Blog Series: Exploring Bermuda with BTOA Taxi Ambassadors Welcome to our blog series featuring Bermuda’s best attractions! Join us on a journey through the East, Central, and West parishes of Bermuda with one of our experienced Taxi Ambassadors, as they introduce a couple of first-time visitors to the island’s rich
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Blog Series: Bermuda Taxi Ambassadors’ Top Dining Picks “Fine & Casual Eats Across the Island” Bermuda is not just a paradise of pink-sand beaches and turquoise waters; it’s also a culinary destination filled with incredible dining experiences. Whether you’re looking for an elegant fine-dining evening or a laid-back meal, our
Bermuda Taxi Ambassadors: Secrets of Bermuda’s Celebrity Visitors Welcome to Bermuda! A young couple steps into the taxi, buzzing with excitement about their return to Bermuda for an annual international business conference. This time, they want to uncover more than just the island’s beauty—they want stories. “We’ve heard Bermuda has
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.
High Taxi Rates in Bermuda: How Transport Minister Wayne Furbert’s Policies Impact Riders High Taxi Rates: Holding the Transport Minister Accountable In recent times, many passengers have expressed frustration over taxi fares booked through dispatch apps like HITCH and Ride Bermuda, noting that these rides often cost significantly more than
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 This in-depth report by BTOA explores how outdated laws, weak enforcement, and political inaction have fractured the PSV system—and why real reform must start with accountability.
Next Steps and Required In-Person Vote Sunday, November 23, 2025 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Christ Church Devonshire At this meeting, members will vote on: Please note: A quorum will apply. Only members present will be eligible to vote.
The Bermuda Taxi Owners & Operators Association (BTOA) has published our full and unedited statement in response to the recent Royal Gazette article “Dockyard cannot cope.” Our goal is to ensure transparency, accuracy, and accountability in how public statements are presented. This clarification highlights our commitment to honest dialogue with
Powering Hospitality with Seamless Transport: How BTOA Connect Supports Bermuda’s Service Industry Hotels, restaurants, venues, and service providers can now offer faster, more reliable taxi bookings, thanks to Bermuda’s first driver-led digital platform. Bermuda’s vibrant hospitality and service industries thrive on precision, care, and unforgettable customer experiences. But when transport
Connecting Bermuda, Driving Progress Plan by BTOA Connecting Bermuda Transport Plan Bermuda’s Public Service Vehicle (PSV) industry—covering taxis, airport taxis, minibusses, and limousines—is a critical link in the island’s tourism, international business, and local transit framework. With the PSV sector as an essential part of Bermuda’s economy, this plan sets
Download the Bermuda Taxi App | Fast, Reliable & Safe Transportation Updated 16, August 2025. Introducing the BTOA Connect Customer App Welcome to the future of taxi services in Bermuda! The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association BTOA Connect Taxi App is designed to deliver reliable, convenient, and efficient transportation
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Bermuda’s taxi industry remains a vital contributor to the island’s economy. This analysis explores how licensed taxis support employment, transport reliability, and financial stability, while highlighting the industry’s role in shaping the future of public transportation.
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.
Melvin Outerbridge Obituary The Celebration of Life funeral service for Melvin Michael Eugene Outerbridge, former Chief Fire Prevention Officer, of Bermuda Fire Service, and well-known Taxi Operator of T1658, of #12 Rockland Road, Warwick, will be held on Friday, 21st February 2025, at The New Testament Church of God, Heritage
RONALD HARRIS Obituary AUGUSTUS FUNERAL HOME REGRETS TO ANNOUNCE THE PASSING OF Ronald Edward (Doc) Harris. A celebration of life service for RONALD EDWARD (DOC) HARRIS in his 88th year of 21 Rockland Crescent, Warwick will be held at the Evangelical Church of Bermuda, 1 Mission Road, Paget on Saturday,
Craig Jones Obituary Augustus Funeral Home regrets to announce the death of CRAIG LLEWELYN JONES in his 69th year of 83 The Glebe Road, Devonshire; longtime employee of Southampton Princess Hotel.Son of the late Clarence Jones and Rosalyn Jones (nee Simons); devoted husband and stepfather to his wife Adrienne Jones
In Loving Memory of Mrs. Sylvia Wilson Smith, T1091 On behalf of the BTOA executive and all members, we extend our deepest condolences to the family of Mrs. Smith. She has been an integral part of the taxi industry for as long as many of us can remember, dedicating years
Quinton Bean Obituary The Promotion to Glory Service for QUINTON BERNELL BEAN, beloved husband of Anita M Bean; son of G Barbara Bean nee Smith and the late Senator Q Charles Bean; loving father to Reuben Q Bean (Prinzine, friend); loving grandfather to Nico Charles Bell Bean, Nyah Ray Bell
EDWARD ROBINSON Obituary Pearman Funeral Home regrets to announce the passing of MR EDWARD MAXWELL WINFIELD (EDDIE) ROBINSON, beloved husband of Esther; the eldest son of the late Edward and Phyllis Robinson nee White; loving father to Eddie (Debbie), Erika (Greg), Edmund, Elton (Tara), Elisha (Anthony) and Erron (Shelly), in
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Bermuda’s taxi industry remains a vital contributor to the island’s economy. This analysis explores how licensed taxis support employment, transport reliability, and financial stability, while highlighting the industry’s role in shaping the future of public transportation.
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 Ride-Share VS Reality: who stands to profit from Bermuda’s ride-share pilot, and who will bear the costs?
Write With Us: Guest Contributions Welcome
The BTOA welcomes thoughtful contributions from freelance writers, researchers, transport professionals, and community storytellers. If you have insights, analysis, or stories that help deepen public understanding of transportation in Bermuda, we invite you to share your work with our readers. Our Guest Blog highlights diverse perspectives that support informed discussion, celebrate the people behind our industry, and strengthen the connection between transport, community, and the visitor experience.
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We encourage articles that:
- Explore transport, mobility, or tourism topics in Bermuda
- Offer constructive ideas, solutions, or historical insight
- Highlight community experiences and real stories
- Reflect professionalism, accuracy, and respect
- Contribute positively to public dialogue about the PSV industry
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- Provide accurate information, with sources where applicable
- Keep writing clear, accessible, and suitable for a broad audience
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