David Smith

To members of the general public and Interest Groups:

The toll road is intended for use by the following classes of motor vehicles:

Vehicle Category	Vehicle Description
Class 1	Less than 1.7m high, but any length
Class 2	More than 1.7m high, but less than 5.5m long
Class 3	More than 1.7m high and more than 5.5m long

NEW TOLL RATES
July 2008

Vineyards Toll Plaza

Class of Vehicles	Old Rate	New rate
Class 1	$190.00	$230.00
Class 2	$250.00	$310.00
Class 3	$480.00	$580.00

Spanish Town Toll Plaza

Class of Vehicles	Old Rate	New rate
Class 1	$60.00	$70.00
Class 2	$80.00	$90.00
Class 3	$150.00	$180.00

Portmore Toll Plaza

Class of Vehicles	Old Rate	New Rate
Class 1	$60.00	$100.00
Class 2	$100.00	$140.00
Class 3	$200.00	$280.00

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Dr. Smith has over 25 years experience in the field of Coastal Engineering and Coastal Zone Management Planning. During this time he lectured in the Department of Civil Engineering, University of the West Indies, Trinidad. Following that, he led the Coastal Engineering Department of a leading Canadian Ports and Marine consulting company, where he worked on a number of coastal and port related projects in North America, Africa and the Far East.

From 1991-1995 he was the Project Coordinator for the South and West Coast Coastal Conservation Project in Barbados, a landmark Caribbean project that resulted in the integration of several competing land use interests, as well as the development of guidelines that have shaped the tourism policies of that island. Since 1995, Dr. Smith has been Managing Director of Smith Warner International Ltd., the leading Caribbean firm of coastal engineers and coastal zone planners. In this role, he has been responsible for the undertaking of a number of coastal, oceanographic, and marine environmental projects, as well as projects relating to natural hazard quantification and mitigation and hazard risk reduction. Under his stewardship, SWI has garnered a reputation throughout the Caribbean for the high calibre of its personnel, the professionalism and the technical excellence of its work, and its strong Caribbean focus.

Dr. Smith acts as the representative of the Jamaica Institution of Engineers (JIE) on the Toll Authority Board, and brings a private sector technical perspective to the Board.

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