30 Minute Video: ZBM Evening News For July 12
“Rental cars could well become a reality on the island if the Motorcar Amendment Act #2 is passed after being tabled in the House of Assembly, the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association says this new legislation could negatively impact on the industry by up to or more than 25%, and gay rights activist Mark Anderson urges a vocal critic of the Amendments to the Human Rights Act to tone down the rhetoric,” are some of the stories ZBM said are set to be covered in their newscast this evening.
With an aim to expand the way they deliver their news to the community, the Bermuda Broadcasting Company is continuing to live stream their evening news programme online for viewers both on the island and abroad.
ZBM said that their news programme this evening includes: “Rental cars could well become a reality on the island if the Motorcar Amendment Act #2 is passed after being tabled in the House of Assembly, the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association says this new legislation could negatively impact on the industry by up to or more than 25%, and gay rights activist Mark Anderson urges a vocal critic of the Amendments to the Human Rights Act to tone down the rhetoric.”
The live video will begin at 7.00pm, and play to 7.30pm, and then the replay will be available:
What is being done to resolve the refusal by TCD to license the legally imported CBR150, one man has had to park his passed and insured motorcycle he bought at a licensed dealer 5 years ago and so far the morons running TCD have not sorted it out. I would ride the bike unlicensed and then if ticketed, send the fine to TCD to pay. We can’t have roadside sobriety checks because preventing someones movements is unconstitutional and preventing a drunk from driving off with kids in a car is illegal too, but TCD can refuse to re-license a bike they claim may produce 2 hp above the ridiculous 15hp limit. Meanwhile the Cadillac Escalade, BMW7 series’, Dodge Ram, Jeep Rubicon, turbo Jeeps Compressor Benz are ok. CBR owners get a lawyer and see the ombudsman. Minister of Transport any comment? Solution? Fire all the TCD bosses and hire a new set.