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A dispute between bus operators and the Department of Public Transport has been sent to arbitration. The row flared up on Monday after drivers took time off work to get tested for the Covid-19 virus. They said it had been agreed that they would be al...

Bus services have resumed this morning following a dispute between drivers and Department of Public Transport management. Drivers walked off the job on Monday afternoon after taking time off work to get tested for Covid-19. The dispute escalated afte...

People are being reminded that TCD offices are closed to walk-in customers during the stay-at-home order. A spokeswoman said: “Individuals whose vehicles will expire during this period are encouraged to first renew their insurance policy and then re-...

Buses are expected to remain off the roads for a second day today after a dispute between drivers and public transport managers remained deadlocked. Services were initially suspended last Friday afternoon to allow operators to take time off work to ...

The public were warned that parks were off-limits – and that bikes should not be used during the stay-at-home period unless for reasons specified within the regulations, police said today. A spokesman said: “The Bermuda Police Service wishes to remin...

Buses have again been taken off the roads as the service was suspended for a second time in a few days In a press release sent at 11.40pm last night, a spokeswoman said: “The Ministry of Transport advises that the regular bus service will be suspend...

Buses resumed normal service yesterday after drivers walked off the job amid concern over Covid-19 infections. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Transport said health guidelines and protocols would be in place on the vehicles to safeguard “the commut...

Buses will resume from 6am tomorrow after drivers walked off the job on Friday over fears of coronavirus infections. Buses were suspended for operators to get tested in the wake of four drivers testing positive this week – but drivers did not ret...

Buses have been called off “until further notice”, the Ministry of Transport advised last night, as drivers remained off work after suspending service this afternoon. Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, said last night that discussions were in pr...

The Bermuda Road Safety Council is calling on drivers to obey traffic and road signs as part of its messaging for the month of April. Dennis Lister, chairman of the council, said: “The BRSC chose this topic because we believe all the motoring public ...