Court Street Traffic Lights Out Of Service

June 1, 2017

[Updated] Traffic lights at the junction of Court Street and Dundonald Street, and the junction of Court Street and Victoria Street are “out of service until further notice.”

A police spokesperson said, “The motoring public is advised that the traffic lights at the junction of Court Street and Dundonald Street as well as at the junction of Court Street and Victoria Street, Pembroke are out of service until further notice.

“BELCO and Works & Engineering are aware of the situation.

‎“Commuters should use extra caution at these junctions, particularly during morning and afternoon rush hour, until the traffic lights are back in working order.”

Update June 2, 8:18am: A police spokesperson said, ”The traffic lights are working again at the junction of Court Street and Dundonald Street as well as at the junction of Court Street and Victoria Street, Pembroke. The Bermuda Police Service would like to thank the motoring public for their cooperation and use of extra caution at both junctions while the necessary repairs were carried out.”

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  1. Question says:

    Lights out next to a police station and ‎“Commuters should use extra caution at these junctions, particularly during morning and afternoon rush hour, until the traffic lights are back in working order.”

    Did I miss something or is it too far for the police to walk and man traffic during rush?

    • Dawn B says:

      I totally agree

    • Y-Gurl says:

      The Police don’t do that anymore, they don’t do a lot of things like direct traffic, catch criminals, attend accidents, write tickets, remove cycles from accident scenes that still are a public safety issue, they have all mastered new and useful talents that we should all be grateful for such as carrying guns and the use of chemical spray on the general public, driving to fast, parking where they like, basic policing…thing of the past