The journey to school carries a silent threat for far too many of our children, particularly those attending schools that border bustling highways or are nestled in the more remote communities.

The Fiji Roads Authority is now focusing on the final improvements to the Suva Bus Stand.

The Land Transport Authority is calling on all road users, including parents, guardians, school communities, and drivers to remain cautious and mindful of schoolchildren crossing the road.

Road resurfacing on Laucala Bay Road near the University of the South Pacific is causing traffic disruptions.

The government will be hoping for Parliament to pass the Lands Transport Amendment Bill 2025 when it is debated next Thursday, with the goal of strengthening road safety.

The Land Transport Authority is installing ten new speed cameras and restoring malfunctioning ones to curb reckless driving and enhance road safety.

The Assistant Transport Minister is calling on road users to prioritize main roads to ease pressure on secondary and residential routes.

Several roads in the Northern Division are currently closed due to flooding from recent heavy rainfall.

A thorough investigation, following all due processes, will be conducted regarding the involvement of police vehicles in recent accidents.

The Land Transport Authority is warning the public to be cautious of scammers posing as LTA officials and offering taxi permits for money.

Commuters are advised to expect traffic disruptions and delays on the Nausori to Suva routes from 5 pm to 7 pm and from 7.30 pm to 8.30 pm at Nadi International Airport.

Discussions are being held to incorporate road safety into the school curriculum to improve road safety awareness among students.