The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association sets out a documented account of engagement with Government, challenging claims made by the Minister of Transport and examining the policy, data, and consultation gaps shaping Bermuda’s ride-share debate.
The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association sets out a documented account of engagement with Government, challenging claims made by the Minister of Transport and examining the policy, data, and consultation gaps shaping Bermuda’s ride-share debate.
The petition you see on Change.org is far more than a formal objection, it’s a public declaration of concern by those who have built Bermuda’s taxi and public transport industry from the ground up. By signing, operators and members of the public service vehicle (PSV) community confirm they reject the
Discover how relationships between policymakers, private companies, and regulators shape what the public experiences every day? Where transparency is thin, fairness suffers.
BTOA’s new series Ride-Share VS Reality: who stands to profit from Bermuda’s ride-share pilot, and who will bear the costs?
BTOA’s new series The Industry That Never Sleeps explores Bermuda’s taxi industry — from its roots in horse-drawn carriages to today’s regulatory struggles. Learn how transport shaped Bermuda’s culture, why modernization is overdue, and what’s next for operators, regulators, and the public.
BTOA’s new series The Industry That Never Sleeps explores Bermuda’s taxi industry — from its roots in horse-drawn carriages to today’s regulatory struggles. Learn how transport shaped Bermuda’s culture, why modernization is overdue, and what’s next for operators, regulators, and the public.
Discover how Bermuda’s transport oversight has stalled. This in-depth report by BTOA explores how outdated laws, weak enforcement, and political inaction have fractured the PSV system—and why real reform must start with accountability.
What’s the difference between ride-sharing, ride-hailing, and taxis in Bermuda?
Answer: Ride-sharing involves strangers sharing a car on the same route, ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft connect riders to private cars, and Bermuda’s taxis are licensed, insured, and government-regulated—offering the safest and most secure transport option.
Bermuda’s Taxi Industry Calls for Meaningful Government Engagement Amid Policy Concerns BTOA’s Call for Taxi Industry Engagement and Policy Reform In a recent interview with Bermuda Broadcasting, Randy Broadbelt, representing the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association (BTOA), expressed significant concerns regarding the government’s engagement with the taxi industry, especially
