Motorists and residents using All Saints Road are being advised to expect increased activity during overnight hours as reconstruction of the busy corridor enters a new phase. According to Antigua.news, heavy-duty equipment will operate between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. beginning tonight, with crews continuing rehabilitation works along sections of the roadway.
Residents in the Belmont area have been warned to prepare for noise, dust, and bright construction lighting during the overnight operations. Officials have apologised for the inconvenience and expressed gratitude to the public for their patience as the long-awaited improvement works press forward.
The nighttime operations form part of a broader reconstruction effort now underway along All Saints Road, one of the country's most heavily travelled routes. The corridor connects St. John's to several southern communities and key tourism areas across Antigua and Barbuda.
For years, motorists and residents have raised concerns about the deteriorating condition of the roadway. Complaints have ranged from potholes and uneven surfaces to safety risks for both drivers and pedestrians.
Drivers are urged to proceed with caution through active work zones, anticipate possible delays during operations, and follow all traffic management instructions as the rehabilitation programme continues.
