On the Road Motorists advised to use Darcy Scott roundabout by Barbados Today 13/01/2023 written by Barbados Today Updated by Sasha Mehter 13/01/2023 1 min read A+A- Reset Motorists seeking to access the Automotive Service section will be required to enter the compound by using the Darcy Scott roundabout. Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappThreadsBlueskyEmail 920 Auto dealer Simpson Motors is upgrading its facilities to serve its customers better from Friday, January 13th. The upgrade comes in the form of a six-week construction project in the area of the company’s main showroom in Warrens, St. Michael. During the upgrade process, all the company’s departments will operate as usual. However, motorists seeking to access the Automotive Service section will be required to enter the compound by using the Darcy Scott roundabout rather than through the company’s main entrance. Kevin Beckles, Simpson Motors’ Head of Marketing, said that during the construction project, signage will be provided along the highway and throughout the compound to provide drivers with directions on how to access the company’s Automotive Service section. Commenting on the project, Beckles noted that while the construction period may present minor inconveniences to some customers, he is confident that everyone will be pleased by the outcome. Simpson Motors has operated in Barbados for over 50 years and is the authorised dealer for some of Barbados’ most trusted vehicle brands, including Suzuki, Mercedes-Benz, Subaru, Isuzu, Mitsubishi, JCB and John Deere. (PR) You Might Be Interested In On the Road: Maintaining your hybrid car On the Road: The time to go green is now On the Road: Let’s talk about electric cars Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like ‘Drive to survive’: Road safety chief urges caution as crashes surge 25/12/2024 MTW wraps up $35 million road resurfacing programme 24/08/2024 Scores sustain NON-LIFE THREATENING injuries in two-bus crash 18/10/2023