Transportation

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 …

Former St Thomas MP Cynthia Forde has warned that the closure of a third major road artery in the parish has left residents funnelled onto unlit, unsafe back roads such …

Barbadians have been assured that the vessels being used in the inter-island regional ferry service will be similar to the large overnight cruise ships that sail in much rougher waters …

Prime Minister Mia Mottley has firmly denied that her administration plans to privatise the Transport Board, asserting instead that the proposed overhaul of the island’s public transport system will centre …

The company behind the long-anticipated regional ferry service has finally secured two new vessels suitable to start the inter-island service later this year, Barbados TODAY can reveal exclusively. This, after …