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A delayed British Airways flight has had a knock-on effect on the schedule of flights to London, according to Skyport. Jason Inniss, Director of Airport Operations, said that Wednesday’s British Airways flight from London to Bermuda had suffered a 24...

A green transport entrepreneur, riding high on a new e-scooter service, is offering free rides to get more cars off the island’s roads. Alex Marshall, founder of the Whip Ride Share business, launched in May, spoke this week after the service passed ...

A 38-year-old man is being treated in intensive care after a crash between a car and a motorcycle. The Bermuda Police Service said the incident happened last Sunday at 7.40pm at the junction of Montpelier Road and Happy Valley Road in Devonshire. A p...

The number of road collisions fell in the third quarter of this year compared with the same period for the past three years, police said yesterday. But driving while impaired remained “prevalent”, a spokesman said. The island recorded 264 road traffi...

Firefighters claim they have been brought to boiling point by the Government’s handling of overseas fire staff

Trench work on Palmetto Road is to be extended until the end of October, the Ministry of Public Works announced today. Westbound trench work will continue on Palmetto Road towards the bus depot entrance. This will result in only the eastbound lane b...

The Bermuda Road Safety Council has urged people to wear helmets when riding motorbikes on public roads — even on electric scooters. Dennis Lister III, the chairman of the BRSC, said that under the law protective headgear must be worn by anyone drivi...

Taxi drivers threatened to break the law and deliberately overcharge customers in their effort to win a major fare hike, the transport minister has claimed

The bus service resumed at 6am today under the regular Sunday schedule. The Ministry of National Security announced the news during a post-hurricane update this evening. Michael Weeks, the Minister of National Security, confirmed that the Emergency...

Bus passengers will have to wait to find out when service will resume after Hurricane Fiona. The Department of Public Transportation said bus services could not resume because power had not yet been restored at the bus depots. A Department spokeswo...