Two pedestrian walkovers along the Churchill Roosevelt Highway have deteriorated significantly, with gaping holes now exposing the speeding traffic below. This alarming situation has raised concerns among daily commuters and pedestrians who rely on these structures. A Newsday team inspected the walkovers on November 12 after receiving reports from concerned citizens. The first damaged structure, located near Xtra Foods in San Juan, revealed a large hole in its concrete floor, allowing a clear view of the highway beneath. Just meters away, another walkover in the same direction toward Port of Spain showed similar deterioration, with exposed steel reinforcement rods visible through the broken concrete. Further along the highway, near Courts Megastore, another pedestrian overpass appeared to be in better condition, with no visible cracks or damage. Works and Infrastructure Minister Jearlean John confirmed via WhatsApp that the matter has been forwarded to the ministry’s Chief Technical Officer for review. A subsequent email from the ministry’s communications division stated that the structures had been previously inspected and were scheduled for repair under the current fiscal year. The ministry emphasized that the repair works would be handled mainly with internal resources and assured the public that the structures remain safe for use, despite the visible damage. However, pedestrians and commuters were urged to exercise caution until the repairs are completed. The ministry did not provide an estimated cost for the repair works or details on a broader maintenance initiative to address walkover safety nationwide by the time of reporting.