Sunday, July 13, 2025
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Traffic

Letter to the Editor: Repeat visitor concerned over traffic

"The complication of the semi-trucks in a constant parade must be so hard on the locals, and businesses as well as the well-being of the community. It was shocking to return and experience this, as we like to spend time downtown visiting the shops and restaurants."

Airborne dust affecting residents living along unpaved streets; motorists asked to slow down

As the dry season continues, residents across the subdivisions around San Pedro Town are experiencing issues with the excess airborne dust caused by motorists and large trucks. Those living along the main unpaved streets are the most affected, and they are appealing to the authorities to water the dusty roads as done in the past routinely. While the San Pedro Town Council (SPTC) has taken advantage of the dry period to continue rehabilitating streets, they are aware of the situation. They ask those affected to call their offices at 226-2198 so they can prioritize and better address the issue. At the same time, motorists are asked to be considerate and avoid speeding in residential areas.

Letter to the Editor: Congestion on roads not designed for large vehicles

"With parking limited in the downtown areas where even golf carts limit pedestrians it is with the larger vehicles that concentration should be of concern."

Letter to the Editor: Traffic

"Every day that I walk around town I see irresponsible drivers speeding. Everybody complains about the amount of golf carts coming to the island, but when anybody is driving, they seem to forget that there are pedestrians."

San Pedro Traffic Department installs speed bumps north of San Pedro Town

Residents north of San Pedro Town welcomed the initiative by The San Pedro Town Council (SPTC) and the San Pedro Traffic Department (SPTD) in establishing a speed-control zone with speed bumps on the northern paved road.

PUP municipal slate meets with San Pedro’s Taxi Associations

In an effort to reach out to the island community and find out the troubles affecting them, the San Pedro People’s United Party (PUP) municipal slate met with some of the Taxi Associations on the island on Wednesday, December 6th.

SPTC invites traffic expert to share traffic solutions during public consultation

In an effort to discuss primary issues regarding Ambergris Caye’s traffic situation, the San Pedro Town Council (SPTC) partnered with the Caribbean Local Economic Development (CARILED) to host a traffic consultation on Monday, January 16th.

Rumour: ‘Car Rental in San Pedro?’; Mayor: ‘Absolutely Not!’

Mayor Daniel Guerrero confirms that no car rental company is opening in San Pedro Town.