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St Lucia reports illegal installation of traffic devices, govt outlines Road Traffic Act’s measures

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June 29, 2022
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St Lucia reports illegal installation of traffic devices, govt outlines Road Traffic Act’s measures


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Castries, St Lucia: The government of St Lucia has outlined the protocols of the Road Traffic Act as they are receiving the reports of the illegal installation of the Traffic Device. 

It stated that the various traffic control devices, such as the installation of speed bumps and a pedestrian crossing at the Vieux Fort Freezone.  

The Department of Infrastructure, Ports, and Transport is aware of a video circulating via social media over the past few days depicting the installation of speed bumps and a pedestrian crossing at the Vieux Fort Freezone.

The government of St Lucia also informed the public that the aforementioned traffic control devices were not erected, painted or authorized by the Department.

While outlining the measures of the Saint Lucia’s Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, the government of St Lucia asserted that these measures are necessary to be followed. 

The government is, therefore, reminding the public that in accordance with Saint Lucia’s Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, persons MUST NOT erect, place or mark any traffic sign or device unless authorized to do so by the Permanent Secretary of the Department of Transport.

Section 72(15) of the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act Cap 8.01 prescribes the penalties:

(15) A person who —

  •  unlawfully places, erects, marks or retains, or causes to be placed, erected, marked or retained any traffic sign or device on or near any road; or
  • Removes deface, damages, alters, obscures or in any way interferes with any traffic sign lawfully placed, erected, marked or retained on or near any road, commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $1,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months or to both.

The Department of Infrastructure, Ports and Transport is therefore appealing to members of the public involved in this and similar acts to cease and desist and remove any sign or marking placed on or near any road without proper authorization.

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