Topic: Traffic
Dart submits application for Esterley Tibbetts relocation
Dart submits a planning application for the realignment and widening of the Esterley Tibbetts Highway near Camana Bay.
Charity Drive: Come on, Cayman, 'Give a honk!'
Who knew that so much could be accomplished by driving around in a circle ... actually, a roundabout.
Hell gets a makeover
A $16,000 renovation at Hell is almost complete, with a freshly paved parking lot and other upgrades.
Bailey benefits from late start
Kym Bailey is one of the fastest female road runners in Cayman and at 43 is evidently getting swifter.
Although she used to be a good runner at school and college in England she really only got seriously into her running since moving to Cayman a few years ago.
Current issues: When the power goes out in Cayman
Most people think of CUC when one of two things happens: 1) their monthly bill arrives, or 2) the power goes out. Their thoughts are not likely to be loving.
Woman dies in Rum Point crash
A 23-year-old woman was killed in a traffic accident in North Side in the early hours of Wednesday.
Former minister faces alcohol-related traffic charge
Former minister for education and deputy premier Rolston Anglin appeared in court on Monday charged with being in charge of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.
Power failure interrupts schools, businesses
Widespread power outages in Grand Cayman resulted in most public schools closing early Tuesday.
Bodden Town man injured in hit and run
A 56-year-old man suffered serious injuries in a hit and run in Bodden Town early Saturday.
Drivers on Godfrey Nixon Way urged to use caution
The National Roads Authority is urging drivers and users of Godfrey Nixon Way to use caution while road widening work is under way.
Major investment in roads on the way
The first phase of a major multiyear project to redevelop the roads around George Town is under way.
West Bay Road: Where inaction endangers lives
How many more people must be injured, or killed, before Cayman Islands leaders do something about our most crowded tourism corridor called West Bay Road?
Frustration on roads as traffic congestion increases
More than 2,000 additional vehicles were on Cayman’s roads in 2014, fueling rising traffic congestion in and around George Town.
Power outage disrupts businesses, traffic, courts
A nearly two-hour power outage Tuesday morning disrupted George Town residents and businesses.
Teen tourist critically injured in road accident
A 16-year-old tourist was in critical condition in hospital after being hit by a mini-van while crossing the road outside the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort on Monday.
Air controllers remove Facebook account of airport incident
At a March 30 meeting at the Beacon House headquarters of the Cayman Islands Airports Authority, top aviation executives reportedly confronted air traffic controllers, asking them to remove a statement on their association’s Facebook page.
Online poll: Opinions split on airport Jetways
Nearly 41 percent of respondents to last week’s caymancompass.com online poll think Owen Roberts International Airport should have boarding bridges, often referred to as Jetways, if $20 million is added to the airport redevelopment project.
Little Cayman gets second 'first' electric car
Ten years later, Little Cayman finally gets a road-worthy electric car.
On the 'occurrence' at Owen Roberts: Just roll the tape
The March 22 incident at Grand Cayman airport is a “tale of the tape” - that is, the truth is contained on the recordings of communications between air traffic controllers and the pilots.
Air traffic controllers address landing incident
Cayman’s air traffic controllers issue a statement addressing last week’s incident at Owen Roberts International Airport in which two aircraft came within a minute of colliding.
Another emergency landing at Owen Roberts
A Twin Otter plane from Little Cayman was forced to land on one engine on Saturday, prompting a full emergency alert at Owen Roberts International Airport.
An 'occurrence' that never should have occurred
An incident at Owen Roberts International Airport involving two jetliners that the Cayman Islands Airports Authority is simply calling an "occurrence" is no trivial matter.
Burning crucifix 'artwork' stirs Brac protests
A controversial 15-foot-tall sculpture featuring a bloody crucifix with the carving of a goat’s head and the numbers 666 has gone up in smoke, set alight by the artist who created it.
Officials downplay airport incident
Aviation officials are investigating an incident at the Owen Roberts International Airport on Sunday in which two aircraft, one awaiting departure and the other incoming, were forced to abort their flight plans.
Riders ramping up
The cycling scene is attracting more riders with successive events as the Genesis Duathlon approaches in May.
Three-vehicle smash backs up traffic for hours
A three-car crash sends three people to hospital and backs up rush hour traffic in the eastern districts for hours.
Mother devastated over allegations of hospital error
The mother of a British dive industry worker said she was “devastated but relieved” following a coroner’s verdict that her daughter died as a result of a failed surgical procedure at the Cayman Islands Hospital.
Rum Point restaurant plan refused
A developer planning a new condo project at Rum Point has been denied permission to include a restaurant and additional homes in the development after more than 30 neighboring residents complained.
87 graduate Drug Rehab Court since 2009
The Drug Rehabilitation Court has graduated 87 participants since 2009, all of whom met requirements of sobriety, stable housing, and employment or studying or volunteer work.
Camana Bay road closures
Camana Bay’s Forum Lane will be reduced to one lane of traffic on weekdays for the next two weeks, and on weekends, it will be closed completely until Sunday, April 5, to facilitate ongoing construction work in the area.
Assault charges filed in traffic stop bust-up
A police officer and a motorist are charged in a November traffic stop incident.
Online poll: Most stay home for Easter
The majority of respondents to a caycompass.com online poll say they’re planning on staying home for next week’s four-day Easter holiday.
Road safety study shows pedestrian, driver dangers
An assessment of Cayman roads found that, while the roads are better than in other countries in the region, there are still a number of roads dangerous to cars and pedestrians.
George Town road widening to begin this month
Road works seeking to widen and improve connections to two key roads in the central George Town area are scheduled to begin within the next month, according to the National Roads Authority.
Proposed changes could ease criminal conviction barriers
Reformed criminals could have the chance to get convictions stricken from the record under proposed legislation aimed at improving the job prospects of ex-offenders.
Police score low in survey
Police conducted an online survey late last year. Respondents said the police did a poor job reducing crime and keeping victims up to date on investigations.
Daylight saving time in US; Cayman still pondering it
How daylight saving time would impact Cayman if introduced here.
Cargo plane forced to make emergency landing
A cargo plane experienced engine problems as it came in to land in Grand Cayman Tuesday afternoon, prompting a full emergency alert at the Owen Roberts International Airport.
TI owners aim to prevent hotel sale
The company that owns Treasure Island resort says the property has been prematurely listed for sale.
Cayman conundrum: Why are our roads bumper-to-bumper?
Traffic is getting worse, and commuters who live in Grand Cayman's eastern districts are moaning. Why?
Traffic nightmare for BT residents
Traveling in from Grand Cayman's eastern districts is growing tedious and dangerous, residents say.
The return of Hard Rock Cafe
Hard Rock Cafe returns to Cayman after a short absence, bringing back with it filling American dishes and a large collection of memorabilia.
Thousands expected at annual Agriculture Show
Organizers are expecting 10,000 visitors to today's Agriculture Show.
New airline aims to fly direct to airports throughout region
A newly launched airline plans to offer flights from Grand Cayman to destinations in Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean.
Government aims to relocate police station
As part of the revitalization of George Town, the government is looking to move the George Town Police Station, build a new court building, demolish the Glass House and create a green space, and open the capital up to mixed-use developments.
Online poll: Drivers irritated by roundabout use
The improper usage of roundabouts is the driving practice that irritates Cayman Islands drivers most, according to the results of a caymancompass.com online poll.
Writer concerned about roads, environment
Writer shares concerns about litter, flooding, potholes and road drop-offs.
Baines 'no confidence' motion delayed
West Bay MLA Bernie Bush is postponing his planned vote of no confidence motion in Police Commissioner David Baines.
Former MLA Solomon launches website
Former legislator Ellio Solomon hopes to mastermind a Cayman Islands version of YouTube, as he and wife Betsy celebrate the launch of their Vision3E website.
International flights may boost Brac economy
Airport upgrade paves way for flights to Cuba and MiamiDirect flights between Cayman Brac, Miami and eastern Cuba could be scheduled by June following...
Traffic tickets fall to new lows
Traffic tickets are becoming a rarity in the Cayman Islands, according to local police data.
Crime jumps 13 percent
Overall, crime in the Cayman Islands, from burglary to trespassing, increased by 13 percent in 2014 compared to 2013, according to police statistics.
Gay Morse – 30 years living a dream
Dive master, resort manager, author and marine conservationist Gay Morse celebrates 30 years in the Cayman Islands this year.
International flights may boost Brac economy
Direct flights between Cayman Brac, Miami and eastern Cuba could be scheduled by June following a $1 million upgrade to the island’s airport.
Brother sentenced for driving death
Citing exceptional circumstances, a judge handed down a conditional discharge to a man who caused the death of his brother by careless driving.
Concrete animals come to life in North Side
One of Cayman's lesser known tourist spots, 'Davinoff's Concrete Sculpture Park' is a delightful sightseeing attraction in North Side.
Generator failure causes power outage for 4,000
Some customers in central George Town lost power Wednesday morning.
Man robbed friend for drug money
A man who admitted robbing his friend because he claimed he owed him money for drugs received a two-year sentence, suspended for two years.
God's plan versus the planning board
“We are a Christian nation.” — That’s Gospel in the Cayman Islands. … But is it true?
Hobday honored for her contributions to hospice care in Cayman
Dr. Virginia Hobday has been honored for her work in hospice care, and awarded an MBE in the New Years Honours List.
Cuba-US travel begins, but with restrictions
As tourist routes open Friday morning between the U.S. and Cuba, Cayman is braced for changes.
Church denied planning approval
Plans for a new church in Savannah have been denied planning permission after neighbors complained that it would bring down property values.
Judicial warrant issued for gov't employee
A public works employee has a warrant out for his arrest after he apparently fled Cayman.
Man admits GT burglaries, seven thefts from cars
Terrence Tex Bryan Jr. was sentenced to 35 months' imprisonment after pleading guilty to charges that included burglary and thefts from seven vehicles.
Teen in Brac crash identified
Raoul Scott, 19, was killed Friday night in the second fatal traffic collision in as many weeks on Cayman Brac.
Teen dies in Brac crash
A 19-year-old man was killed Friday night in the second fatal traffic collision in as many weeks on Cayman Brac.
Lectures to address gay, lesbian and transgender rights
Gender, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality is the focus of the first in a series of public lectures organized by Truman Bodden Law School students.
Customs top job advertised 6th time
Both the Customs and Immigration departments are now lacking permanent leadership.
16 cruise ships expected in Grand Cayman over next three days
Between Wednesday and Friday, 16 cruise ships with more than 37,000 passengers will come into the George Town harbor.
Top Story of 2014: Derek Haines makes a million
Derek Haines completed six marathons in 10 months and raised more than $1 million for Cayman HospiceCare.
Vessel damage results in court charge
Sentencing has been adjourned for Richard Stein, who pleaded guilty to navigating the Flying Scotsman is such a manner as to cause damage to another vessel.
Man charged with bribing officer
Richard Fasrool Baksh appeared in Summary Court on Tuesday, charged with bribing a police officer.
