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Government is to announce this week whether taxis must have GPS installed in order to be re-licensed, The Royal Gazette understands. The decision forms part of the much anticipated Taxi Commission Report, which sources confirm will be unveiled on Fri...

Local taxi operators have vowed to defy the mandatory GPS requirement now that the second grace period allowing taxis to continue operating without it expires on Thursday. The expiration date comes just two months ahead of the annual taxi re-licensin...

Transportation Minister Walter Roban announced that a grace period allowing taxis to continue operating without a GPS system. He further announced that the Taxi Commission, a subcommittee of the Public Service Vehicles Licensing Board, will have its ...

Former chairman Neville Tyrell said the Taxi Authority Review Committee presented its recommendations to former Transport Minister Terry Lister 12 months ago. He said the group has heard nothing from the current Transport Minister Derrick Burgess, si...

With cab fares locked in, soaring gas prices are sinking the profits of Bermuda’s taxi drivers. That’s prompting drivers to organise to get their voices heard. Taxi driver Leopold Kuchler says he doesn’t even think about driving around with his air ...

Taxi drivers have been given a six-month grace period to install working GPS amid concerns many are driving around with faulty systems. Transport Minister Derrick Burgess yesterday said numerous operators have purchased systems which don’t work prope...

Cab driver Raymond Robinson has called for taxi drivers to “move on” from their frustrations with mandatory technology that some continue to call distracting. Mr Robinson, President of Bermuda Taxi Association (Dispatching) Limited, said he can’t und...