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 (Bill #2), a proposal aimed at simplifying the payroll tax system for the Public Service Vehicle (PSV) industry. While the Bermuda Taxi Owners & operators
BTOA BERMUDA TAXI OWNERS & OPERATORS ASSOCIATION Bermuda Taxi Fares 2025-Present Updated January 30, 2026 Welcome to the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association (BTOA) At the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association (BTOA), we are proud to serve as the voice and advocate for Bermuda’s taxi industry. Our association
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 promises to Bermuda’s taxi owners, sparking conversations about the need for fairness and modernization in the public service vehicle (PSV) industry. Central to these concerns
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 outrage and frustration over recent comments made by Premier David Burt regarding the introduction of ride-sharing services to Bermuda. The BTOA, representing the island’s taxi
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, acknowledging that there is little the government can do to prevent new services from entering the market in the absence of clear regulations. His remarks
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 issued a stern warning about the potential risks posed by unregulated digital apps like the controversial Island Go! ridesharing service, which is currently operating illegally
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 on the operation of the Island Go app, which currently offers ride-sharing services in Bermuda. However, BTOA emphasizes that more decisive action is urgently needed
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 our attention – the operation of the Island Go Bermuda ride-share app, which provides transport services similar to our taxi operations. This development is of
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, it is crucial to clarify the position of the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association (BTOA). Contrary to some interpretations, our meeting with the Minister
BTOA – Government Warns Against Ride-Sharing Service Dear Members, We want to inform you about recent developments regarding a new ride-sharing service in Bermuda and the government’s response. Recent Developments: A ride-sharing app called Island Go, which operates throughout the Caribbean has been set up in Bermuda. Bermuda Broadcasting News
