Traffic and Transport Strategy Study
This Study will formulate a long-term strategy blueprint for Hong Kong with a view to building a reliable, safe, smart, environmentally friendly and highly efficient transport system that can not only meet the economic, social and leisure travel needs of the public, but also support the sustainable development of Hong Kong and facilitate the flow of people and goods in the Greater Bay Area.
Study Direction
We will adopt a people-centric approach in formulating strategies for enhancing passengers’ experience of public transport services, embracing advanced transport technologies to develop smart mobility and strengthening the connectivity between Hong Kong and other cities in the Greater Bay Area with a view to developing a liveable and high density city to support the sustainable development of Hong Kong.
The Study has adopted four directions in formulating the long-term transport strategy.
Timeline
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2021December
Commencement of the “Traffic and Transport Strategy Study”
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2022
Commencement of the “Travel Characteristics Survey 2022”
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2023
Formulation of the Initial Recommendations (For more information)
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2024
Rollout of Various Pilot Schemes Progressively
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2025
Promulgation of a Long-term Strategy Blueprint
Useful Links
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01. Transport and Logistics Bureau
https://www.tlb.gov.hk/eng/
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02. Transport Department
https://www.td.gov.hk/en/home/index.html
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03. Hong Kong Major Transport Infrastructure Development Blueprint
https://www.tlb.gov.hk/doc/Hong%20Kong%20Major%20Transport%20Infrastructure%20Development%20Blueprint%20(English).pdf
Contact Us
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enquiry@ttss.gov.hk
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12/F, South Tower, West Kowloon Government Offices,
11 Hoi Ting Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon
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- About Traffic and Transport Strategy Study (TTSS) Initial Recommendations Information Center Media Gallery
- Building a New Generation of Transport Interchange Hubs (TIHs) Exploring the Introduction of “On-demand Public Transport Mode”
- Moving Towards the Application of Smart Motorway Management Promoting the Development of Autonomous Vehicles
- Continuing to Shape Hong Kong into a Walkable City Promoting Cycling and Supporting the Use of Electric Mobility Devices in New Development Areas and New Towns Creating More Sustainable Neighbourhoods by Integrating Better Transport and Land Use Planning Cultivating a Culture of Green and Active Transport
- Making Continuous Improvements to Cross-boundary Public Transport Services for Better Connectivity with Other Cities in the GBA One-hour Commuting Network between Hong Kong and Shenzhen
