ABOUT THE UNION
Our Voice. Our Industry. Our Future.
The Bahamas Taxi Cab Union exists to represent and advance the interests of taxi drivers while contributing to the continued development of a professional, reliable and sustainable taxi industry.
The taxi industry is an important part of The Bahamas' transportation and tourism infrastructure. Every day, taxi drivers connect passengers with airports, hotels, cruise ports, businesses, communities and attractions.
The Union provides representation and a collective voice for its members while engaging with government agencies, tourism stakeholders, private-sector partners and the wider public on matters affecting the industry.
Our Role
The Bahamas Taxi Cab Union works to:
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Represent the interests and concerns of taxi drivers.
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Communicate important industry information to members.
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Advocate on issues affecting taxi operators and the wider transportation sector.
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Encourage professionalism and high standards within the industry.
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Participate in discussions concerning transportation policy and regulation.
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Strengthen communication between taxi drivers, government, industry stakeholders and the public.
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Support the long-term development of the Bahamian taxi industry.
Union Leadership
Tyrone A. Butler
President
With over 40 years of experience in the transportation and hospitality industries, Mr. Butler is a dedicated advocate on issues affecting all taxi drivers in the Bahamas.
Stefano Wilkinson
Vice President
Mr. Wilkinson brings his expertise in labor relations and advocacy, working tirelessly to create a supportive community for taxi operators.
Sheena Rolle
General Secretary
Ms. Rolle is passionate about enhancing the taxi service quality in the Bahamas and is focused on developing initiatives that benefit drivers and passengers alike.
Thomas Tucker
Treasurer
Charles Bullard
Trustee
Amal Henfield
Trustee
A Message From the President
"The taxi industry has long been an important part of the economic and tourism landscape of The Bahamas.
Behind every taxi is a Bahamian driver, a family and, in many cases, a small business built through years of hard work and service.
Our responsibility is not only to represent today’s taxi drivers, but to protect their ability to earn a dignified living, uphold the quality of service our visitors expect, and help ensure that this important Bahamian industry remains strong, professional and prepared for the future.”
Tyrone A. Butler, President
Bahamas Taxi Cab Union
