Motorists are being urged to be patient and respect speed limits through Princes Road starting at the entrance to the three Dilkusha schools and ending at Duilomaloma Farm Road.
Fiji Roads Authority Chief Executive John Hutchinson says that this is due to current structural treatment to improve the road surface.
Hutchinson adds that workmen will be equipped with heavy machinery onsite during peak travelling hours from 7am to 5pm to perform necessary road work.
He says that one can attribute the state of the road condition to a combination of many factors including the ageing road, lack of maintenance in the past, extreme weather conditions, poor drainage and an increase in the number of vehicles now travelling on Princes Road.
Fulton Hogan Highways says that this major road maintenance work has begun on Princes Road and will continue for the next three months.
The cost of this structural repair is $362,000.
