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Drivers face a crackdown on illegal number plates. Transport Control Department traffic officers will carry out “routine checks to ensure motorists are in compliance with the regulations”. TCD issued the warning after an increase in the number of pla...

An emergency medical technician told a town hall meeting last night that he could not count the number of dead people he had dealt with on Bermuda’s roads. Darius Richardson admitted: “I refuse to. If I did, I would break down.” Mr Richardson’s said ...

Refusing to take a breath test has earned a motorcyclist a one-year road ban and an $800 fine. Cindy Clarke, the prosecutor, told magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo that police officers were on speed-check duty in Warwick when Yusuf Johnston stopped his moto...

Police have launched an internal inquiry after a driver alleged to have been “drinking the whole day” was allowed to walk away by officers having crashed his car. An e-mail exchange that came into the possession of The Royal Gazette — between a witne...

Progressive Labour Party MPs are to hold a public meeting on road safety tomorrow. The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change campaign will be among the speakers at the “Better Road Users” event organised by Tinée Furbert, Derrick Burgess and Wayne Furbert...

A water truck driver has been arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after the island’s tenth road death on Monday, police said last night. The victim, a motorcycle rider, was identified as Marco Bowen, 49. The truck driver is a man, 32, from Page...

Police will be out in force in Pembroke, Devonshire and Paget on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Police announced the checkpoints in an Official Gazette notice last Friday.

A man who admitted he had been drinking whisky all day insisted to police he was not drunk, a court heard yesterday. Kevin Morgan, 37, pleaded guilty to refusing to take a breath test after he was pulled over by police. Officers had spotted Morgan’s ...

The 49-year-old man who was killed in a crash at Barkers Hill roundabout in Devonshire yesterday has been named. Marco Bowen was the tenth person to die on Bermuda’s roads this year. A police spokesman said the driver of a second vehicle has been arr...

Thirteen drink-drivers were caught on the second weekend of roadside breath tests, police announced yesterday. As well as taking impaired drivers off the streets, officers caught a motorcyclist with drugs and a machete. The rider failed to stop for...

A van caused a power outage in Pembroke last night after it crashed into a utility pole. Police responded to a single-vehicle collision on Spanish Point Road at 9pm. The driver of the van, a male, was not injured, but homes in the area lost power. Be...

Power was knocked out tonight in an area of Spanish Point, Pembroke after a van struck a utility pole. A police spokesman said the crash was reported at about 9pm, around the main road junction with Cove Point Lane. There were no injuries, and a Belc...