JUTC to Provide Reduced Service on Weekends of Curfew and Easter Holiday Period

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company, JUTC, will be operating a reduced service for essential and frontline staff on the weekends of the curfew and during the Easter holiday period. This follows recent adjustments to the curfew hours by the government to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

“Commuters can view the schedules at our website at jutc.gov.jm or they may view the schedules on our Facebook page at Jamaica Urban Transit Company or on Twitter @JUTCLTD. We encourage commuters to familiarize themselves with the schedules. Should our commuters have any query or concerns, they may also call our Customer Care team at 888-588-2287 or our REPORT IT hotline at 876-570-1789,” Mr. Thoms said.

“We are appealing to customers to desist from this practice. Keep your mask on, ensuring that it covers your nose and mouth and wear it for the full length of your journey until you get home. We want you to keep safe and be alive,” Mr.Thoms said.

Cyclist Hit and Injured by JUTC Bus

The Police are probing an incident involving one of our units in which a cyclist was hit and injured along  Hagley Park Road/ Waltham Park Road intersection in St. Andrew this morning.

It is understood that the incident happened around 11:25a.m. The details of the incident are not yet known but investigations have been launched by the Police and the Accident Department of the Company.

The cyclist was taken to hospital where he underwent emergency surgery.

Meanwhile, the driver of the bus who fainted at the scene was also taken to hospital. She will be provided with counselling.

We wish both of them a speedy recovery.