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Police could be armed with handheld breathalysers as part of an initiative being explored by the Bermuda Government to curb drink-driving. Senator Michael Fahy also revealed that a draft Bill for consultation paving the way for a graduated licensing ...

Electronic speed detection, breathalysers and a “huge cultural change” are the key to tackling Bermuda’s alarming rate of road deaths, according to the new chairman of the Road Safety Council. Ali Bardgett said Electronic Vehicle Registration sticker...

A new documentary highlighting the dangers of reckless driving on the island’s road will be launched at Liberty Theatre on Saturday. The event at noon will be the first of seven public screenings of A Piece of the Rock — An Unspoken Epidemic to take...

Repairs to Flatts Bridge will probably take place next week, a Bermuda Government spokesperson said. The work “should take place next week as crews are awaiting the arrival of materials to carry out the necessary works”, the spokesperson with the M...

A Warwick man has been branded “a motoring menace” after pleading guilty to a raft of offences he racked up during a police chase in Southampton. Damonte DaCosta, 39, appeared before Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo this morning following the chase on Mar...

More than four people a day were injured as a result of road collisions in 2016, according to new figures from the Bermuda Hospitals Board. A spokesman for the Bermuda Road Safety Council described the statistic as “shocking”, saying that it should m...

Dear Sir, As I was driving into Hamilton today, January 10, from the East End, I noticed that there was a white car (licence number 3272?) that was close behind me. It was being driven by a female who had one hand on the steering wheel and the other...

“If you must drink, please don’t drive”, is the plea of Maceo Dill, whose cousin was killed in a road traffic accident earlier this year. Bermuda footballer Tokia Russell became the island’s sixth of 11 road fatalities in 2016 when his motorcycle col...

A van belonging to Wok Express was left teetering on the verge of a sharp incline on Random Lane in Warwick on Thursday night. According to co-owner of Wok Express Solveiga Cailliere the circumstances of the incident were unclear but that the driver,...

It would be equally naive and disingenuous to proclaim that this is a time for healing in Bermuda. With Christmas falling so soon after the “Pepper Spray Protests”, and our police and politicians in government walking on eggshells, it would take some...

People have been three times more likely to be killed on the roads than in a gang-related shooting, police warned as they rolled out their Christmas safety message. At a press conference today, officers noted that, between 2008 and 2015, 29 lives wer...

Road safety campaigners are urging runners, cyclists and walkers to ensure they wear high-visibility clothing when exercising on the roads. Bermuda Road Safety Council chairwoman Erica Rance Mill said in a statement: “Now that the weather is cooler, ...