Weekend Passenger Flow Rises at Huanggang Port as Industry Adds Staff
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On 29 October 2026, Choi Shun-kei, chairman of the Hong Kong Non-Franchised Bus Association, said the industry had deployed extra staff for 3 consecutive days from Friday to Sunday to cope with the expected significant rise in cross-border passenger trips at Huanggang Port. He suggested the government set up a bus-only lane to Huanggang Port, and believed that with traffic control on San Tin Highway and diversion through buffer zones, cross-border buses could maintain a one-way journey of about 40 minutes. Yao Ming, a Legislative Council member for New Territories North, suggested the authorities provide real-time online data so travellers can keep abreast of clearance and road conditions and consider travelling at off-peak times.
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- 香港電台·即時本地Cross-Border Bus Sector Adds Staff to Cope with Weekend Huanggang Port Passenger Flow; Lawmaker Proposes Real-Time Data
Hong Kong Non-Franchised Bus Association chairman Choi Shun-kei said the sector has added staff for 3 consecutive days from Friday to Sunday to cope with the expected significant increase in cross-border passenger trips at Huanggang Port. He proposed the government set up a bus-only lane to Huanggang Port, and believed that with traffic control on San Tin Highway and diversion through buffer zones, cross-border buses could maintain a one-way journey of about 40 minutes. New Territories North Legislative Council member Yiu Ming proposed that authorities provide online real-time data so travellers can keep abreast of clearance and road conditions and consider travelling at off-peak times.
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