Mong Kok pedestrians will be forced to use a new Nathan Road footbridge instead of street-level crossings, Transit Jam has learned, with Transport Department (TD) confirming at-grade crossings will be “permanently closed” […]
Hong Kong civil servants have stonewalled questions on three pedestrian deaths at locations studied by highly paid consultancy firms. Fatal crashes claimed the life of a 23-year-old Elodie Ma on Staunton Street […]
Transport Department has scrubbed public records and dodged questions on the disappearance of a government pedestrianisation website, refusing to even acknowledge the planned schemes in answers to enquiries and even deleting details […]
Transit Jam’s inaugural online forum Rethinking “Vehicles First” drew 45 participants from Hong Kong and overseas for a lively two-hour programme of ideas, vision and debate on tackling the city’s major urban […]
Walkability charity Walk DVRC will run out of money by July, says its CEO Jennifer Walker Frisinger, as core family foundation donors shift to poverty and hunger charities during the pandemic. Unless […]
