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FRA may end up closing sections of the four lane project at Nakasi

FRA may end up closing sections of the four lane project at Nakasi
One of the accidents along the four lane project at Nakasi on Kings Road to the Rewa Bridge. [Photo: Fiji Roads Authority]

There have been two more accidents in the last 24 hours along the four lane project at Nakasi on Kings Road to the Rewa Bridge and now Fiji Roads Authority may end up closing sections of the road or installing physical speed controls.


Section of the four lane project at Nakasi on Kings Road [Photo: Fiji Roads Authority]

FRA Chief Executive Officer, Jonathan Moore says some drivers continue to deliberately ignore safety advice, and speed through road works.

Moore says like any other workers at the end of the day their people on road work projects across the country also want to return home safely to their families.

The FRA has already suspended night works and if the issue of speeding continues.

It has asked the Land Transport Authority to consider putting traffic cameras once the work is completed to help manage the issue of speeding.

FRA is now working with Fiji Police Force to address the issue of speeding at road work zones.

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