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More than 300 vehicles are expected to take part in a parade from Front Street In July to celebrate the island’s motor culture. The fourth annual Scooter Mart Bermuda Charge will also feature street entertainment, dancers and vendors, along with more...

A US Navy cargo vessel that stopped in Bermuda waters over the weekend is among the ships kept by the US on its ready reserve fleet. Little detail was available from Bermuda Maritime Operations on the ship, moored at King’s Wharf in Dockyard, because...

An e-scooter ride sharing business is being launched by Bermudian entertainer Alexander Marshall, known by his stage name as Fiyah Marshall. Whip Ride Share is billed as an affordable and convenient way to get around the island allowing residents an...

The European Parliament has demanded the return of more than 400 aircraft from Russia, many of which were registered in Bermuda before the invasion of Ukraine. The planes, many belonging to Irish leasing companies, were kept in Russia after the indu...

A 40-year-old man was seriously injured at about 6.30pm yesterday after a collision in Smith’s. A spokeswoman said the two-vehicle crash involved a car and a motorcycle. Police diverted traffic away from McGalls Hill, where a car was left blocking bo...

Front Street in Hamilton is set for paving improvements starting on May 16. Work will begin along the section from Burnaby Street to Parliament Street. It will continue west from the Birdcage to the Ferry Terminal once the initial paving finishes. A ...

Government has re-tabled legislation to expand options for tour operators to undo amendments put forward by the Opposition and approved by the Senate. Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, this morning tabled the Motor Cars (Livery) Amendment Ac...

Holders of youth driver’s licences have been reminded they could face a six-month ban from the roads and a $300 fine if they ignore crucial traffic laws. Police highlighted that cyclists aged under 18 are not allowed to carry or “tow” a passenger or ...

A popular maritime showcase bringing boat enthusiasts to the East End celebrated its comeback at the weekend. The St George’s Marine Expo returned after two years on hold because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The show highlighted marine businesses along ...

The junction of Court and Dundonald Street has been closed to all traffic to allow the Bermuda Electric Light Company to carry out repairs to underground cables in the area. A statement from the City of Hamilton said will be no vehicular traffic all...