The Bermuda Taxi Owners & Operators Association (BTOA) is pleased to introduce the Journi Taxi App, a new, locally owned digital booking platform designed to make it easier for residents, businesses, and visitors to access licensed Bermuda taxis, while ensuring the industry retains control over how technology supports its future.
The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association (BTOA) advises members that nominations for Executive positions for the upcoming term have now closed. Based on the nominations received by the deadline, the following members have been nominated for the respective Executive roles:
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.
Discover how relationships between policymakers, private companies, and regulators shape what the public experiences every day? Where transparency is thin, fairness suffers.
The Bermuda Taxi Owners & Operators Association (BTOA) is pleased to introduce the Journi Taxi App, a new, locally owned digital booking platform designed to make it easier for residents, businesses, and visitors to access licensed Bermuda taxis, while ensuring the industry retains control over how technology supports its future.
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.
