Transport · 1 Sep
The Transport Department activated its highest-level joint command mode and deployed about 100 staff to monitor transport conditions across the city.
Transport · 31 Aug
Eastbound services between Percival Street and North Point Terminus had resumed by 8pm, while Shek Tong Tsui Terminus was temporarily closed for emergency repairs.
Transport · 29 Aug
About 20,000 civil servants and 300 public transport vehicles took part in the Hong Kong-Shenzhen exercise on 29 August, which also identified slower Wi-Fi in some crowded areas.
Transport · 28 Aug
The trial is part of the first batch of non-traditional aircraft projects under the government’s Regulatory Sandbox X, but it was not clear whether passengers were carried.
Transport · 28 Aug
MTR expects each move to disrupt services at Tuen Mun, Siu Hong and Tin Shui Wai for no more than two days, with replacement arrangements still under discussion.
Transport · 28 Aug
The vehicle struck a roadside barrier, overturned across the carriageway and emitted heavy white smoke, briefly disrupting traffic towards Tsuen Wan.
Transport · 28 Aug
Both operators intend to apply for new franchises as their existing licences expire in March and July 2027, while the public can submit views by 28 September 2026.
Transport · 28 Aug
The committee will submit its views to the government after weighing the operator’s finances against passengers’ acceptance and ability to afford higher fares.
Transport · 26 Aug
Police and firefighters found no one inside the vehicle after the morning crash on Long Tin Road, with the circumstances and driver’s whereabouts still under investigation.
Transport · 26 Aug
The October 11 event will offer more than 6,500 places across 56km and 32km rides, alongside a UCI 1.1 road race and West Kowloon activities.
Transport · 25 Aug
Muddy yellow water was seen flowing onto the road on 25 August, while the Water Supplies Department sent staff to follow up.
Transport · 23 Aug
Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan said the response met the government’s expectations as officials move to assess the bids.