OUR MISSION
It is the Drive For Change campaign’s mission to help reduce the risk of death and injury on Bermuda’s roads. We pledge to advocate for the solutions that have proven successful in other jurisdictions. We will serve as an educational tool for the community and encourage a grassroots movement to effect change.
WHAT IS DRIVE FOR CHANGE?
‘This should be a state of emergency’
Welcome to the launch of The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change road safety campaign. Today, we pledge to push for the solutions that have been identified [...]
NEWS:
Man pleads not guilty to drink-driving
A 41-year-old man has been charged with drink-driving and refusal to take a breath test.Chris Furbert Jr pleaded not guilty to the charges at Magistrates [...]
Sobriety checks on motorists this weekend
The Bermuda Police Service would like to advise the public that the next series of road sobriety checkpoints, as specified in the Official Gazette notice [...]
Motorist charged with causing road death
A 41-year-old man appeared in Magistrates Court yesterday charged in connection with a crash that killed a young woman two years ago.Terrance Walker, from Pembroke, [...]
Three hurt in Devonshire crash
Three people were injured after two motorcycles collided at a Devonshire roundabout.A 68-year-old woman, who was riding one of the bikes, was unconscious after the [...]
Drink-driver banned for 2013 offence
A man who crashed his car into a wall more than six years ago admitted drink-driving yesterday. Deon Pachai, 42, from St Georges, pleaded guilty [...]
CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVES:
Advocate for the introduction of non-selective roadside sobriety testing
Advocate for the effective use of speed camera technology
Advocate for the introduction of a mandatory graduated licensing programme for Bermuda’s road users
Raise awareness of road safety and encourage a grass roots, community-wide effort to effect change