Category Archives: Service Updates
2025
Sun,
Nov
16
The Barbados Transport Board wishes to advise the public that due to heavy rainfall and flooding, some services are currently experiencing delays and temporary rerouting. At this time, the following areas have been reported as being flooded or impassable:1. Bawdens … Continue reading
2025
Tue,
Sep
09
Service Update, Effective 14th September 2025 🚍Due to the closure of the Melvin Hill Bridge, the Shorey Village bus will be rerouted as follows:đź“Ť Princess Alice Terminal → Reef Road → Eagle Hall → Spooner’s Hill → Green Hill → … Continue reading
2025
Thu,
Aug
14
The Transport Board advises the travelling public that due to the ongoing reconstruction of Highway 2 from Hangman Hill to Bridgefield Village, several bus services have been adjusted. These temporary changes are necessary to facilitate the road works and ensure … Continue reading
2024
Wed,
Apr
03
Effective 2nd April 2024, the following changes will be made to the Boscobelle and Indian Ground services: Please note that if these services have to be combined, the existing combined route will be used. The management of the Transport Board … Continue reading
2023
Wed,
Mar
15
Tuesday, March 14, 2023 TRANSPORT BOARD BUSES TO RETURN TO BAWDENS BRIDGE The St. Andrew’s Church bus will return to its original route through Bawdens, St. Andrew, starting Sunday, March 19. Word of this from the Chief Operations Officer of … Continue reading
2022
Thu,
Sep
29
Press Release – Possible Delays in Service Delivery The Transport Board wishes to advise the travelling public of reduced service levels due to increased levels in traffic during peak times, road works and transport times due to the current inclement … Continue reading
2022
Tue,
Aug
23
2022
Sun,
Jul
31
2022
Thu,
Jul
28
2021
Thu,
May
20
The Transport Board is addressing some concerns raised by commuters over noises heard while aboard the buses. Speaking from the Board’s head office at Weymouth, Chief Operations Officer Lynda Holder said, “This is something that we have been monitoring now … Continue reading
