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KATONGA BRIDGE, along Kampala-Masaka Highway. 🛜STATUS: Nearing Completion.
Ministry of Works & Transport60,020 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

At the heart of Uganda’s water transport safety system lies the Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (MRCC), located in Entebbe. Operating 24/7, the MRCC connects a network of fully equipped Search and Rescue (SAR) units across Uganda's inland waters. Equipped to ensure fast, coordinated responses to emergencies on our waters. From dispatching rescue boats and water ambulances to guiding the SARs operations with precision. 📞 ☎️ Dial 110 toll-free, 24/7—help is always within reach.
Ministry of Works & Transport18,922 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

We’re going digital! #EPSAuto will now enforce speed limits and traffic light violations—automatically. Stay safe and avoid penalties: Know the speed limits for urban roads, trading centers, built-up areas, rural zones, and highways. Drive smart. Obey the rules. #RoadSafety #DigitalEnforcement👇 Intelligent Transport Monitoring System Ug. Judith Karara
Ministry of Works & Transport35,393 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Another 135Km to be added to the nations paved road network! The Kyenjojo (Kihura) – Bwizi – Rwamwanja – Kahunge (68km) and Mpara – Bwizi (37km) roads are set for upgrading to paved (bituminous) standard; The Contract for the construction has been awarded to M/s The Arab Contractors (Osman Ahmed Osman &Co). The Prime Minister NABBANJA ROBINAH Is expected to break ground for the construction of the 105km and 20km town roads. The project roads will be upgraded to Class II Bituminous Standard paved roads, which will include carriageways that are 7.0 meters wide and shoulders that are 1.5 to 2.0 meters wide. Additionally, sections of the roads in three key urban/trading centers will be rebuilt to dual carriageways, complete with parking lanes and walkways.
Ministry of Works & Transport30,841 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🤝HANDED OVER 🤝 📽️Watch the BEFORE & AFTER of the Selected town roads in Pallisa and Kumi, a combined stretch of nearly 20Kms now complete and handed over to Government of Uganda . Implemented by Arab Contractors [Osman Ahmed Osman & Co.] and financed 100% by Government of Uganda , the project provides critical links to the Soroti–Mbale, Pallisa–Kumi, and Pallisa–Kamonkoli national roads. 🤙🏾This milestone is a demonstration of Government of Uganda commitment to improving urban infrastructure and fostering Socio-economic transformation across Uganda.
Ministry of Works & Transport23,257 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Get to know the new Number Plates for the different Ministries. It is important that you help us curb bad driving on our roads. In case you spot poor driving by any of the Government Ministries Departments or Agencies, please report! In case of an emergency on the road or to report a bad driver! call toll free ☎️ 0800199099 (Toll Free)
Ministry of Works & Transport25,721 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

📸 📌Tororo Market📌 The Tororo Market is more than an economic engine, it’s a place where neighbours meet, cultures blend, stories are shared, and opportunities grow. From affordable food to thriving small businesses, Tororo Market has become a lifeline for the community.
Ministry of Works & Transport11,627 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Speeding kills — slow down before it’s too late. No road is safe if you’re driving too fast. Just a 1% increase in speed = 4% higher risk of a fatal crash. But slowing down by 5% can save 30% more lives World Health Organization (WHO). Speed is the most dangerous of the top 5 road safety risks. Your choice matters. Choose life. Choose to slow down. ⚠️Drive like someone’s life depends on it — because it does. #SlowDown #DriveSafe #SaveLives #RoadSafetyUg Ms. SUSAN KATAIKE Intelligent Transport Monitoring System Ug. Government Communicators Forum (GCOF) Uganda
Ministry of Works & Transport14,818 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Did You Know? Not all major roads are built for high speeds! In Uganda, only the Entebbe Expressway is designed for 100 km/hr Max! Our highways are built for 90 km/hr max — even if they look smooth and wide. Slow down, stay safe, and drive smart. Ms. SUSAN KATAIKE Government Communicators Forum (GCOF) Uganda Intelligent Transport Monitoring System Ug.
Ministry of Works & Transport12,041 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
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