Thousands of People Stranded For Home, 2012-2014

For almost two years, thousands of people from the East and the North-East of Port Moresby, really strended for home.
When the road constructions ahead from Erima to 9mile, the heavy duty machines and trucks owned by the DEKENAI CONSTRUCTIONS PNG LTD, made their heavy jobs were carried on and the cars, buses and other vehicles were not able to move fast.
Even every mornings, thousands of people also late for their jobs in their respective areas.

   

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.

Over Head Bridge at 4Mile.

4 Mile Foot Bridge

Many people today are walking on this bridge as their main path way to crossing to reach on the other side of the road at 4 mile in Port Moresby.
It is not easy to crossing the speed way that drivers used 60 km per hour in the middle of   4 mile which today we call, "Boroko", another part of Port Moresby.
An actual fact of this crossing before, when the bridge wasn't there, many people and animals like dogs have been died and some injured by striking them off by cars and trucks.