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Dear Sir, I left my bag of art supplies on the St George’s bus, along with my wallet and phone, and was in the middle of a panic attack when Yvonne Dickinson came out of her variety store. She called the bus terminal with no response and then she too...

Anticipated public transport issues from Dockyard failed to materialise this morning, as cruise ship holidaymakers headed out to enjoy Bermuda. Bus delays caused frustration yesterday, as the 6,000 passengers aboard the Norwegian Breakaway were left ...

The bus kiosk in Hamilton’s Central Terminal will close early today, at 6pm, the Department of Public Transportation has announced. No reason has been given for the early closure, but the department apologised for any inconvenience caused.

There will be an interruption to the bus service this Tuesday and Wednesday, the Ministry of Tourism Development and Transport has warned. A spokesman said that from 11am to 12.30pm on these days, Routes 1, 3, 4, 6 and 9 will be affected due to staf...

The island’s public transport ground to a halt yesterday as bus drivers, ferry pilots and other staff joined the protest outside the House of Assembly. The industrial action that continued throughout the day left many residents and children without t...

Fears have been raised about the ability of buses and ferries to service people during the America’s Cup, according to the minutes from a series of stakeholder meetings. They detail concerns and suggestions from a number of public and private bodies ...

Students of the Bermuda Institute are encouraging shoppers to spend a little more this holiday season. The second annual campaign is a charitable initiative created by the students and faculty of the school that invites consumers to “stuff the bus” w...

Dear Sir, I was in Bermuda about a week ago visiting relatives and celebrating my cousin’s 90th birthday. During that time I was on different transportation; one form in particular, the bus service. There was one driver who stood out, Tamika N Saun...

Dear Mr Editor, I agree with the comments in a letter on October 24, signed JW, Pembroke. It is essential that everyone who has any contact with our visitors is polite and pleasant. This includes bus drivers, who seem to have a very strange attitude ...

Schools, public transport, public services and communications networks are all quickly getting back to normal after the passing of Hurricane Joaquin. All schools, as well as Bermuda College, were due to reopen today. Freddie Evans, the acting commis...

A bus driver charged over a crash on East Broadway told officers her steering wheel locked, sending her vehicle on a collision course with a row of parked cars. Belterre Swan, 55, has denied driving a vehicle while her ability to drive was impaired b...

After days of bus cancellations, many announced shortly before the routes had been scheduled to depart, the Ministry of Transport warned off a “blame game” over what are maintained to be unusual technical problems. The Island’s fleet suffers from wha...