The Traffic Division of the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) has issued an official public advisory outlining targeted temporary traffic adjustments to support safe, smooth community festivities for the Feast of All Saints, scheduled for Sunday, 1 November 2026. All special traffic rules will come into force at 6 p.m. on the day of the observance, and will remain in place until all associated public and commemorative activities wrap up for the evening. Two key local roadways will be converted to one-way traffic flows for the duration of the arrangements. Old Fort Road will operate exclusively for vehicles traveling in the direction of Lucas Street, with no through access permitted for traffic attempting to enter Old Fort Road from the Lucas Street end. Similarly, Cemetery Hill will be designated a one-way route leading toward River Road, and no vehicles will be allowed to travel up Cemetery Hill from the River Road intersection. An additional targeted turning restriction will apply to motorists exiting the La Qua Crematorium parking lot, who will be prohibited from making a right turn onto Cemetery Hill immediately after leaving the facility. To prevent congestion and ensure unobstructed emergency vehicle access, a full no-parking ban will be enforced across two designated public road segments: the stretch of River Road running from the La Qua Crematorium roundabout to its junction with the humpback bridge, and the public roadway extending from La Qua Roundabout in the direction of Cherry Hill. RGPF leadership, operating under the official Office of the Commissioner of Police, is calling on all local residents, commuters, and event attendees to comply with the temporary rules to minimize disruptions and ensure public safety for the entire community during the commemorative holiday. This public notice is issued as official guidance from the RGPF, and NOW Grenada notes it bears no responsibility for external contributor content, with a dedicated reporting function available for any cases of content misuse.