Street.”
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