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Dear Sir, Much has been printed and said about the Drive for Change initiative, with many positive ideas put forward. I would like to point out another area of concern which puts every driver at risk, and that is the blatant disregard for traffic si...

A man drove his car into a wall in Pembroke yesterday morning. Accrdong to police, the driver could have become ill before the crash on Pitts Bay Road, at about 10.55am. He was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital by ambulance for medical asses...

A driver who crashed into a wall in Pembroke had suffered a medical issue, police said today. The 30-year-old Devonshire man did not require hospital treatment after the incident in the area of Pitts Bay Road and Serpentine Road, yesterday, shortly b...

She never saw it coming. There was no boom. No crash. No crunch of metal on metal like in the movies. It was just Filsan Duale and five children in the minivan — four of her own plus a friend they took go-karting — heading to their home in northern V...

Legislation aimed at removing drink-drivers from Bermuda’s roads is to be introduced. Walter Roban, the Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, told the House of Assembly on Friday: “In the near future, I plan to introduce a Bill to support t...

Curtis Dill was paralysed from the shoulders down after a motorcycle crash in 1983. Here he tells The Royal Gazette how he had taken a cocktail of drugs and alcohol when he made the decision to get on his bike that day. His story kicks off the Drive ...

A slew of weekend crashes kept police and first responders busy. A Smith’s man was arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after a three-vehicle crash in Paget on Friday night. Police and first responders were called to the collision on Middle Ro...

Did you drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs this weekend? Going by the statistics, there is a high probability that either you or someone you know did just that. At this stage, we can confidently say that anyone who did had a lucky escape ...

Drive for Change is dedicating the month of March to the issues surrounding impaired driving. The Royal Gazette road safety campaign’s Impaired Driving Awareness Month opens today with a moving film on our website, featuring quadriplegic Curtis Dill,...

Dear Sir, The continuing obsession of the Bermuda Road Safety Council with random roadside breath testing is a step too far on a slippery slope (The Royal Gazette, February 20, 2018 and subsequent announcements). I admit I am a bit right-of-centre i...

An investigation has been launched after a minibus driver decided to go through a crash scene while an injured teenager lay in the road. The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change was on the scene when the man ignored pleas to stop by members of the publi...