Taxi Operators Demand Action – Government Accountability in Bermuda’s Transport Crisis BTOA call for government accountability and transport policy reform during the election cycle. As
Wayne Furbert’s Transport Tenure: Overpaid, Underperforming, and Failing Bermuda’s PSV Industry Has Minister Furbert fulfilled the responsibilities outlined in his job description and justified his
Exploring the Impact of Payroll Tax Changes on Bermuda’s Taxi Industry On Friday, 29th November 2024, the Minister of Transport introduced the Payroll Tax Amendment
Ensuring Fairness & Progress in Bermuda’s Transportation Industry https://youtu.be/cPVoDOQ9kNY In a recent broadcast, Shadow Transport Minister Susan Jackson raised critical concerns regarding the government’s unfulfilled
Response to Premier Burt’s Ride-Share Comments BTOA Criticizes Premier Burt’s Stance on Ride-Sharing in Bermuda The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association (BTOA) is expressing
Premier Burt Comments on Ride-Sharing Services BTOA Urges Immediate Action and Enforcement Premier David Burt has addressed the growing debate surrounding ride-sharing services in Bermuda,
Shadow Min. for Transport Raises Concerns Over Unregulated Apps Susan Jackson Advocates for Ridesharing Regulation in Bermuda Susan Jackson, the Shadow Minister for Transport, has
Government Takes Steps Against Ride-Sharing App The Bermuda Taxi Operators and Owners Association (BTOA) acknowledges the Government’s recent announcement that it is seeking legal advice
Update on Island Go Ride-Share App Dear BTOA Members, We want to take a moment to address a critical issue that has recently come to
BTOA Clarifies Position on Meeting with Minister Dear Members, In light of recent announcements by Transport Minister Wayne Furbert regarding the government’s planned ridesharing program,
