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Hong Kong police arrest unlicensed teen driver and father
Hong Kong police arrested a 15-year-old boy and his father during a routine traffic operation. The teenager was found driving without a license, and his father was arrested for aiding and abetting the unlicensed driving…
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Four injured in Shenzhen Bay Bridge crash, causing traffic delays
A traffic accident occurred on Hong Kong's Shenzhen Bay Bridge involving two taxis and a private car, resulting in four minor injuries. The collision caused one vehicle to overturn and led to the temporary partial closu…
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Hong Kong sees surge in demand for driving instructor licenses
Hong Kong is experiencing a surge in interest for driving instructor licenses, with 55,440 individuals applying for just 332 available permits. This increased demand is attributed to a gloomy economic outlook, with many…
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Hong Kong urged to expand driver monitoring systems for road safety
Hong Kong's government is being urged to expand the use of driver-monitoring systems beyond public buses to other vehicle types to improve road safety. Industry leaders and lawmakers advocate for a comprehensive strateg…
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Vehicle fire partially closes Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge
A vehicle fire in the undersea tunnel of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge led to significant traffic delays on Tuesday. The incident forced the closure of two lanes, leaving only the fast lane open for traffic heading …
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Hong Kong delays taxi driver health check reforms after fatal crash
Hong Kong's Transport Department has postponed plans to lower the mandatory medical certification age for taxi and commercial vehicle drivers from 70 to 65. The proposed changes, which would also require annual check-up…
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Hong Kong halves tunnel tolls for commercial vehicles
Hong Kong is reducing tunnel tolls by 50% for commercial vehicles for a two-month period, starting Sunday. This measure aims to alleviate the financial burden on businesses and drivers facing increased operating costs d…
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Hong Kong to ban new EVs with electronic-only door handles by 2027
Hong Kong will ban new electric vehicles that feature only electronic door handles, aligning with a new mandatory standard from mainland China. This regulation, set to take effect from 2027, aims to enhance safety by en…