Local NewsPolitics Mottley assures fair competition as Uber expands in Barbados by Sheria Brathwaite 25/10/2025 written by Sheria Brathwaite Updated by Barbados Today 25/10/2025 1 min read A+A- Reset Prime Minister Mia Mottley (SZB) Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 1.4K Prime Minister Mia Mottley has finally announced government’s position on the international ride-hailing company Uber, assuring Barbadians that the platform will not disadvantage local taxi operators. Speaking on the second day of the Barbados Labour Party’s 86th Annual Conference at Queen’s Park on Saturday, Mottley said the government had taken steps to ensure fair competition as the service expands across the island. For this winter season, she said, Uber will not be able to operate out of the Bridgetown Port, and there will be fair play at the Grantley Adams International Airport. The Prime Minister emphasised that her administration remains committed to creating a level playing field for all transport providers, noting that regulatory fairness must guide the integration of new technology-driven services into the local market. (SZB) Sheria Brathwaite You may also like Warner fined for cocaine trafficking 17/02/2026 Disabled voters ‘dismayed’ by barriers at polls 17/02/2026 Man shot dead in daylight attack at Chapman Lane 17/02/2026