And Deputy de Faye has promised action to ensure that tomorrow’s rush hour runs more smoothly.
He has insisted that commuters be encouraged to use a minor ‘rat run’ into Beach Road to avoid the roadworks at the Dicq caused by essential work on a pumping station.
A fuming Deputy de Faye has criticised three senior engineers for thinking that ‘the public would work out using the minor diversion for themselves’.
Instead commuters and parents taking children to school have faced huge tailbacks and journeys lasting as long as two hours this week.
