Traffic arrangements: NDC Rally, Pearls Air Strip, St Andrew

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October 25, 2026

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Traffic arrangements: NDC Rally, Pearls Air Strip, St Andrew

The Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) informs the general public, particularly motorists, that the following traffic arrangements will be implemented to facilitate the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Rally scheduled for Monday, 26 October 2026, at Pearls Air Strip, St Andrew.

These arrangements will take effect from 3 pm and will remain in effect until the conclusion of the event.

No Entry:

  • No vehicles will be allowed to travel from Lower Pearls towards Simon direction
  • No vehicles will be allowed to enter the byroad leading to the Grenada Christian Academy from the Pearls main road
  • No vehicles will be allowed to proceed towards the SSU Camp. (NB: Vehicles will be required to make a right turn onto the dirt road in the vicinity of the ruined planes)

No parking:

No parking will be permitted in the following areas:

  • On the left side of Pearls main road in the vicinity of Fatman Tyre Shop towards Moyah direction
  • On both sides of the road in the vicinity of Simon Jack’s shop at Pearls
  • On both sides of Dunfermline main road from the Dunfermline Bridge towards the old gas station
  • On both sides of the road from Simon board bridge to the second dirt road on the right

PARKING:

  • General parking: The lower end of Pearls Air Strip towards the shooting range
  • VIP parking: The outer perimeter fence of the venue towards the southern side of the air strip

Emergency route:

All emergency vehicles from the venue will travel towards the old gas station, make a left turn onto the Dunfermline main road and make a right turn onto Paradise main road, onwards to La Fillette, Mt Horne and Princess Alice Hospital, Mirabeau.

Exit routes:

  • Vehicles travelling towards the Northern side of the island will be required to exit the venue via Ben Jones by road and the by road within the vicinity of Fatman Tyre Shop
  • Vehicles travelling toward the Southern side of the island will exit the venue via Simon board bridge

The Royal Grenada Police Force apologises for any inconvenience this may cause and anticipates the cooperation of everyone.

Source: Office of Community Relations (CRD)

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