Media Releases

The National Infrastructure Development Company Limited in partnership with the Ministry of Works and Transport wishes to advise  the public (motorists/residents/pedestrians) that construction works on the southern section of Beetham Culvert #3, running across the Beetham Highway (located 700m west of the entrance to the Beetham Landfill), will commence on Friday 5th May, 2017 10:00pm and  is scheduled to end on MOnday 8th May, 2017 at 4AM.

The Ministry of Works and Transport wishes to advise the public that the South Trunk Road has been closed off between St. Mary’s Village Main Road (North) and Oropouche Road (South) as of the afternoon of Thursday 13th April, 2017. The partial closure of the roadway is necessary to conduct repair works that was caused by a failure of a cylinder crossing.

On Saturday 8th April 2017, Senator the Honourable Rohan Sinanan toured the St Ann's East and Tunapuna constituencies to assist in the development a comprehensive infrastructural work program to address the critical needs of communities across Trinidad and Tobago.

Senator the Honourable Rohan Sinanan, Minister of Works and Transport met with Dr. Wayne Kublalsingh and other members of the Highway Re-route Movement (HRM) on Monday 13th March, 2017 to discuss the HRM’s views on the extension of the Solomon Hochoy Highway to Point Fortin.

Minister of Works and Transport, Senator the Honourable Rohan Sinanan visited Sou Sou Lands, and Fishing Pond Cumuto, on Sunday 5th March, 2017 with officials from the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA), to work collaboratively on road rehabilitation works needed in these areas.

The Ministry of Works and Transport (MOWT) is aware of the extensive coastal erosion occurring at Quinam Beach and has been actively monitoring several priority sites across Trinidad via its Coastal Protection Unit.

The Ministry of Works and Transport (MOWT) wishes to advise the public that the Spot Speed Camera Enforcement System has not been officially launched in Trinidad and Tobago. This notice is in response to inaccurate information being circulated in the public domain, regarding the presence and operation of spot speed, fixed cameras and speed traps at various locations across the country.

​In response to information being circulated in the public domain that the Traffic Warden Division and the Transport Division have embarked on an initiative to crackdown on vehicles that have not been inspected, the Ministry of Works and Transport (MOWT) would like to maintain that no such action was taken. The inspection of vehicles is in fact an on-going process conducted by Motor Vehicle Officers throughout the year.

The Ministry of Works and Transport wishes to advise that authorization has been granted to ONLY LIGHT MOTOR VEHICLES to use the Priority Bus Route (PBR) from Morvant Junction to Vierra Street, Port of Spain, until 1:00pm TODAY (Saturday 18th February, 2017).