Team of six ministers to tackle taxi issues

TRANSPORT and Local Government Minister Renward Wells said the prime minister has formed a cabinet sub-committee of six ministers to tackle all issues surrounding the taxi industry...

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Wells to Taxi Cab Union: Give us a chance

Minister of Transport and Local Government Renward Wells yesterday pleaded with taxi drivers to give him a chance to help them, as he outlined upcoming efforts to address their long-standing concerns. "Your issues are long-standing," he said to a crowd of drivers that had assembled [...]
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Taxi plate change to beat hackers

THERE are "roughly 5,000" self-drive licence plates in circulation, according to Road Traffic Controller Bradley Sands, who yesterday suggested some rental car operators are presently "illegally crossing over" into the taxi business.

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New colour for taxi plates on the way

THE government is moving forward with plans to facilitate the colour change of taxi plates, Transport Minister Renward Wells revealed yesterday.

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Minister Thompson responds to Taxi Driver's concerns

Responding to Taxi Drivers’ concerns on Thursday, May 9, Minister of State for Grand Bahama, Senator the Hon. J. Kwasi Thompson said during a press briefing at Office of the Prime Minister that issues that they currently face have been that way for years, but taxis are very important to the island...

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Taxi drivers will take drastic action if issues ignored, warns union boss

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Taxi driver thankful for life after horrific accident

Thirty-one-year-old Jahlacula Collie said yesterday he thought he was going to die on Sunday when his 2007 Lincoln Town Car collided with a garbage truck on West Bay Street near Sandyport on Sunday afternoon.

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AMAZING ESCAPE: Taxi driver suffers only minor injuries after devastating collision

A TAXI driver is nursing "minor" injuries after miraculously surviving a devastating collision with a Bahamas Waste trash collection truck on West Bay Street yesterday afternoon.

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Taxi-plate moratorium to be lifted

THE Minnis administration is committed to lifting the moratorium on taxi plates in the country, Transport Minister Renward Wells said yesterday.

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GPH to use technology to help taxi drivers generate revenue

Global Ports Holding (GPH) plans to use technology to help taxi drivers generate more revenue and improve their business models as the Port of Nassau is redeveloped and modernized, a press release from GPH states. The release outlines a meeting between GPH Head of Business [...]
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