Dig Deep Into Your Pocket If You Damage FRA Infrastructure

Fiji Roads Authority works with the Land Transport Authority to identify the person responsible and then a bill is sent to them to be paid within an allocated time.

Monday 24 June 2019 | 04:10

Staff Writer

Accident Opposite Toga Road in Nausori yesterday. Photo: Fiji Roads Authority

The Fiji Roads Authority is once again reminding road users - "If you damage an FRA infrastructure, expect a stern-sounding letter demanding payment."

In a statement on its Facebook page, the Authority said: "When we have a police report, witness or identification of the vehicle involved in damaging the property, we work with the Land Transport Authority to identify the person responsible and then a bill is sent to them to be paid within an allocated time. The cost varies depending on the damages sustained.

"Please be responsible, do not vandalise our assets and drive within the speed limits at all times."