2.4K views · 21 reactions | The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) has launched new Rural Express routes, offering commuters a more comfortable and convenient way to travel across the island. The service now connects Kingston to Ocho Rios, Montego Bay, Negril, Mandeville, and May Pen, with Port Antonio expected to be added soon. Watch the full report for more details. #CVMNews | CVM Television | Facebook

88K views · 916 reactions | Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) bus driver Dwayne Mullings has been laid to rest along with his father Lester. Their burial took place months after the death of the bus driver's mom Sandra Mullings. WATCH the report on our YouTube channel at link below: https://youtu.be/t3rgvuMMdhI?si=0OOC-2v8_wacyfye | The Jamaica Beacon | Facebook

56K views · 1.2K reactions | The Jamaica Urban Transit Company's fleet was this morning bolstered by the arrival of new buses at Kingston Wharves. The new buses are equipped with smart technology, which will be used to improve management and tracking, and to help reduce waiting times for commuters. #GLNRToday : Ian Allen | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (@jutcltd) is at The Jamaica Expo 2025 🇯🇲 Commuters have the opportunity to take advantage of getting the new JUTC SmartFare Cards the company recently introduced. The company has also offered free shuttle service to patrons who wish to come to the expo, a service that will be continued throughout the duration of the expo. #expojamaica #JamaicaObserver #Jamaica | The Jamaica Observer

37K views · 298 reactions | DEVELOPING STORY: Jamaica Urban Transit Company workers are on strike. They withdrew their services this morning to protest the arrest of a colleague in the Corporate Area under controversial circumstances on the weekend. JUTC Communications Manager Cecil Thoms says company officials are in talks with the drivers to try to end the protest. - Videos: Ricardo Makyn and Contributed. #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook

12K views · 147 reactions | Commuters are cramming buses from the state-owned Jamaica Urban Transit Company, as taxi operators parked their vehicles in protest in downtown, Kingston, a major transport hub in the Corporate Area. "Nuh taxi nah work!" a taxi operator shouted, as a group descended on a colleague who was operating his vehicle, urging him to stop offering his services and join the national strike. #GLNRToday #Taxistrike | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook