It's the individual in the building there that complained and asked that it stop

Something has to be done about the bus situation. Transportation is more of a hindrance than a convenience. Now you put young children in a situation that can prove deadly when they have no sidewalk, crossing guard or crosswalk for them. It's time that bus stops be added you damn near have to walk every where in the hot sun because there are only a few stops in town.

Maybe, it's because the area is a private business' parking area. The buses park there, blocking clients of the business all day. Maybe the owners could offer some sort of compromise to facilitate school children and disallow the habit after they open for business at 08:00 a.m. The congestion that the line of buses stopped there is horrendous. Just remember, in the end, it's private property that's being affected.

Its always hard to adjust when one's mind and action has been habitual,i believe its the right way to go,its just too many drop offs and pickups at unnecessary points causing traffic

good mrning to the general public here in grenada. the number one thing is in Grenada here seems like we are moving towards a dictatorship stite and i say so from the thing that are being implemented and the ways in which we the citizen of the tri island state are living in.. the government and police does thing and tells not the general public most times and behave like we should just adhere no thats not working. then the police here is somewhat kinda dysfunctional ina sense we the citizens pay our high taxes to live somewhat comfortable and yet when it comes tosecurity in the nation is like the whole force is just getting big and fat and more lazy and ignorant.. can you imagine you live in place where you have to be afraid to speak t the police sometime just wan to find some info or just want to know how they get along with there jobs but when you approach some of them is like you and them oin a confrontational war and that not healthy but when the foreigners come they have the nicest attitude at time yes some of them funny i speak like one and get a total different response from them. and with this situation the whole city on a whole need a revamp and clean up widen a few streets and make some paid parking structures and structure the thing more nicely grenada the isle of spice but some things are really not nice......... but my place and i love it bigger heads stop sleeping on y'all selves

It is inconvenient especially for the children BUT it is NOT bus stop nor was it always there. Recently the Grand Anse buses started passing there and ppl dropping off. We have to remember it's not a bus stop and buses were taken a chance to pass there. Traffic dept needs to see what can be done

We in for trouble

There is obviously a need for a stop here, for school children and for people with mobility issues. Hopefully they are looking into an alternative stop that won’t interfere with private business.

To serve this purpose in the best possible manner 🙏the government should provide special schools buses ,,,,it’s about time 🕰️ leaders of education should take action on these issues 🇬🇩🇬🇩🇬🇩🇬🇩my government.always support the students of tomorrow 🙏

Tell those grand anse bus men stop waiting on the bus stop on Lucas Street let the buses plying the eastern route the grand anse bus men spoiling it

It was never a drop off point in the first place alu big and have sence....

The public should let it remain for the school children only with the traffic wardens are there to look into it

Shouldn’t this be more professionally organized please Grenada stop embarrassing your people because of some high and mighty men throwing his weight around. You’re dealing with health and safety and young people. Get a lollipop person to cross the kids