Latest APEC Traffic Information
Friday, 10 September 1999, 9:58 am
Press Release: Unknown
Scheduled and unscheduled meetings in the city are going
to involve a number of motorcade movements that could cause
minor disruption to traffic over the next two days.
Police are conscious of the inconvenience this is going
to cause to the public and we would ask the public to be
aware that there may be minor delays and to have
patience.
There may well be changes in the phasing of
traffic lights or the use of pointsmen to ease the flow of
the motorcades.
The planned road closures are not going to
take effect until midnight Friday and there is no thought to
bring these forward.
We want to keep the disruptions to a
minimum.
Key international issues are being addressed and
police have a responsibility for the security of the people
involved.
This has come about as a result of these changes
in the international political arena
.
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