The City of Hamilton announced that several traffic signals along Church Street, including the junctions at Queen Street and the vicinity of the Central Bus Terminal, are currently non‑functional. Municipal engineers are actively working to bring the signal system back online.

In a statement released this morning, a city spokesperson urged drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution while traveling through the affected corridor. The spokesperson noted that the outage is expected to persist for the remainder of the day, with technicians working in shifts to restore safe traffic flow.

Local commuters have already reported increased congestion and delays, especially during peak hours. The city has advised motorists to allow extra travel time and to use alternate routes where possible. Meanwhile, transit operators are monitoring the situation closely to mitigate disruptions to bus services.

City officials confirmed that the problem stems from a power fault in the traffic‑control substation, and remedial work is underway. They also assured residents that the issue is a temporary setback and that a full restoration is anticipated by the end of the day. For continuous updates, residents are encouraged to check the City of Hamilton’s official social media channels and the BermudaObserver website.