NEW MINISTER of Transport and Works Michael Lashley is looking at a general improvement of the River Road terminal as one of his priorities.
On Tuesday, Lashley toured the stand where he interacted with public service vehicle operators and commuters.
One of the issues highlighted by operator Sylvester Smith was the need for some of the vans that loaded and offloaded passengers on the eastern end of the stand to be relocated to the western side.
Smith said: “There are too many buses in this little area causing confusion.
“In order to get rid of some of this confusion and get things running smoothly, them got to move back some of these buses back to the other side [western] of the van stand.”
Lashley tours van stand
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