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Bermuda Skyport will support, as needed, flights to the British Virgin Islands to send support in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, according to a statement issued this afternoon. The effort is in conjunction with the Royal Air force. Additionally, Sk...

A fleet of minibuses is to be used on school runs to supplement traditional buses. Minister of Transport Walter Roban said the move would help “alleviate the pressure on the regular bus fleet” which is in a “state of disrepair” that had “reduced the...

Bermuda Emissions Control’s satellite testing facility at Rockaway will be open for business tomorrow, according to the Ministry of Transport and Regulatory Affairs. A spokesman said that the centre had been closed today due to a power outage,

Greater productivity and efficiencies at Hamilton docks have been key to Polaris Holding Company recording a full-year profit of $1.22 million. It is the second consecutive year that the parent company of Stevedoring Services Ltd has posted positive ...

Fresh food supplies are “critically low” after cargo ship Oleander was marooned in New Jersey because of a breakdown, an island supermarket manager warned yesterday. Jasper Guevarra, Arnold’s Discount Warehouse manager, said: “We’re running criticall...

Bermuda’s broken-down bus fleet has adversely affected some of the island’s most vulnerable people and could damage the tourism industry, experts said yesterday. Linda Smith, chairwoman of Age Concern, said the elderly had suffered as a result of can...

A Bermudian husband and wife are unable to stay with family in Massachusetts due the state’s refusal to accept Bermuda driving licences. Eric Bell’s son and his family live 60 miles away from Boston, and Mr Bell and wife Carol need to hire a car to v...

Motorists are reminded of roadworks in the area of Rural Hill, Paget, this weekend. Belco last night began work in the eastbound lane between Stowe Hill and Lovers Lane, where they are fixing an underground transmission cable which malfunctioned last...

Six buses broke down yesterday morning, causing transport problems across the island. The news means 72 out of 105 buses are out of service, which is nearly 70 per cent of the fleet. The figure is the highest reported in recent times, and almost doub...

The Transport Control Department and Dame Lois Browne-Evans Building today hit by technical problems that affected their network and e-mail system. A spokesman for TCD said: “TCD remains open as technicians continue work to rectify the problem. TCD a...

The bus service schedule will be altered on Sunday due to the Bermuda Bicycle Association Road Race. The bus travelling east from the Dockyard depot will begin later in the morning and will then follow the normal Sunday schedule beginning at 10.35am....

A huge change is on the horizon for the shipping industry as autonomous ships become a reality. For Bermuda, the challenges and opportunities this will bring are likely to be felt in a number of sectors. Some of the world’s major shipping operators a...