Accident involving multiple vehicles & motor scooter on Fort Hill
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An accident involving at least three automobiles and a motor scooter occurred on Fort Hill, Tortola, just after 5:00 PM today, September 2, 2025. Photo: Team of Reporters
FORT HILL, Tortola, VI- An accident involving at least three automobiles and a motor scooter occurred on Fort Hill, Tortola, just after 5:00 PM today, September 2, 2025.
The circumstances surrounding the mishap remain unclear.
It is also unclear to our News Centre, at this time, whether there have been any injuries.
The road is still passable, albeit on one lane.
More details to follow.
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17 Responses to “Accident involving multiple vehicles & motor scooter on Fort Hill”
IT almost a year now they started digging up Sea Cows Bay and it still a mess.
They have money so what is the problem.
Waiting for the election to come? May be. Half a mile of road out Paraquita Bay is going now almost one year with no sign of finishing. and we just sit back and take all of this. This is crazy. That loan is going to disappear bit by bit and we end up with a huge loan repayment and no roads. On the other hand, I see them patching the piece of road they did at Prospect Reef three months ago. So it really does not make sense to spend the money to get a road for 3 months. Public works needs to employ a qualified civil engineer or Reach out to China Harbour Construction who have been building a number of roads across the Caribbean and ask them to second you one of their engineers.
All this congestion could have been avoided had the Hodges creek road stayed opened. Never in my life have I ever see a quarter or less mile of road take a year or more to construct. There's a deep hole by the water plant and a deeper hole Infront the bus shed in east end please fixed them
Impatient drivers that neither know nor care about the rules of the road, then mix in the scooter crowd. Marry it to an intersection at the base of the hill where nobody pays attention to the stop signs or drives the wrong way up the hill from Baughers Bay.
It's called an accident.