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A 68-year-old man who died in a single-vehicle car crash early on Tuesday has been identified as Albert Simons. Police have also stated that Mr Simons, who was found in an unresponsive state in his car, died of natural causes and his death is theref...

Four electric GP cars are being evaluated to see if they run efficiently and reliably, the Minister of Public Works said yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said the Kia Soul EV’s were under appraisal to see how they performed, as the Governmen...

There will be limited access for traffic entering King Edward VII Memorial Hospital on Monday owing to the removal of heavy equipment. A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board said there will be no through traffic at the hospital from Point Fin...

The Ministry of Transport and Transport Control Department has closed its North Street office due to a water outage. A Government spokesman said the office closed at 1.30pm and that the outage was being addressed. He added: “The Ministry of Transpor...

A tugboat was damaged while berthing a cruise ship at Dockyard last Sunday. The incident occurred at about 9.30am as the Norwegian Pearl was being manoeuvred into position by the tugboat Faithful. According to a spokeswoman for Marine and Ports, the...

One person was injured after a bus swerved off the road and into a trench yesterday, according to police The accident happened just after 4.30pm on North Shore Road in Devonshire, near the former Clayhouse Inn. Rush-hour traffic was heavily backed up...

Ferry services resumed today after they were suspended owing to poor weather yesterday. A government spokeswoman said: “The Department of Marine and Ports Services has resumed service on the Green and Blue ferry routes this morning. “For the ferry s...

Any training provided to learner motorcycle riders on Bermuda’s roads must be conducted by highly trained professional instructors for it to be safe, a surgeon and road safety campaigner has warned. Joseph Froncioni said that while he welcomed the T...

Motorists were urged today to slow down and leave early to help reduce the chance of having an accident. The Bermuda Road Safety Council also highlighted that the island has two official speed limits — 25km/h within the Town of St George and 35km/h ...

Services on the Green and Blue ferry routes were suspended today owing to strong winds. A government spokeswoman said: “The Department of Marine and Ports Services has suspended the Green and Blue ferry routes due to the current inclement weather. “S...