TODSS urges Gov’t to clarify student use of public transport under Rural School Bus Programme

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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JUTC assures that all 60 school buses will be rolled out today

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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UTECH Students Union concerned about issues plaguing module selection process

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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Police High Command says it is deeply saddened by death of policeman in Manchester crash

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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St. Catherine truck driver charged with unlawful wounding and assaulting a constable

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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Senior Citizens’ Month commences today with national church service

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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EOJ completes final count of ballots for 62 constituencies, St. Mary South Eastern counting continues

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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EOJ completes final count of ballots for 57 constituencies

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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PICA reports cyber incident and moves some systems offline as a precaution

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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EOJ says election results remain unchanged for seven constituencies follow official count

By: Georgetta Williams

One transport group is calling on the Government to address concerns about use of public transport by students, with the introduction of the Rural School Bus Programme.

President of the Transport Operators Development Sustainable Services (TODSS), Egeton Newman says some students are of the view that the Government says, they should not take public transportation.

The Rural School Bus Programme rolled out officially on Monday, with buses deployed islandwide and more expected to be added to the service in coming months.

Speaking with IRIE FM News Mr. Newman says while the public transport sector accepts the bus system, he believes the Government should speak to both programmes working together in the interest of an enhanced school transportation system.

Mr. Newman says the public operators will continue to work alongside the rural school bus system.

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