Corporal Brendan Sutherland of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda has highlighted a growing safety concern regarding frequent spills of cement and concrete on public roads. These incidents, often occurring when trucks navigate uphill or sharp bends, force drivers to swerve into oncoming traffic, creating significant hazards. Residents have voiced fears that a serious accident is imminent if the issue remains unaddressed. Currently, there are no formal regulations mandating truck operators to stop and clear spills, leaving the problem largely unchecked. Authorities are now urging drivers of concrete, sand, stone, and gravel trucks to secure their loads and promptly clean up any spills to ensure the safety of all road users. The most affected areas include Scottsdale, Valley Road, and All Saints Road. This call to action underscores the need for stricter enforcement and public awareness to mitigate risks and prevent potential tragedies.