TRANSIT JAM ARCHIVE 2020-2026

Welcome to the Transit Jam Archive. This open-access repository preserves almost 850 reports and investigations into Hong Kong’s road safety and transport policy. It spans our high-frequency daily news era (2020–2023) as well as our subsequent specialised policy reporting (2023–2026). All stories are listed here or by specialist category or tag below.

By category

Everything | Law and enforcement | On the Roads | Policy | Research | Opinion

By tag

Smart City | Fatal | Cycling | Public Transport | Electric Vehicles | Walkability | Pedestrian | Police | Featured | E-bikes | Data

🚀 Special pages

📊 Deadliest Junctions

Our comprehensive data analysis tool tracking Hong Kong’s most dangerous pedestrian locations across all 18 districts using a decade of detailed geographic crash files supplied by the Transport Department.
➔ Explore the Interactive Map

🅿️ ZAP! One click parking report tool

ZAP! is a data collection tool mapping systemic parking blackspots across Hong Kong. The app prepares an email to the Transport Complaints Unit (TCU) for their statistical analysis.
➔ Use ZAP!

📻 WHAM BAM TRAM!

The archive of our popular sustainable transport radio show running on RTHK from 2021-2022. Deep-dive interviews, local transport news roundups, and commentary tracking the pulse of Hong Kong’s walking and transit infrastructure. We also ran a limited-run off-broadcast podcast found here.
➔ Listen to the RTHK show archive 

🚲 Ghost Bike Memorials

Documenting and commemorating cyclist fatalities on Hong Kong’s roads. This project serves as a permanent memorial and an ongoing campaign for structural safety upgrades on cycling corridors.
➔ Visit the memorials

🥾 City2Trail

Our 2021 urban walkability design competition tracking the seamless pedestrian connectivity between urban Hong Kong neighborhoods and the city’s vast country park trail systems.
➔ Visit the contest page

🎭 Alphard Wars

Our highly acclaimed satirical drama series, airing on RTHK in 2021 and starring Norman Lovett (Red Dwarf) as a talking Alphard. The city is not prepared for the fallout when a decorated cop and a cardboard-recycling granny are transformed in a strange nuclear accident.
➔ Catch the series here!