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Letters to the Editor

Using speed cameras

January 4, 2015 Dear Sir, In 1961 when I arrived in Bermuda, ALL bikes had to have license plates front and back. Then the bike liveries complained that it was too hard to fit the front license on the Mobylettes (the popular bike...
Jan 06, 2015
Editorials

Transport system’shardened arteries

We are less than a week into the New Year and already two Bermuda families are mourning two more road traffic fatalities. The latest tragedies will doubtless prompt the usual expressions of sympathy from politicians, road safety agencies and the pol...
Jan 06, 2015
Letters to the Editor

A simple road safety plan

January 4, 2015 Dear Sir, It is time to stop talking about doing something and to actually ensure change happens now. The following is a very simple plan to effect immediate positive change and it can start today: Govern...
Jan 06, 2015
Other

Police decry ‘bad driving culture’

Police Inspector Robert Cardwell, the officer responsible for the Roads Policing Unit, has highlighted a culture of bad driving as being responsible for the recent spate of accidents that have claimed five lives in the past month. “There is evidence...
Jan 06, 2015
Other

Hamilton terminal kiosk to close early on Friday

The public transportation kiosk in Hamilton’s Central Terminal will open at 7.15am on Friday, a Government spokeswoman has advised, and close at 5.30pm. The kiosk normally closes at 7pm.
Dec 31, 2014
Other

Santucci makes drive for safety

Anthony Santucci is on a mission to change Bermudians’ attitude towards alcohol. Drunk driving has become a massive problem on Bermuda’s roads and at this time of the year — the upcoming New Year’s Eve being a prime example — it worsens. It’s estimat...
Dec 29, 2014
Other

TCD logo warning

Transport bosses have warned drivers they could be penalised for painting colourful logos on their vehicles without proper authorisation. The Transport Control Department (TCD) has launched a review of the current policy that allows for a company’s b...
Dec 24, 2014
Other

Lord Nelson is coming!

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent A tall ship bearing the name of one of Britain’s greatest naval commanders and crewed by both disabled and able-bodied sailors is set to visit Bermuda’s shores next spring. Lord Nelson, one of only two tall sh...
Dec 19, 2014
Other

Private jet revenue expected to soar

Private air travel boosted Bermuda’s income by more than $50 million in just six months last year, according to a jet-setters’ magazine. The Island came seventh in the top ten Caribbean area airports for private jet arrivals in a survey by Elite Trav...
Dec 19, 2014
Other

Fast ferry to return next year

The Millennium fast ferry looks set to return to Bermuda next year, a Transport Ministry spokeswoman has revealed. The ferry has bolstered the fleet for the past two years and transported thousands of visitors between Dockyard and St George’s. The 40...
Dec 19, 2014
Other

Dangerous Par-la-Ville Road crossing moved

A dangerous pedestrian crossing close to where political cartoonist, Peter Woolcock, was fatally injured has been moved to prevent further accidents. The crosswalk, outside the office of The Royal Gazette on Par-la-Ville Road in Hamilton, was shifted...
Dec 18, 2014
Other

Tributes to big-hearted cabbie

Former taxi driver Ashton Vincent Swan, who recently passed away, has been remembered as a caring and kind-hearted gentleman. He will be sorely missed by family, friends and colleagues as well as a young lady he drove to WindReach, a community facili...
Dec 11, 2014
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