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Taxi fares are to increase by 25 percent after lobbying from cabbies, Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell announced yesterday. He told the House of Assembly in a statement that he’d held “extremely productive “ meetings with taxi industry members in r...

Faced with court action for non-payment of membership fees for GPS service, a Bermudian taxi owner has called for the eradication of committal warrants for incarceration for debt. Barclay Carmichael was contacted by a court bailiff in May and ordered...

Frustrated taxi drivers are urging Government to speed up changes to regulations that govern the industry. And the head of the Bermuda Taxi Owners/Operators Association has said a failure to implement new rules before the House of Assembly adjourned ...

Embattled taxi drivers are urging Government to partner with their industry and help pull their business back from the brink. Bermuda Taxi Operators Association (BTOA) president Derek Young said the group’s 75-strong members were keen to see action f...

Taxi drivers must unite and work collectively if they are to improve the state of the industry, according to the new head of the organisation that represents Bermuda’s cabbies. Bermuda Taxi Operators and Owners Association president Derek Young belie...

Taxi drivers are calling on Government to clarify regulations which currently make it mandatory for all cabs to be fitted with GPS. The controversial law forcing all taxi drivers and dispatch companies to sign up to the network was introduced by the ...

Changes to the road network at Dockyard have left irate taxi drivers claiming they are no longer able to provide a quality service to Island visitors. Previously, taxis were able to queue up at King’s Wharf alongside a berthed liner, enabling cruise ...

Two new taxi spaces have been added to Church Street outside of the MarketPlace supermarket. The Royal Gazette understands the bays haven’t been popular with everyone — a number of bike riders said the cabs blocked them from parking on the cycle ramp...

Government plans to make GPS devices optional for taxis have drawn mixed reviews from taxi operators. Some celebrated the move as a victory that would save operators from the monthly cost of the service, but others described the announcement as a ste...