Vision
Transforming Travel to People-centric,
Efficient and Green Journeys
Connecting Daily Lives
The recommendations can be subsumed under three main strategies
Enjoyable Journey
The services and efficiency of Hong Kong’s public transport system have consistently ranked among the top in the world. In order to enable people to enjoy more convenient, efficient, and comfortable public transport services, we will seize opportunities brought by various new developments and technologies to strengthen the hardware and software facilities relating to public transport.
Well-connected City
We will devise new approaches that leverage technology to optimise the utilisation of limited road space, tackle congestion, improve efficiency and enhance the resilience of transport infrastructure in responding to emergencies to maintain mobility in Hong Kong, allowing our transport network to keep pace with the development of the city.
Healthy Mobility
To contribute towards the sustainable development and liveability of Hong Kong, we will continue to proactively promote active transport modes, such as walking and cycling and align with the work of the Ecology and Environment Bureau, and the Environmental Protection Department in promoting the popularisation of electric and new energy vehicles to foster healthy mobility and to provide the public with more environmentally friendly, healthier, and more vibrant mobility options.
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- 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
