Transport & Logistics
Hong Kong MTR names new chairman
Hong Kong MTR names new chairman
Dr. Jacob Kam Chak-pui’s will assume the post, starting 1 Jan. 2026
Hong Kong warns against fake online claims on Guangdong vehicle schemes
Authorities dismissed online claims about expanding the Northbound Travel scheme.
Kai Tak Smart Transit plan secures financial framework approval
The government plans to fund development through a transit-oriented approach.
Chery Automobile launches $9.15b IPO
This is considered the biggest IPO yet in 2025.
New format for Taxi Written Test to take effect in November
The total number of questions will be reduced from 90 to 75.
Gov't launches new vehicle registration rules
A new offence targeting improper abandonment of vehicles will also be introduced.
Government to introduce new ride-hailing regulations
Platforms, vehicles, and drivers must obtain appropriate licences.
Experts urge variable quota for Hong Kong ride-hailing service
A fixed cap may be a very straight line-approach for a very tech-driven operation.
MTR posts $7.7b profit in H1
It is also moving ahead with new railway projects worth around $140b.
Gov’t OKs licence for self-driving cars in Southern District
Trials started on 14 August.
Lalamove and HKPC partner to launch AI system for road safety
The system uses real-time data and machine learning to detect high-risk driving behaviors.
Consultancy agreement for cross-border railway awarded
The deal is for the development of a 7.3-kilometre rail connecting Hung Shui Kiu to border.
Four taxi fleets licensed to start operation
Pre-booking is available at around 80 designated taxi fleet sites in 13 locations.
Lalamove expands Middle East operations
It will set up a branch in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia later this year.
Towngas and HKSTP to build Hong Kong’s first public EV hydrogen charging system
It will be completed in Q2 2026.
Hong Kong logistics rental softens in H1
Tenants’ adjustment and tariff risks dragged rental prices and activities.
Fast Charger Incentive Scheme to be launched on 25 July
Around 3,000 fast chargers are expected to be in service before the end of 2028.
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