Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says JUTC fleet now has more new than used buses

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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More than J$52M seized and 24 persons charged under police’s ‘Scam Dun, Justice a Run’ anti-lottery scamming campaign

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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Police searching for man who reportedly mowed down his father in Wheelerfield, St.Thomas yesterday

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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Workers of the AGD in Downtown Kingston expected to resume normal duties today

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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Workers of Administrator General’s Department to resume normal duties tomorrow following meeting with Union and Labour Ministry

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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JCSA says Administrator General’s Department workers represented by Union will not return to work today at Downtown Kingston Office

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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Prime Minister Holness says his Government should not be compared to perfection but to Opposition People’s National Party

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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PM Holness says gov’t plans to deal with crime and violence decisively

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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UDC and JABBEM head back to court July 17 regarding Little Dunn’s River

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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American Airlines to increase flight capacity on key Jamaica/US routes starting December

Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) fleet now has more new buses in comparison to used buses.

He was speaking today at the handing over of 93 new buses to the JUTC in St. Catherine.

63 compressed natural gas and 30 diesel buses were handed over.

Mr. Vaz said 7 additional buses are to arrive in August, which will cater to the special needs community.

The Minister noted that today’s handing over ceremony is a step toward building a transportation sector that works for all Jamaicans.

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