Fielding questions by journalists, Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works Chris Bonett said that there are measures in place to attempt to smoothly transition into the back to school period, which is often associated with an increased amount of traffic.
The minister said that it is difficult to predict how the situation will develop, but Transport Malta, along with various other entities, will be taking several measures to address the situation.
Appealing to the general public’s patient and mindful use of the roads, Bonett also extended his invitation to the Opposition for discussions in regards to transport.
He said the the Maltese public is expecting serious and common solutions for the issue of transportation around the islands.
This comes as Transport Malta reveals a number of measures which seek to improve the traffic situation.
These include the suspension of new road work permits near schools, the deployment of 55 enforcement officers & 10 motorbike patrols, as well as free tow truck services during rush hours.
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