From coast to hinterland, WIN is putting every community on the map

A modern, safe, and affordable transportation system is the backbone of a united nation. WIN’s plan ensures no Guyanese is left behind, whether you are a farmer in Region Nine, a student in Berbice, or a mother in Georgetown.

Imagine a Guyana where:

  • A single mother gets her kids to school safely and still makes it to work on time.

  • A farmer can transport produce without battling broken, muddy roads.

  • Students travel between Berbice and Georgetown daily with ease.

  • Students travel between the Lethem Trail and Hinterland areas with ease.

  • Families no longer lose loved ones to unsafe roads and reckless driving.

This is not just about fixing roads, it is about reconnecting communities, restoring dignity, and reclaiming time.

Our Transportation Plan

  • Guyana Transportation Authority

    Create a professional body to manage public transport systems efficiently.

  • Safe Roads for Life

    - Enforce traffic laws

    - Install more speed cameras

    - Upgrade dangerous roads

    - Introduce a demerit system to disqualify repeat offenders

    - Reward safe drivers with lower insurance rates

  • Modern Rail Corridors

    - Light rail connecting Georgetown → Berbice, Parika, Linden, Lethem

    - Cuts travel time and transport costs

    - Serves both passengers and freight

  • Safer, Modern Stellings & Water Transport

    - New boat-building safety codes

    - Comfortable facilities for passengers, including people with disabilities

    - Free scheduled boats for schoolchildren

  • Integrated Public Transport Network

    - Single payment system for multiple modes (bus, rail, boat)

    - Real-time schedule updates via an app

    - Affordable and reliable services for all regions

  • Affordable Air Travel to the Hinterland

    Explore state-owned aircraft to reduce travel costs and boost tourism

School transportation for every region to reduce absenteeism and ensure safety

WIN for Children

Safety First

Commitments:

  • Tougher drunk-driving penalties

  • Strict enforcement of road safety rules

  • National road safety education campaigns

  • All-weather roads and bridges

  • Reliable transport links to markets, hospitals, and schools

  • Supporting economic growth in remote areas

WIN for the Hinterland

Statistics

Efficient transport can increase GDP by up to 2% annually in developing nations—WIN’s plan will put Guyana on track for that growth while improving quality of life.

Let’s get Guyana moving together