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The Government is considering a proposal to lower the legal alcohol limit in an attempt to reduce road deaths by 25 per cent. David Minors, the road safety officer at the Transportation Control Department and executive officer of the Bermuda Road Sa...

Two men involved in separate road collisions died yesterday, becoming the fifth and six traffic fatalities of 2018. The deaths came after a spate of five serious crashes in the past five days and prompted a renewed warning from police for motorists t...

A cyclist suffered head injuries in a crash with a motorcycle this morning. The collision happened in the area of South Road and Turtle Bay Lane, Southampton, at about 6.45am. A police spokesman said: “It appears that the female motorcyclist with a m...

Transport officials will talk about their new road safety plan at a town hall meeting this evening. The plan, titled Operation Caution, will include roadside sobriety tests and speed cameras to tackle Bermuda’s road safety epidemic. Transport ministe...

A senior driver is being treated in hospital after her car flipped near Hog Bay in Sandys. The 75-year-old woman’s injuries were not believed to be life-threatening, police said. The woman lost control of her car, which struck the kerb and flipped on...

A 66-year-old cyclist who was seriously injured when his pedal bike collided with a motorcycle has died. Police confirmed the death of the Devonshire man this afternoon. The crash happened at about 11.50pm on Saturday on Middle Road in Devonshire, ne...

A 66-year-old pedal cyclist is fighting for his life after his bicycle was in collision with a motorcycle at the weekend. The man suffered serious head and neck injuries in the crash, while the male motorcyclist sustained leg injuries. The collision ...

A St George’s man was critically injured after crashing his rental scooter into a wall and a metal post last night. The 44-year-old rider suffered a serious leg injury in the incident on Wellington Slip Road, St George’s, at about 10.50pm. Police say...

The Minister of Transport yesterday tabled legislation yesterday to allow police to carry out roadside breath tests. Walter Roban said the Road Traffic (Road Sobriety Checkpoints) Amendment Act would deter drink driving. He told the House of Assembly...

Increased police presence, stop light cameras and better education will aim to cut traffic deaths by 25 per cent, transport minister Walter Roban announced today. Mr Roban revealed the measures as part of the five-year Road Safety Plan 2018. He also ...

The Government has backed the introduction of speed cameras on Bermuda’s roads in a bid to cut down on speeding. Wayne Caines, the national security minister, said there was “a strong will” to use speed cameras to help cut the grim toll of death and ...

The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change campaign has helped “change the public narrative” on road safety, former Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva has said. Mr DeSilva added: “It’s raised national awareness and drawn interest from people that perhaps ...