Transportation

A new locally developed mobile application – “Pearly” – promises to change how Barbadians report problems and access public services, offering a single, streamlined channel to connect directly with government …

The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) General Secretary Dennis DePeiza has said out loud what many Barbadian commuters have been quietly agonising over for many …

The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) is renewing its call for a comprehensive overhaul of the island’s public transportation system, arguing that longstanding deficiencies are …

Government has pledged to directly engage private transport operators in the hurricane preparedness framework, following complaints that key stakeholders were excluded from recent high-level discussions, raising concerns about coordination during …

A branded “moving classroom” was launched on Friday to take marine conservation and ocean management discussions directly into communities, as officials seek to deepen public engagement with the Barbados Marine …

Private public transport operators are expressing disappointment after being excluded from a high-level hurricane preparedness meeting convened by Prime Minister Mia Mottley, arguing that the industry – which they say …

After more than a year of rehabilitation, the road at Airy Hill Bottom, St Joseph has been paved and reopened. Work was completed under the Ministry of Transport and Works …

As rising temperatures and heavier traffic place growing strain on Barbados’ roads, a senior industry figure is urging a shift to more durable materials and modern engineering standards to extend …

The Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW) is set to spend almost $33 million to repair minor roads across the island. This was revealed by Senior Minister Kirk Humphrey, who …