Days after being stripped of dark tint, a Route 40 (Kitty-Campbellville) minibus is once again the target of ranks of the Guyana Police Force’s traffic department after it was spotted again, heavily tinted.
The minibus, BRR 5635, was subjected to an inspection at the Traffic Headquarters, Eve Leary, after concerns were raised via Facebook about public transportation being heavily tinted.
When contacted by this newspaper yesterday, Public Relations Officer of the Guyana Police Force Shivpersaud Bacchus said that the bus was released after an inspection officer examined the bus and the tints and LED lights were removed.
In a Facebook post seen by this newspaper, the bus, sporting heavily-tinted windows, was spotted just after midday yesterday in David Street, Kitty. Bacchus said he was only aware that the bus was back on the roads in the same condition again after it was brought to his attention by this newspaper and promised to highlight the matter. Days after being stripped of dark tint, a Route 40 (Kitty-Campbellville) minibus is once again the target of ranks of the Guyana Police Force’s traffic department after it was spotted again, heavily tinted. The minibus, BRR 5635, was subjected to an inspection at the Traffic Headquarters, Eve Leary, after concerns were raised via Facebook about public transportation being heavily tinted. When contacted by this newspaper yesterday, Public Relations Officer of the Guyana Police Force Shivpersaud Bacchus said that the bus was released after an inspection officer examined the bus and the tints and LED lights were removed. In a Facebook post seen by this newspaper, the bus, sporting heavily-tinted windows, was spotted just after midday yesterday in David Street, Kitty. Bacchus said he was only aware that the bus was back on the roads in the same condition again after it was brought to his attention by this newspaper and promised to highlight the matter.
