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New Driving School Opens in Yuen Long with Test Centre to Enhance Road Safety Training

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New Driving School Opens in Yuen Long with Test Centre to Enhance Road Safety Training
HK

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New Driving School Opens in Yuen Long with Test Centre to Enhance Road Safety Training

2025-11-14 10:00 Last Updated At:11:52

Additional designated driving school and driving test centre opens

The Transport Department (TD) announced today (November 14) that 69 Shan Ha Road, Yuen Long, has been designated as a driving school in accordance with section 88K(1) of the Road Traffic Ordinance (Cap. 374).

The designated driving school officially commenced operation today. The TD will also set up a driving test centre in the school for conducting driving tests. Including this school, there are now five government-designated driving schools and driving test centres in Hong Kong, located in Sha Tin, Ap Lei Chau, Yuen Long and Kwun Tong.

A spokesman for the TD said that the Government attaches great importance to the management of driving schools and the provision of driving test services, striving to maintain an effective driver training and testing system for the promotion of road safety. The TD has issued a Code of Practice for regulating the operation of the driving schools, including training routes, on-street training hours and the number of training vehicles. With road safety being the primary objective, the TD will closely monitor the operation of driving schools and traffic conditions in their vicinities and review their operational arrangements when necessary to ensure compliance with the Code of Practice.

The Government has long adopted a two-pronged approach in respect of driver training. On one hand, off-street driver training is promoted through the establishment of driving schools. On the other hand, the Government maintains a sufficient supply of private driving instructors for on-street driver training. The driving school's operator, after receiving approval from the Town Planning Board, applied to the TD for the operation of a designated driving school, providing driver training services for private cars, light goods vehicles and motorcycles. After a careful review of all conditions, including the availability of necessary facilities for driver training and testing, the TD approved the application. The Government will consider and approve applications from operators on a case-by-case basis, provided that they can offer sites that meet the requirements, including the permitted land use and space for accommodating basic driver training and testing facilities for a driving school.

Members of the public may refer to the TD's website for details of designated driving schools.

Transport Department. Photo by Bastille Post

Transport Department. Photo by Bastille Post

Legislative Council General Election voter turnout (2030)

The voter turnout figures for the 2025 Legislative Council General Election as at 8.30pm today (December 7) are as follows:

Geographical constituencies

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Electorate

Cumulative

voter

turnout

Cumulative

turnout

rate (%)

Hong Kong Island East

379,926

110,780

29.16%

Hong Kong Island West

342,123

97,558

28.52%

Kowloon East

441,663

130,918

29.64%

Kowloon West

345,661

97,852

28.31%

Kowloon Central

421,235

122,510

29.08%

New Territories South East

439,546

129,963

29.57%

New Territories North

408,660

117,457

28.74%

New Territories North West

436,087

129,861

29.78%

New Territories South West

471,045

140,960

29.92%

New Territories North East

445,352

122,631

27.54%

Total

4,131,298

1,200,490

29.06%

Functional constituencies

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Electorate

Cumulative

voter

turnout

Cumulative

turnout

rate (%)

Heung Yee Kuk

155

142

91.61%

Agriculture and fisheries

172

165

95.93%

Insurance

111

88

79.28%

Transport

217

185

85.25%

Education

74,618

24,183

32.41%

Legal

6,328

2,146

33.91%

Accountancy

23,937

7,449

31.12%

Medical and health services

49,316

15,455

31.34%

Engineering

9,699

5,297

54.61%

Architectural, surveying,

planning and landscape

8,212

4,072

49.59%

Labour

881

772

87.63%

Social welfare

11,217

4,609

41.09%

Real estate and construction

557

440

78.99%

Tourism

173

152

87.86%

Commercial (first)

903

651

72.09%

Commercial (second)

323

223

69.04%

Commercial (third)

307

307

100.00%

Industrial (first)

345

225

65.22%

Industrial (second)

474

285

60.13%

Finance

91

66

72.53%

Financial services

562

362

64.41%

Sports, performing arts,

culture and publication

255

222

87.06%

Import and export

311

238

76.53%

Textiles and garment

322

220

68.32%

Wholesale and retail

1,673

909

54.33%

Technology and innovation

71

71

100.00%

Catering

129

119

92.25%

Hong Kong Special

Administrative Region

deputies to the National

People's Congress, Hong

Kong Special

Administrative Region

members of the National

Committee of the Chinese

People's Political

Consultative Conference

and representatives of

relevant national

organisations

557

534

95.87%

Total

191,916

69,587

36.26%

Election Committee constituency

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Electorate

Cumulative voter turnout

Cumulative turnout

rate (%)

1,466

1,448

98.77%

The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.

Source: AI-found images

Source: AI-found images

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