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Tucker main road in St James getting $114 million rehabilitation

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The project is focusing on the section of the corridor between Taylor Avenue and the Friendship community.

Community Relations Officer for the NWA’s Western Region, Janel Ricketts, says that this phase of the project involves drainage improvement, the reshaping and stabilisation of the roadway, and road resurfacing using Asphaltic Concrete.

Additionally, the project will involve the construction of retaining walls along sections of the roadway.

Ricketts says that the project will complement the earlier repair of the 1.5 km stretch of roadway between the Fairfield Bridge and Taylor Avenue, which was completed on March 20.

The first phase of the project involved drainage improvement, the construction of retaining walls, the reshaping and stabilisation of the roadway, and road resurfacing using Asphaltic Concrete.

Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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