Transport & Logistics
Gov’t advances commercial autonomous vehicle plans
Gov’t advances commercial autonomous vehicle plans
Driverless AV trials have been conducted at two locations.
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Immigration Department eases e-channel eligibility at HZMB port
Residents aged 18 and above can now enrol directly at designated e-Channels.
3 days ago
Northern Link Spur Line moves ahead as cross-border link takes shape
It us expected to cut travel time between San Tin and Huanggang Port to 11 minutes.
Logistics growth eases to two-month low of 52.1 in August
The slowdown was attributed to weaker transportation activity.
MTR completes first phase of Tung Chung Line Extension track diversion
Hong Kong-bound trains to switch to new track section linking future east station.
MTR awards Tuen Mun A16 tender to Sun Hung Kai unit
Bright Grand Enterprises will hold future ownership of the commercial portion.
HK and Shenzhen stage first joint stress test at Huanggang Port
Over 400 vehicle departures were staged to simulate traffic flows through the port.
Transport Department deploys AI for traffic and licensing
AI traffic signals, licence approvals and anti‑bot systems aim to boost efficiency across the city's transport network.
Trackless ART system pitched for Kai Tak mass transit
CRRC’s trackless system operates on 10 Mainland Chinese routes and in Abu Dhabi.
MTR profit more than doubles to $15.9b in H1 on property gains
Recurrent business profit grew just 1.3%.
Panama Port loss cuts CK Hutchison throughput by 1%
Excluding Panama, throughput rose 3% YoY.
Gov’t greenlights self-driving cars trial along rail stations
Each vehicle will carry a backup operator able to take control if needed.
Uber rolls out premium Elite service in Hong Kong
The service will only take reservations from 2 hours to 90 days ahead.
Hong Kong-Macao private-car quota rises by 400 to 1,400
The three-year permit will take effect from 30 September.
New taxi fleet wins over 95% of passengers
Over 2,000 fleet taxis have completed 4.2 million trips as of the end of May.
Ride-hailing regulations set for August rollout
Licence applications expected to begin by end-November.
Hong Kong widens cross-border driving scheme to boost visitor spending
Economists say longer stays matter more than higher arrival numbers.
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