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A former executive at Kmart Corporation and Sears Holdings Corporation is joining the board of Bermudian-based container company Triton International Ltd. Karen Austin was previously the chief information officer of PG&E Corporation for seven years u...

Revenue guarantees paid to airlines should be a shared responsibility, the tourism minister has said. The move is an apparent softening of the line Zane DeSilva took in the House of Assembly last month when he insisted airport operators Skyport shoul...

Buses could soon start to run earlier after negotiations between the Department of Public Transportation and the Bermuda Industrial Union. The Government said the possibility is to be discussed at a meeting this morning, which will bring the bus serv...

Nordic American Offshore Ltd has been awarded a one-year fixed contract for its platform supply vessel NAO Power. The company has a fleet of ten platform supply ships. NAO Power will commence its new contract early this month, and will be working in ...

A subsidiary of Bermudian-based shipping container company Triton International Limited has entered into a new $1 billion term loan arrangement. The proceeds from the loan facility, which matures in November 2023, will be used by Triton Container Int...

The Premier has “forcefully” called on British authorities to resolve problems for Bermudian travellers after the printing of Bermuda passports was shifted to the UK. A government spokeswoman said David Burt and Walton Brown, the Minister for the Cab...

Dear Sir, To residents of Bermuda, it has been an economic struggle regarding transportation. Transportation which requires petrol has been very costly. I believe that it is a great thing that Bermuda is considering the idea to go electric with our p...

Buses around the island will grind to a standstill two hours on Tuesday for a staff meeting. A spokeswoman for the Department of Public Transport said the “brief pause” will take place on December 4 from 10.30am to 12.30pm. The spokeswoman explained:...

Repair work on a roadside barrier along South Shore Road will continue into next month, a government representative has confirmed. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works said that the construction project near Watch Hill Park in Smith’s, was...

Students at a special needs school were given a new minibus yesterday by a reinsurance company. Validus Re donated the “Smiley’s Bus” to the Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy to replace its ageing vehicle, donated 11 years ago in memory of a pupil who ...

Environmental groups have backed a partnership with a US-based organisation designed to transform Bermuda’s transport and energy sectors. Kim Smith, executive director of the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce, said the collaboration was...

An all-electric bus fleet will cut costs, a American expert has claimed. Justin Locke, of sustainability group the Rocky Mountain Institute, explained: “This is not about Bermuda becoming green for the sake of becoming green. “This is about reducing...