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Businesses to remove illegal signage from roadways

September 17, 2024
Published: September 17, 2024 | Updated: September 18, 2024 1 minute read
Businesses to remove illegally place on roadways

The Ministry of Transport and Works is giving businesses and people until Friday to remove signage illegally placed along the roadways.

Acting Chief Technical Officer Jason Bowen warns after that date signs that have been causing problems for road users will be removed.

However, Mr. Bowen is indicating a number of people or businesses have permission from the Ministry to erect signage along the highways.

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