Uriah Butler Highway

The Uriah Butler Highway (UBH) runs southward from Champs Fleurs, crossing the Churchill Roosevelt Highway(CRH) at Valsayn leading to Central Trinidad and offering high speed access to get to regions in the south of Trinidad. It was named in honour of the labour leader, Tubal Uriah Buzz Butler. There are three lanes and the maximum speed as for all highways is 80 km/hr. The UBH leads to the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway at Chaguanas.

Access to the UBH from the CRH is now smooth and traffic-free due to the new traffic Interchange that was built and which allows traffic heading off the CRH to make a smooth transition southward without having to stop at a traffic light.

The UBH was constructed in 1958 and was originally named the Princess Margaret Highway but was renamed in 1988.