As a Brazilian, I think we should both connect to each other through cargo airports in near towns and also create a railway to connect to each other from the capital city of Guyana to capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil. This would make Guyana be even richer than it is and would help Brazil a lot. Cheers and salutations from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️🇬🇾
I'm Brazilian and I think a good road to Brazil is a good idea, you can buy more from us, we manufacture everything, from the screw to the plane, the better it will be when our transamazonica is ready! products from the Brazilian Midwest will reach you at more affordable prices...
This is progress to build roads to connect Guyana to Brazil. Both nations will benefit from the rad construction. A super highway is more efficient but in time can be explored with both countries coming together.
Thanks for recognizing my comments a super highway will connect Guyana to Brazil and South America for trade commerce tourism etc. This needs to be explored as the road in construction is just a start of bigger things to come.
This is exciting ,, the RAIL should run alongside the road...... the missing link is the LOCATION for the DEEP WATER PORT [DWP] ,, de location tho ,, is de problem !
How come this is first time that we are hearing about a road linking Berbice to Brazil. Everybody, including, the government only talk about building the road linking Linden to Brazil. Nobody, including, the government talks about this project
We waited so long for this to happen but it is not happening in the right way, i am so happy to see finally Guyana building international standards better quality roads and bridges but they don't seem to be any proper futurist planning in these projects, they continue to build small narrow roads and bridges without any road shoulders for emergency stopping, bicycle lanes and sidewalks and the bridges are so low a boat can't pass under and when there is the rainy season the bridges will be flooded all new bridges should he be concrete and elevated a few feet high. I hope Guyana can learn from Georgetown that we have inherited from the British with small streets no bicycle lanes, sidewalks look at the congestion in Georgetown and so tight no room was left for expansion.
There is already a road from MacKenzie to Lethem on the border of Brazil but not properly paved so difficult to use during the rainy season. That is being fixed right now. It seems that that road from Berbice is a relatively short new roadway to connect to MacKenzie, and then the whole thing will be upgraded.
That would make no sense & wouldn't be beneficial to Guyana in any way. The whole road infrastructure & the vast majority of cars on the road are RHD & built for left hand traffic plus Guyana drives on the safer side. It would likely be a road that leads to a border check & you switch to driving on the other side when you get over like driving from Cambodia/Laos to Thailand or Afghanistan to Pakistan
I'm thrilled to see this, but how wide is this road? Can 2 large trucks travelling in opposite directions pass without running over the edge to avoid a collision? Also are they going to put shoulders along the sides? Or will this be just another joke?
How long has this been in the making? First time I'm hearing about a road from Berbice to Brazil. What about the road from, Linden to Brazil? It's a great idea if they're two options.
This has long been my suggestion as follows............... What about a RAIL to LETHEM from BERBICE ,, Lethem would be a "hub" ,, with a link to BARTICA ,, n continuing to the Demerara Bridge ,, of course a ROAD is always a need along side rails ,, it is my hope that the road is engineered to avoid the construction of too many bridges ,, the RAIL should be closely attached to the " yet " to be decided on LOCATION for a DEEP WATER PORT [ DWP ] ! a DWP at Corriverton would be ideal for the development of the Corentyne River Bank on our side for resort HOTELS ,, that will accommodate TOURISTS from the -- " floating cities " -- cruise ships carrying 5 to 7000 tourists at a time ,, These ships dock at Grenada twice per month -- have you ever been to Grenada -- the RAIL along the resort development would allow the tourists to see n SPEND a whole lot more of the $55 Billion tourist dollars from the industry in GUYANA..... truncated
How long is this road from Berbice to Brazil ? Is there going to be a rest area along the road with a restroom and a gas station? Where does this bridge started from Berbice. Happy Wednesday 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
It starts from No. 58 Village on the Corentyne. Yes there will be gas stations, shops, new housing schemes, farms, processing facilities, etc along the road. It will be done in 7 Phases and is expected to be completed by 2030
Everyone has the right to their opinion, it does not mean the Educated leaders will take that path. They will do what is best for the future of the country. Some people look at a day ahead while others look at 10 years ahead and the future of the next generations.
well the PNC donkeys would do that and breed a nation of lazy people, and thousands of foreighers would come here to get free handouts And the pnc big wigs would be crusing around giving jobs to the boys, but only a certain race of people, rember the inposed Burnham pnc gov who ruined Guyana, and it becane just another 3 world poor country. some people really think Norton can run Guyana, he cant even run the bankrup pnc, mostless Guyana, The man cant even understand complex problems that need to be understood to run a nation. his raceist ambicion is to fill the country with Haitians
@@guyanaplaces592 A road to Lethem and then Boa Vista will still be a road to nowhere. that part of northern Brazil is still under developed. French Guyana nor Surinam have any Brazilian link for this reason. Bridges linking the essequibo islands rather than boats would be a better plan.
Pienso que el Esequibo hubiera estado mejor con Venezuela 🇻🇪 que con Guyana 🇬🇾, Venezuela hubiera construido mas carreteras,hospitales, edificio,puentes, represas de agua, aeropuerto y mucho más, lastimosamente el Esequibo está muy olvidado por parte de Guyana :/.
Let's hope that soon the Guyanese government will build a highway between Bartica to Eteringbang, Paruima or Baramita to link Guyana with Venezuela regardless of the old border dispute over the Essequibo that the Venezuelans claim. 🤞
As a Brazilian, I think we should both connect to each other through cargo airports in near towns and also create a railway to connect to each other from the capital city of Guyana to capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil. This would make Guyana be even richer than it is and would help Brazil a lot. Cheers and salutations from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️🇬🇾
I'm Brazilian and I think a good road to Brazil is a good idea, you can buy more from us, we manufacture everything, from the screw to the plane, the better it will be when our transamazonica is ready! products from the Brazilian Midwest will reach you at more affordable prices...
Here watching & showing full support from Barbados🇧🇧
Thank you 👍
This is progress to build roads to connect Guyana to Brazil. Both nations will benefit from the rad construction. A super highway is more efficient but in time can be explored with both countries coming together.
Thanks for recognizing my comments a super highway will connect Guyana to Brazil and South America for trade commerce tourism etc. This needs to be explored as the road in construction is just a start of bigger things to come.
Nice 👍🏾
We love Brazil so definitely am happy with roads going there. I wanna explore Brazil but air travel is very expensive
This is exciting ,, the RAIL should run alongside the road...... the missing link is the LOCATION for the DEEP WATER PORT [DWP] ,, de location tho ,, is de problem !
How come this is first time that we are hearing about a road linking Berbice to Brazil. Everybody, including, the government only talk about building the road linking Linden to Brazil. Nobody, including, the government talks about this project
Because even they dont know about it.
@@guyanaplaces592Okay
So much details about the contractor but noting about the locations of either bridge.
On the Corentyne Berbice
We waited so long for this to happen but it is not happening in the right way, i am so happy to see finally Guyana building international standards better quality roads and bridges but they don't seem to be any proper futurist planning in these projects, they continue to build small narrow roads and bridges without any road shoulders for emergency stopping, bicycle lanes and sidewalks and the bridges are so low a boat can't pass under and when there is the rainy season the bridges will be flooded all new bridges should he be concrete and elevated a few feet high. I hope Guyana can learn from Georgetown that we have inherited from the British with small streets no bicycle lanes, sidewalks look at the congestion in Georgetown and so tight no room was left for expansion.
Interesting
They need to start over. That road is far too narrow for commercial vehicles.
It only looking like that. It is wide enough for 2 trucks to pass side by side
Wait? They are building a road to Brazil from berbice? Are you sure? This I have not seen anywhere in the news, weird..
Yes, by 2030 it will be linked to the road that leads to Lethem and then Brazil.
Waste of money. Spend the money on Guyana's roads and drainage .
@@Anne-po99 thousands of acres of land will be opened up for Agriculture and housing. Stop thinking in the box.
@@Anne-po99 they already have announced every road in the country will be re paved and street lights will be added to every community..
There is already a road from MacKenzie to Lethem on the border of Brazil but not properly paved so difficult to use during the rainy season. That is being fixed right now. It seems that that road from Berbice is a relatively short new roadway to connect to MacKenzie, and then the whole thing will be upgraded.
Are there any plans to switch to right-hand traffic in Guyana?
The left-hand traffic and the change is annoying.
That would make no sense & wouldn't be beneficial to Guyana in any way. The whole road infrastructure & the vast majority of cars on the road are RHD & built for left hand traffic plus Guyana drives on the safer side. It would likely be a road that leads to a border check & you switch to driving on the other side when you get over like driving from Cambodia/Laos to Thailand or Afghanistan to Pakistan
Was there any consideration in the planning for those bridges that someone might want to use a boat?
I'm thrilled to see this, but how wide is this road? Can 2 large trucks travelling in opposite directions pass without running over the edge to avoid a collision? Also are they going to put shoulders along the sides? Or will this be just another joke?
It is 6 meters wide (20 feet)
How long has this been in the making? First time I'm hearing about a road from Berbice to Brazil. What about the road from, Linden to Brazil? It's a great idea if they're two options.
Since the beginning of this year
This has long been my suggestion as follows...............
What about a RAIL to LETHEM from BERBICE ,, Lethem would be a "hub" ,, with a link to BARTICA ,, n continuing to the Demerara Bridge ,, of course a ROAD is always a need along side rails ,, it is my hope that the road is engineered to avoid the construction of too many bridges ,, the RAIL should be closely attached to the " yet " to be decided on LOCATION for a DEEP WATER PORT [ DWP ] ! a DWP at Corriverton would be ideal for the development of the Corentyne River Bank on our side for resort HOTELS ,, that will accommodate TOURISTS from the -- " floating cities " -- cruise ships carrying 5 to 7000 tourists at a time ,,
These ships dock at Grenada twice per month -- have you ever been to Grenada -- the RAIL along the resort development would allow the tourists to see n SPEND a whole lot more of the $55 Billion tourist dollars from the industry in GUYANA..... truncated
How long is this road from Berbice to Brazil ? Is there going to be a rest area along the road with a restroom and a gas station? Where does this bridge started from Berbice. Happy Wednesday 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
It starts from No. 58 Village on the Corentyne. Yes there will be gas stations, shops, new housing schemes, farms, processing facilities, etc along the road. It will be done in 7 Phases and is expected to be completed by 2030
Why does some Guyanese don't want development. They just keep saying to give the citizens the money. How will a country develop like that?
Everyone has the right to their opinion, it does not mean the Educated leaders will take that path. They will do what is best for the future of the country. Some people look at a day ahead while others look at 10 years ahead and the future of the next generations.
well the PNC donkeys would do that and breed a nation of lazy people, and thousands of foreighers would come here to get free handouts
And the pnc big wigs would be crusing around giving jobs to the boys, but only a certain race of people, rember the inposed Burnham pnc gov
who ruined Guyana, and it becane just another 3 world poor country. some people really think Norton can run Guyana, he cant even run the bankrup pnc, mostless Guyana, The man cant even understand complex problems that need to be understood to run a nation. his raceist ambicion is to fill the country with Haitians
For what purpose will a road linking to Brazil service. I cannot see Brazilians wanting to holiday or work in Guyana?
Its also for trading. You need to start thinking out of the box.
@@guyanaplaces592 A road to Lethem and then Boa Vista will still be a road to nowhere. that part of northern Brazil is still under developed. French Guyana nor Surinam have any Brazilian link for this reason. Bridges linking the essequibo islands rather than boats would be a better plan.
@@trickydicky90 french Guyana have a link to Brazil, and Boa vista has a higher GDP than most of other northern Brazilian states.
That's not difficult, Most of the northern Brazilian states have nothing but jungle and parrots:(@@ethandouro4334
Pienso que el Esequibo hubiera estado mejor con Venezuela 🇻🇪 que con Guyana 🇬🇾, Venezuela hubiera construido mas carreteras,hospitales, edificio,puentes, represas de agua, aeropuerto y mucho más, lastimosamente el Esequibo está muy olvidado por parte de Guyana :/.
Venezuela is in their own crisis.
@@guyanaplaces592 exactly, but in 1940-1980 it was one of the most prosperous countries in the world
@@theblackstar6328 Venezuela can't even feed itself out of its misery, stfu
10 years😂😂😅
😂😂😂😂😂
Let's hope that soon the Guyanese government will build a highway between Bartica to Eteringbang, Paruima or Baramita to link Guyana with Venezuela regardless of the old border dispute over the Essequibo that the Venezuelans claim. 🤞
Yes its on the plan for 2026