And going back to our interview with CEO in the Minister of Transport Chester Williams, he said that in the run up to the launch of the National Bus Company - they have been doing major work to two of the busiest bus terminals:
Chester Williams, CEO - Transport
"Spending $2 million on a Belize City terminal is not a Band-Aid fix at all. That is extensive repair. And, retrofitting the terminal in Belize City, the current terminal is going to be brought to human standards. That's the reason why we get that amount of money approved. And, with the upgrades in the terminal that increases the government equity in the National Bus Company, because, remember, as the Minister has said, what the government is putting into the company, are the terminals across the country. So the fact that we are retrofitting these terminals, the cost for them increases. Likewise, in Belmopan putting in $700,000 in the build up and terminal is not a Band-Aid fix either."
