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The Progressive Labour Party will be hosting a second public meeting on Tuesday to discuss the Bermuda Government’s privatisation of the LF Wade International Airport. “With $1 billion of future Bermuda revenue at stake, a no-bid contract to a Canad...

Dear Sir, After all of the recent fatal road accidents and requests to slow down, I decided to limit my speed on my bike to between 40kph and 45kph on my commute to and from work. But it didn’t take very long before numerous cars were overtaking at...

Police invited the media to join them yesterday morning as they work to crack down on traffic offences. At about 7.20am, officers from the Roads Policing Unit set up a speed trap on Canal Road in Pembroke below the overpass. Within five minutes, the ...

Badly surfaced and irregular roads with no safety railings or reflectors are a chief culprit in Bermuda’s fatal crashes, charged Leopold Kuchler, past president of the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association. The taxi organisation is now headed by Derek Y...

British Airways will move from London Gatwick’s North Terminal to its South Terminal next year. The airline is expected to switch terminals at the end of 2016, although an exact date has not been revealed. The move will also include the construction ...

Minister of Tourism Development and Transport Shawn Crockwell said tonight that Government plans to move forward with roadside sobriety testing. Mr Crockwell said: “The Government will move forward with our plans to amend the Motor Car Act 1951 to a...

Speed cameras, sobriety tests and harsher penalties are part of legislative changes being considered by Government to improve road safety. Premier Michael Dunkley and Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell announced the plans yesterday. They also said G...

Minister for Transport Shawn Crockwell’s remarks on road safety in Bermuda: Good afternoon and thank you for coming. Let me start by offering my sincere condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Mr Richard Thomas, our latest road fatality...

Remarks on road safety by Michael Dunkley, the Premier and Minister of National Security: Good afternoon and thank you for coming. Tragically, several Bermudian families are mourning the sudden loss of loved ones who have met untimely deaths on our...