Peaceful Driving

The largest Waigani Drive is starting from Boroko and finished at Gerehu next to the University of Papua New Guinea.
Cars to be drove peacefully without crowds or traffic jams because the road is wide open with six lanes.
The Waigani Drive has four traffic lights and five roundabouts. 
This road have its own specialists to look after and every day and night, the workers up to date to clean up, watering plants, patching portals and paintings.

In every roundabouts and along the road sides, they have planted beautiful trees and flowers to give shades and beautifying.
What if everywhere in the city of Port Moresby are all be the same as this? 
The roads like; Cameron, Spring Garden, Poreporena Freeway to Down town, Erima to Nine mile, 7 mile and Boroko to 6 mile are the busiest roads and caused traffic jams every day.
Many times caused more accidents on these roads because they are too narrow and people arrives late to home from work too.
School kids late for class and miss many lessons and some stayed at home because of first and second periods are over.
For these kind of cases, the roads need to be opened wide and put priority on them.
The government don't have to waist money on games, daily and weekly events and other unnecessary funds.
They have to look at our streets and roads first.
Government today are spending millions of kinas on sports, fun and events. Not on such services like roads and other services in rural areas and settlements.
May be they might have no money, but when we read news papers and watch from the TV news, they spent 10 to 20 million kina on little things.
We need money to help our city's views and country.