Rollington Town is a neighborhood in Kingston, Jamaica . Part of it is in Kingston Parish . A campus of Kingston College is in Rollington Town.
5-470: In 2017 Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) suspended service on a line through Rollington Town because of road blocks and violence. The company's buses had been attacked by stone throwers. Service was restored the next day. Oku Onuora formed a community school in the area and organized in the area. He distributed Abeng and was arrested in Rollington Town. Scholar and activist Walter Rodney
10-774: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Jamaica Urban Transit Company The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) is the government-owned public transport service operating within the Kingston Metropolitan Transport Region (KMTR), Spanish Town and Portmore. The company is headquartered in Spanish Town with its primary hubs being: Half Way Tree Transport Centre (in Half Way Tree, Saint Andrew); North, West and South Parades (NWS Parades) in Downtown, Kingston; and
15-632: The Spanish Town Bus Terminal. Other main terminals/areas utilised by the JUTC include Papine, New Kingston , Cross Roads , Portmore Downtown and Spanish Town . The Jamaica Urban Transit Company now has a fleet of approximately 400 buses. The buses are yellow with the Jamaican flag on the front of the bus. The older fleets are white and are currently being phased out. The buses had drivers and conductors to collect fare; however, with
20-402: The new fleet in 2009, the roles of the conductor were merged with that of the driver. The buses now have automatic fare collection machines as of 2013, with the intention to implement a cash-less system. The JUTC also compete with the privately owned route buses and taxis; which operate on sub-franchised routes provided by the company. Legally, the JUTC is the only provider of transit services in
25-484: Was also active in the area. Boris Gardiner was born in Rollington Town. Ken Rickards , Sadiki , and Connie Mark are also from Rollington Town. Cricketers Chris Gayle and Irvin Iffla are also from Rollington Town. Trevor D. Rhone 's play Two Can Play is set in Rollington Town. 17°59′N 76°46′W / 17.983°N 76.767°W / 17.983; -76.767 This Jamaican location article
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