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4B Road Safety Council, Regional Police Division#4 ‘B’, Diamond, East Bank Demerara, Georgetown (2026)

01/04/2026

Road Safety Enhancement in Our Communities 🚸

On Tuesday, March 31, 2026, between 11:30 hrs and 12:00 hrs, ranks of the Guyana Police Force, in collaboration with members of Safe Lane Road Service Company, carried out road safety enhancement works at New Golden Grove Primary School and Coverden Gardens Primary School, East Bank Demerara.

These efforts focused on the painting of pedestrian crossings, improving visibility and safety for students, parents, and all road users in the area.

We’re pleased to report that the activity was executed smoothly, with no incidents, injuries, or disruptions.

The Guyana Police Force, alongside its partners, continues to demonstrate a strong commitment to road safety—especially when it comes to protecting our most vulnerable road users: our children.

A special thank you to Safe Lane Road Service Company for their invaluable support and dedication to making our roads safer. Your contribution truly makes a difference.

Let’s all do our part—slow down, stay alert, and respect pedestrian crossings. 🛑

19/01/2026

🚸 Pedestrian Crossing Repainted – Diamond Secondary School 🚸

On Sunday, 18 January 2025, between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., traffic ranks of Regional Division 4B, along with Mr. Paul Ram, Vice Chairman of the Road Safety Council, successfully repainted the pedestrian crossing at Diamond Secondary School.

The exercise was completed smoothly, with no incidents or disruptions.

The Guyana Police Force and the Road Safety Council remain committed to improving road safety and protecting our most vulnerable road users—especially schoolchildren.

✅ Safer crossings
✅ Stronger partnerships
✅ Safer communities

21/06/2025

🚨 4B Road Safety Council Update 🚨

Our council held a key meeting today to discuss the way forward in promoting safer roadways across our communities.

In attendance were:
• ASP Michael Ramdas
• Chairman Khishan Singh
• Vice Chairman Paul Ram
• Corporal Tiffany Lawrence
• Along with other dedicated council members

We discussed several upcoming plans and initiatives aimed at improving road safety—especially for school children—and supporting contractors in implementing safer practices during their operations.

As Guyana continues to grow, it’s crucial that we adapt responsibly to changing road conditions. We strongly urge the public to:

✅ Maintain safe speeds
✅ Exercise caution in construction zones
✅ Always put safety first

Let’s work together to ensure our roads remain safe for everyone.

31/03/2025

🚧 Safety Alert: Navigating Construction Zones on the Linden Highway 🚧

Recently, Assistant Superintendent of Police Michael Ramdas highlighted the dangers of maintaining normal speed limits in construction zones, especially on the Linden Highway. Uneven surfaces like loose gravel and dug-up areas increase the risk of accidents. A few days later we saw an accident identical to his concern occur at the same Linden highway.

There are some precautions we can all take;

Drivers: Please exercise caution in construction areas by:
• Reducing Speed: Lower your speed to navigate safely through uneven terrains.
• Staying Alert: Be vigilant for sudden changes, equipment, and workers on-site.
• Following Signage: Adhere strictly to posted warnings and directions.
• Maintaining Safe Distance: Keep a safe following distance to allow ample reaction time.

Contractors: To enhance safety, consider implementing:
• Speed Bumps: Install them to naturally slow down traffic.
• Surface Maintenance: Ensure roads are compacted properly to minimize loose gravel.
• Clear Signage: Place visible hazard and directional signs for both drivers and pedestrians.
• Regular Inspections: Conduct frequent checks to maintain a safe environment.

As Guyana continues its development journey, construction is inevitable. Let’s collaborate to ensure these zones are navigated safely. Together, we can “DO THE RIGHT THING.” 🛑🛣️

28/03/2025

🚦 Road Safety in Focus: Key Updates & Awareness 🚦

The 4B Road Safety Council, the Guyana Police Force (4B Division), and the National Road Safety Council came together for an insightful panel discussion, led by Mr. Earl Lambert, to address critical road safety matters.

🔹 Peter’s Hall Road Closure (April 5, 4 AM – April 7, 3 AM) – Plan ahead, use detour routes, and work with the police and contractors to ensure a smooth process.
🔹 Bar Visits Initiative – Engaging patrons on the dangers of drunk driving and reminding bar owners of their legal responsibilities.
🔹 Drunk Driving Awareness – A serious issue that we continue to tackle through education and enforcement.
🔹 Support for the Police Force – Officers are working tirelessly to keep our roads safe—let’s cooperate and support their efforts.
🔹 Community Education – Frequent lectures in schools, businesses, and key locations are helping correct misinformation and raise awareness.
🔹 Youth Engagement – The younger generation is actively involved, and their positive feedback is driving meaningful change.
🔹 Road Safety Cautions – Motorcyclists, wear your helmets! Drivers, be extra cautious in construction zones and around heavy-duty vehicles with blind spots.
🔹 Progress in 4B Division – Thanks to joint efforts, we are seeing significant improvements in road safety!

🙏 Special Thanks To:
✔️ NCN for making this discussion possible.
✔️ Mr. Lambert & the National Road Safety Council for giving us a voice.
✔️ The Guyana Police Force for their dedication and support.
✔️ Our 4B Road Safety Council Representatives for their commitment.
✔️ You, our viewers, for tuning in and spreading the word!

🚦 Do the Right Thing! 🚦

26/03/2025

🚦 Road Safety Lecture at Cheddi Jagan International Airport 🚦

On Wednesday, March 26, 2025, an insightful road safety lecture was conducted for staff at Cheddi Jagan International Airport from 9:30 to 11:00 hrs.

Facilitators:

✅ Sgt. Rose – Madewini Police Outpost
✅ W/Cpl. Tiffini Lawrence – Traffic Education
✅ Mr. Jhon Thompson – Road Safety 4B Council

With 25 staff members in attendance, the session covered critical road safety topics, including:
🔹 Dangers of speeding & driving under the influence
🔹 Proper vehicle maintenance & positioning
🔹 Importance of seat belts & safety helmets
🔹 Safe road practices for pedestrians & cyclists
🔹 Defensive driving (The 5 C’s) & obeying traffic laws

The interactive session featured visual aids, real-life scenarios, and open discussions, making it both engaging and educational. Attendees asked thought-provoking questions, leading to meaningful conversations about road safety best practices.

👏 A big thank you to the facilitators for their dedication to promoting safer road use. Let’s all remember the key message:

🚗 “Do the Right Thing” 🚦

26/03/2025

🚧 TRAFFIC ADVISORY: PETER’S HALL ROAD CLOSURE 🚧

From April 5th 4am to April 7th 5am Peter’s Hall road will be closed to facilitate ongoing work on the new Harbour Bridge.

⚠️ Barricade Locations:
🔹 Nandy Park Junction
🔹 Massy Road / Red Road Junction

✅ Access Allowed:
✔️ Commuters heading to Ramada Hotel can pass through the Red Road barricade.
✔️ Commuters heading to Nandy Park and surrounding areas can pass through the Nandy Park barricade.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as the Guyana Police Force works to ensure a smooth transition during this closure. Thank you for your understanding! 🚔🙏

25/03/2025

🚧 TRAFFIC ADVISORY 🚧

🔹 Peter’s Hall Public Road Closure: April 5th (4 AM) – April 7th (3 AM)
🔹 North & South-bound traffic affected – Plan ahead!
🔹 Use Heroes Highway & designated detours for smooth travel
🔹 Amazonia Mall & Ramada Hotel remain accessible via Red Road
🔹 No U-turns at Demerara Harbour Bridge intersection
🔹 Follow police directions & drive safely!

22/03/2025

🚦 Road Safety Matters! 🚦

Last night, the Chairman of the 4B Road Safety Council, Mr. Khishan Singh, joined a distinguished panel on NCN, alongside members of the Guyana Police Force—Superintendent Jagnanan, Inspector Bodelal, and Inspector Hiliman, as well as Mr. Peter Kathanan, Chairman of the Region 3 Road Safety Council.

We are truly grateful to NCN for this opportunity to engage the public in an important discussion on road safety.

During the one-hour program, we tackled key road safety issues, including:
✅ The current state of road safety in each division
✅ Safe road-use tips: proper time management, lane discipline, and blind spot awareness
✅ The dangers of motor lorry incidents and motorcycle risks—always wear a helmet!
✅ The risks of high-beam aftermarket LED lights that blind drivers at night
✅ Most importantly, the dangers of drunk driving and driving under the influence of drugs or other substances

The panelists emphasized the real and tragic consequences of reckless driving. Road safety isn’t just about laws—it’s about protecting lives.

We thank all our viewers for tuning in and urge you to spread the message. Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. Work with our police officers—they are not here to attack you, but to protect you and your families.

🚔 Special thanks to NCN, the Guyana Police Force, and the National Road Safety Council for making this discussion possible.

👉 Let’s all do the right thing and keep our roads safe!

20/03/2025

🚦 Enhancing Road Safety in Regional Division 4B 🚦

On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, the Guyana Police Force, in collaboration with the 4B Road Safety Council, carried out important road safety enhancement initiatives at Samatta Point Nursery, Friendship Secondary, and Supply Nursery School.

These efforts included:
✅ Repainting pedestrian crossings
✅ Installing Pedestrian Crossing & School Zone signs

These initiatives are part of our ongoing commitment to improving roadway and pedestrian safety throughout the year.

A heartfelt thank you to all participants and donors who contributed materials and support to make this project a success! Special thanks to Corporal Lawrence of the Guyana Police Force and our dedicated 4B Road Safety Council members, led by Vice Chairman Mr. Paul Ram, for their leadership and commitment to road safety.

Stay tuned for more safety initiatives as we continue working to protect our communities.

05/02/2025

Re: Visit to Accident Victims’ Families

On Tuesday, February 4, 2025, between 09:00 hrs and 10:00 hrs, Deputy Superintendent of Police Clifton Davis, Officer in Charge of Number 3 Sub-Division, Regional Division 4B; Inspector Michael Ramdass, Officer in Charge of the Regional Division 4B Traffic Department; along with other ranks of the Guyana Police Force, Pastor Mukesh Rhajcoomar from COPS and Faith, Mr. Paul Ram, and a representative from the Road Safety Council visited the homes of the late Joel Sutherland, Ronaldo Gordon, and Suresh Singh to meet with their families.

During these visits, words of condolence and prayers were offered to the bereaved families. Inspector Ramdass provided updates on the status of the investigations into the fatal accidents, and the visiting team pledged additional support where possible. Families were also encouraged to keep the police informed regarding funeral arrangements for their loved ones.

Attached below are photographs from the visits.

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