JUTC Buses Now Serving St. Thomas! 🚌🇯🇲 History was made in St. Thomas yesterday (December 2) as the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) launched its first-ever service in the parish. Two buses, the 701 and 702, are now running daily routes from Yallahs Bay and Morant Bay to North Parade, downtown Kingston. The buses start at 5:00 a.m. and 5:30 a.m., with trips continuing throughout the day until 7:50 p.m. Key stops include Yallahs Square, Albion, Wharf Road outside Colonel Cove, and the Mora

93 new buses!! Bigger Better Transportation for ALL Jamaicans!! New Bus Routes connecting Jamaicans across the country! It makes a difference who represents YOU! It makes a difference who represents the people. This on top of the new school bus system! Bus after bus after bus after bus!! Jamaica to the world!! Vote for your children. Vote for your communities. Vote for Jamaica 🇯🇲💯✌️ #chooseJamaica #Jamaicatiktok #bus #Jamaica #family #community #people #working #representation #representation

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Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says an initiative is to be undertaken over the next few days to test buses under the rural school bus programme along several routes across Jamaica, in preparation for roll out in the new academic year. The new year starts in September. Vaz, speaking at a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) St Andrew East Rural constituency meeting on Sunday, rejected criticism of the bus programme. Meanwhile, Vaz also dismissed media reports regarding the finances of Prime Minister and JLP