Dear Editor,
If there is no order this causes disorder. I think that nowadays that is the direction we are heading in. Too often of late I have to ask myself where did it begin?
I am at any time willing to calmly and preferably individualĺy talk to anybody who is willing to accept what I will explain concerning their behavior in traffic and hopefully come to consensus that their behavior in traffic is not according to the traffic laws.
Some might ask why wouldn’t I go on the radio and explain it. Even though I’m aware that unity is strength, I’ll go along with “one, one full the bucket”.
But it is not only people on motorcycles. I stand corrected but I believe that confusion is contagious. Why am I stating this? When I drive from the Longwall Road via the Little Bay road up to the beginning of the Welgelegen Road, on paper I do not know where I am.
So here we go. Where is Belair and where is Cay Hill? Where is the St. Maarten Medical Center located? Is it eventually the intention to rename the Raoul Illigde Ball Park? Where does the Little Bay road end and where does Welgelegen road begin? Not letting Minister Gumbs off the hook, but I do not believe that he was there when this all began.
To put an exclamation point on what I want to illustrate, will somebody explain to us why is there a traffic sign obliging drivers to stop (8) and one cautioning drivers to yield (7) at the same T-junction?(Cannegiterstreet Windward Island Bank.) Please help me to untie this knot.
Russell A. Simmons
