Sorry mate but your xenophobia and others of your mindset needs sorting and soon.

Why not now, visitors have been riding mopeds etc for decades, this is so overdue. With any luck the America’s Cup will be a success and other events that hopefully follow, is that a bad thing?. This will give visitors more options getting around and with other improvements in our vacation package hopefully encourage more to return. Obviously a bad thing right?.

If it helps to make money for the businesses that operate them so what?!! That’s how businesses works, companies that do well hire more staff etc so what’s wrong with that? How many people do you employ??? I bet no one.

You sound like another ignorant and delusional pay cheque earner who is full of jealousy that someone else might get ahead, crab meet your bucket.

Please list the positive and the negatives.

This should be good, popcorn ready. lol

If you don’t like what a destination offers, would you return there? Remember, like them or not, tourists are the lifeblood of this island, and that means YOUR lifeblood.

Open your eyes and your mind, please.

There are a few thousand less vehicles on the road since the recession and the IB flight, do you think the visitors will be dropping their kids at school mornings and or picking up their spouses after work as well? LMAO

You mean the same Bermudians who oversaw our decline in tourism since 1981???? Please remind us how that worked out for us again?

Well in ‘foreign’ its 4 to 6 lane highways and motorways, unfamiliar road signs and road rules get it?.I doubt it. Here it’s mainly stop & give way signs which are universal btw. Outside of roundabouts and ‘our highway’ at the foot of the lane there’s not much to cause most visitors problems.

I’m Bermudian and have driven in Canada and the US and average 3/5,000 miles a year driving the length and breadth of the UK without much hassle and no accidents. But according to some our visitors are incapable of driving small cars on a 21 sq mile island because we drive on the left and our speed limit is slower than most towns and villages. Well British visitors wont have a problem then will they? Unless of course we have a different left! LOL

Whats so hard about small roads and slower speed limits, I guess it’s too dangerous for them to have small cars so we’ll let them have bikes because it’s safer???? Your comment suggests small island = small minds. LMAO

Exactly, Yeah like it’s the tourists that are the problems on the roads and not we Bermudians. Who do they think are smashing up all the cars and walls around here????.

The nay sayers comments are for the most part pretty pathetic. SMDH

You’re on point again.

Sadly the moaners can’t see they need to get out of the way for Bda to move forward. Probably more upset about who will be renting these vehicles than anything else. Crabs, Buckets comes to mind.

Spot on!

Well said.

Uniqueness??? The only thing unique about Bermuda now is the hotels that are gone, never to return and our continuing flat-lining air visitor numbers.

Other destinations especially to our south are doing much better and increasing their visitor numbers annualy while we rely mainly on the cruise visitors. SMDH

Based on your simple observation which is 100% WRONG, you seem to be the most ignorant. Open your mind. You might learn something.

Thats the great problem.They do not know tourism better than the Bermudians who worked for years in the industry. They have absolutely no clue, but they pat themselves on the back and pay themselves a bonus.

Very, very sad.

Spot on.Could not agree with you more!

The livery’s do not give enough practice to the tourists who rent bikes, what is going to happen now?

So, you work on Front street. or you have come in to town to conduct business at say Butterfield bank, but lo and behold, the car park is filled with the little cars rented by the cruise ship passengers.They left them there overnight, and are not getting up to move them at day break!

And I agree with the Oppostion here. Who’s going to benefit from this?

Yes, you got it.Automative Solutions and Colonial

Guess who are the chief execs at these two companies!

Yet another incredibly poor idea from the Government

Did our uniqueness close all those hotels during that period?

The only ignorant ones on here are people such as yourself that thinks we can continue on with the status quo and somehow our tourism industry will turn itself around based on our uniqueness.

Change is needed to our approach if we are going to revive a second pillar of our economy.

Ignorant ones are the people believe that trying the same tired thing and thinking it will be our salvation sometime down the line,

Bermudian to the bone whether you like it or not.

Don’t treat visitors like children. They are not. Give them something worthwhile to get around in.

You just want to moan. When’s the next protest?