Dr Michelle Haywood hopes extra consultations will alleviate any concerns
The infrastructure minister says she 'regrets' how plans to implement 20mph speed limits in the Island's towns and villages have been communicated.
Earlier this week, Michelle Haywood confirmed there would be more opportunities for feedback on the proposals following backlash from the public.
The extra consultations will give people the chance to have their say on which roads should or shouldn't be included in the scheme.
Dr Haywood admitted the initial two-week consultation period wasn't enough for a project of this scale:
You can listen to Dr Haywood's interview in full below:
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