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Galleryyuhself - Works and transport out of the blue...

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PTSC…On the Move!

As we continue to highlight our accomplishments for 2023/2024, today the MOWT shines the spotlight on the achievements of PTSC and what is to come for 2025 and beyond.

The Corporation has been driving forward in its commitment to provide safe and reliable transportation to the travelling public, with ongoing refurbishment to its fleet and the acquisition of new buses to improve the travelling experience of its customers.

For 2025, the PTSC will be embarking on exciting developments to make your journey more enjoyable and comfortable. Look out for additions and upgrades to bus shelters, including disability access, an expanded bus fleet and much more.

So come on board and enjoy your ride to school, work or across the country!

Stay tuned to our social media platforms to keep informed about these and other exciting developments from the MOWT!

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Galleryyuhself - Virtually do-able.

Your Voice Matters!

This new system will:

Be a part of a conversation that will help safeguard our roads and reduce vehicle-related crimes.

Log in, share your thoughts, and help shape this important policy:

Click on the link http://bit.ly/4hivduj to join the conversation.

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Galleryyuhself - WAT is dis! Some clean design.

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Did you know? During quarantine, stats actually show there was an increase in road fatalities? Less people on the road and more accidents.  We urge everyone, practice responsible driving. Lives are important!

Hello again T&T! We hope everyone has been safe at home during quarantine. Remember social distancing and responsible driving saves lives!

You would think fewer cars on the roads mean fewer fatalities. We're coming back with a mission to transform T&T roadways, where all motorists and pedestrians can feel and be safe!

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~Galleryyuhself~ The Ministry of Works and Transport is doing a decent job with their advertising. Who could resist the promise of ‘Driving Towards Transformation?’ The “O’ being a steering wheel and the other a triple sphere to me is a bit much, but I can see whomever ok’d these wanting to send the message home.

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The Ministry of Works and Transport is a large sector Ministry made up of a number of Statutory Authorities, State Enterprises and Administrative / Technical Divisions. Established in 1956, MOWT is one of the largest ministries in Trinidad and Tobago with over 7,000 employees responsible for providing the infrastructure services necessary for the social and economic development of the country.   In keeping with its mandate, the Ministry provides a range of services to its clientele and the general public which includes: construction and maintenance of highways, major and secondary roads under the authority of the Ministry. VISION: The Ministry of Works and Transport is a strong, innovative, client-centered, well respected institution committed to the social and economic development of the people of Trinidad and Tobago, through the provision of high quality infrastructure development ad transportation services that enable the growth of safe, healthy communities and globally competitive businesses within a vibrant natural environment. MISSION We provide world class infrastructure and transport that supports the development of a ‘united, resilient, productive, innovative and prosperous’ Trinidad and Tobago; through a motivated team of employees working in collaboration with local and international partners.

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~Galleryyuhself~As seen on Facebook. A humorous look at the Licensing Sticker debacle.

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Galleryyuhself ~ QUESTIONS on Design

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Galleryyuhself~ HAPPENING NOW....issues on time given and extended regarding car inspections

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Galleryyuhself~ Issues right now and how they are dealt with in media

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The Ministry of Works and Transport is a large sector Ministry made up of a number of Statutory Authorities, State Enterprises and Administrative/ Technical Divisions.

Established in 1956, the Ministry of Works and Transport (MOWT) is one of the largest ministries in Trinidad and Tobago with over 7,000 employees responsible for providing the infrastructure and transport services necessary for the social and economic development of the country.

In keeping with its mandate, the Ministry provides a range of services to its clientele and the general public which includes:

National planning for roads, drainage and transportation (air, sea and land)

Construction and maintenance of highways, major and secondary roads, dams and drainage systems; land reclamation; and coastal management in collaboration with stakeholders

Advice on, as well as, the construction and maintenance of government buildings and facilities and MOWT buildings and facilities

Advice on Maritime related matters

Advice on the purchase, repair and maintenance of the transport fleet of state agencies

Traffic Management

Registration, classification, licensing and inspection of vehicles

Issuance of drivers’ permits

Enforcement of laws under the Motor Vehicle and Road Traffic Act

Management and control of shipping within Trinidad and Tobago waters

Registration, licensing, survey, inspection and certification of ships

Enforcement of maritime laws

Negotiation and monitoring of air service agreements

VISION

The Ministry of Works and Transport is a strong, innovative, client-centered, well respected institution committed to the social and economic development of the people of Trinidad and Tobago, through the provision of high quality infrastructure development and transport services that enable the growth of safe, healthy communities and globally competitive businesses within a vibrant natural environment.

MISSION

We provide world class infrastructure and transport that supports the development of a ‘united, resilient, productive, innovative and prosperous’ Trinidad and Tobago; through a motivated team of employees working in collaboration with local and international partners.