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Helmet-less rider fined $1,500 for refusing breathalyser test

A man who was found riding without a motorcycle helmet and later refused to take a breath test was fined $1,500 yesterday. Brydon Rutherford, 30, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to refusal to take the breath test. The court heard police spotted...
Nov 26, 2020
Local Business

Bull’s Head Car Wash reopens

Bull’s Head Car Wash has reopened for business, nine months after it closed down. The Hamilton business, on Jackson’s Way near the Bull’s Head Car Park, was run by the Riviere family for 15 years before it shut down in February, pending a sale that e...
Nov 19, 2020
News

Digital fares to be introduced on public transport

Technology to track public transport services and the number of passengers will help deliver changes to the timetable, the transport minister said today. Lawrence Scott added that other Government plans on the horizon included greater enforcement of ...
Nov 17, 2020
News

Bermuda’s motoring history showcased in motorcade

About 200 vintage and customised cars and bikes took part in a motorcade yesterday as part an Enthusiast Ride and Show to raise cash for good causes. The event, organised by Bermuda Charge, was set up to showcase Bermuda’s motoring culture by bringin...
Nov 16, 2020
News

New app to keep track of ferry schedule launched

A woman who developed an app that helps commuters keep track of the ferry service said that she hoped to add a feature that would follow the boats in real time. Maude Chiasson, 33, said that she released her free app Transportation Bermuda at the beg...
Nov 02, 2020
Other

Cruise lines add more cancellations

Major cruise ship operators that sail to Bermuda have extended the suspension of fleet voyages into November and December, and some sailings have been pushed back until April. Cruise ship companies around the world stopped cruise operations in March ...
Oct 06, 2020
Budget

TCD shut for union meeting

Members of the Bermuda Public Services Union rallied in a park yesterday for a meeting on cuts to pay and conditions. The meeting, in Victoria Park in Hamilton at noon, forced a halt to vehicle examinations at the Transport Control Department. A spok...
Oct 03, 2020
International Business

Triton shares fall as share offering is priced

Shares of Triton International Ltd plunged 7 per cent yesterday after the pricing of a secondary offering of more than 10.6 million shares. The sale by shareholder Vestar Capital Partners LLC represented more than 15 per cent of the Bermudian-based ...
Oct 02, 2020
Other

Bus detours in Smith’s, Hamilton Parish

The Department of Public Transportation (DPT) would like to advise the public that there are currently detours in effect on Harrington Sound Road, between Devil’s Hole Hill (Smith’s parish) and Paynter’s Road (Hamilton parish), for route 3 buses. Th...
Sep 28, 2020
Other

Bus kiosk reopens

The Department of Public Transportation (DPT) can confirm that the Central Bus Terminal kiosk resumed normal operations on Friday, September 25th, after being temporarily closed from 4pm Thursday, September 24th. DPT thanks the public for their patie...
Sep 28, 2020
Other

Bus terminal kiosk closed for repairs

The central bus terminal kiosk in Hamilton is closed to for repairs to its air conditioning unit, the Government announced tonight. The Department of Public Transportation apologised for the late notice and for any inconvenience caused to the public....
Sep 24, 2020
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