The government has defended its use of a middleman to procure millions of dollars of quarantine bus services, claiming the unusual procedure was “due to the urgency of providing the transport service” […]
The government has urged Tesla to improve driver education on its so-called “autopilot” features after a string of videos raised safety concerns. Several Tesla vloggers have filmed themselves driving using autopilot systems […]
“Accident” was the first word I learned at journalism school, in Teeline shorthand at least, denoted by a simple “x” amongst all the complex squiggles of other words, inspiring a collective gasp […]
Petrol cars used by Chief Executive (CE) John Lee, which may include a 5.0L-engined armoured BMW as well as a range of seven-seater Alphards, are “environmentally friendly” says the CE’s office on […]
The new mandatory helmet law planned for 2023 will not impact cycling uptake as it has in some other countries, says the chairman of Hong Kong’s top transport advisory body, citing cheap […]
Patriotic displays were common around Hong Kong in recent years: now the government says there will be no charge for inspection or maintenance of flags placed on lampposts. Inset: a $147,000 bill […]
Lawmakers yesterday took advantage of a debate on mandatory cycle helmets to push for a tougher regulatory regime for bicycle riders including driving licences, speed limits and further road restrictions. During a […]
Update 11 July: In this story originally published 10 July, 2022 we claimed the maximum penalty for not wearing an approved cycle helmet to be at Level 2, ie $5,000 and […]
The government has refused to divulge details of three new electric ferries it designed and will buy for three ferry firms, while one of the state-owned beneficiaries of the $350 million scheme […]
The Harbourfront Commission will today likely rubber-stamp a proposal from police to turn a 4,240-square-foot plot of waterfront land near Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park into a police car park. The plan […]
