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Minister Jay Ebanks Strengthens Cayman’s Licensing Law
Parliament today passed the Traffic (Amendment and Validation) Bill, 2026, legislation brought forward by the Hon. Johany “Jay” Ebanks, Minister of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure to strengthen legal clarity within the Traffic Act and ensure the continued integrity of the Cayman Islands’ vehicle licensing framework.
NRSC Reminder: Enforcement of Micro-mobility Laws Begin 1 March 2026
The National Road Safety Committee (NRSC) reminds the public that enforcement of existing laws governing e-bikes, scooters and similar micro-mobility devices begins on 1 March 2026
Published - Traffic (Amendment and Validation) Bill, 2026
The Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure (MPLAHI) has confirmed that the Traffic (Amendment and Validation) Bill, 2026 was published in the Gazette today
Gov issues RFP for Auto-Traffic Enforcement and Management Design
The Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure (MPLAHI), on behalf of the National Road Safety Committee (NRSC), has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for specialist consultancy support to design and help implement a new Integrated Traffic Management and Enforcement System (ITMES) for the Cayman Islands.
Insurance Access for Micromobility Devices Confirmed
The additional time is intended to support compliance by riders, owners and businesses, allowing sufficient opportunity to complete the required steps under the law, including securing insurance coverage, completing inspections, and finalizing registration and licensing
NRS Launches Micromobility Campaign Ahead of Enforcement
The National Road Safety Committee (NRSC) has launched a national public education campaign to ensure riders of e-bikes, scooters and similar personal transport devices clearly understand the existing legal requirements
Blog Updates
Pedestrians & Cyclists: Choices to Save Lives
In Cayman, people shouldn’t have to worry about whether they’ll make it home when they do something as simple as cross the street, go for a run, or ride their bike.
Stay Seen This Halloween
It’s that time of year when Cayman’s supermarket shelves fill with spooky candy, as families prepare a night of costumes, candy, and community fun.
Holiday Road Safety in the Cayman Islands
These moments with friends, families, and colleagues, celebrating the close of another year, should end with laughter and warmth – not in regret.
Safer Roads, Smarter Choices: Tackling Drink-Driving
Even though 0.07% is the legal limit, the only truly safe BAC is 0.00%. If you plan to drink, plan not to drive.
A Guide to Navigating Cayman's School Zones Safely
Children chatter excitedly with new backpacks, parents juggle coffee and lunchboxes, and almost everyone
Speed Limits Are Not Suggestions
Why Smart Drivers Slow Down on Cayman Roads
