Fresh paint sends road safety message ahead of new school term

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August 16, 2026

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Fresh paint sends road safety message ahead of new school term

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A fresh coat of paint is being used to send a serious message to motorists ahead of the new school term — slow down and watch for pedestrians.

The Ministry of Transport and Works has joined forces with Trident Insurance to repaint crosswalks and address other road infrastructure issues along the south coast.

Our Deanzer Roberts reports.

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