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Ayariga proposes police escorts, opposite-lane access for Ayalolo buses in peak hours to ease traffic to ease traffic

Ayariga described current traffic patterns on dual carriage ways as awkward, noting that while one side is heavily congested, the opposite side often remains relatively empty.
And then, at peak hours, when you are struggling on the left-side road, the right side is empty, even though you have a three-lane road or a dual carriageway—the four-lane road.
The proposal aims to dedicate one lane on the opposite side during the morning rush to enable Ayalolo buses to bypass heavy congestion and improve service reliability for passengers.
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