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Hong Kong Transport Secretary Discusses Guangdong Vehicle Scheme and Road Safety Education Initiatives

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Hong Kong Transport Secretary Discusses Guangdong Vehicle Scheme and Road Safety Education Initiatives
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Hong Kong Transport Secretary Discusses Guangdong Vehicle Scheme and Road Safety Education Initiatives

2025-11-15 14:02 Last Updated At:14:45

Remarks by STL on Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles at media session

Following are the remarks by the Secretary for Transport and Logistics, Ms Mable Chan, at a media session after attending the opening ceremony of automated "Park & Fly" carpark of the Airport Authority Hong Kong today (November 15):

Reporter: The (Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles) scheme is now only reserved for residents in four cities, namely Jiangmen, Guangzhou, Zhongshan and Zhuhai. When is the schedule for opening up to residents of other cities? My second question is there have been quite a lot of social media clips showing that the vehicles from Guangdong province side, maybe they are not familiar with the traffic rules in Hong Kong, and therefore, there are a lot of violations. How would the Transport and Logistics Bureau step up the education on Hong Kong traffic rules to these drivers to mitigate such kind of hazards that they might bring?

Secretary for Transport and Logistics:The Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles scheme is an innovative policy which enhances the connection between Guangdong area and Hong Kong. The proximity of the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge form a synergy in order to provide multimodal, i.e. land transport and air transport for Guangdong residents to enable them to experience destinations provided by the HKIA. As far as the second part of the scheme is concerned, we are making different kinds of efforts on different fronts in order to ensure safety, enable convenience and benefit various sectors and trades in Hong Kong. We work very closely with Guangdong entities and authorities. The Bureau stressed the importance of vehicle safety as well as road safety. That is why we have already provided a total of around nine places to conduct vehicle examination. During the vehicle examination process, we will also enhance the awareness and provide useful tips on the road safety requirements of Hong Kong to educate the Guangdong residents.

I am sure through our various means of promotion and education, we will ensure that they will observe the requirements of driving in Hong Kong and we will also continue to provide different promotional materials to enable their cars and vehicles to divert into various spaces such as hotels, sports facilities, convention facilities, so that they can spend some money in Hong Kong and also can stay overnight in Hong Kong in order to enhance the economy and tourism in Hong Kong.

(Please also refer to the Chinese portion of the remarks.)

The lane for Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles. Photo source: CCTV News

The lane for Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles. Photo source: CCTV News

Legislative Council General Election voter turnout (1030)

The voter turnout figures for the 2025 Legislative Council General Election as at 10.30am 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

27,797

7.32%

Hong Kong Island West

342,123

23,924

6.99%

Kowloon East

441,663

33,976

7.69%

Kowloon West

345,661

23,876

6.91%

Kowloon Central

421,235

30,459

7.23%

New Territories South East

439,546

30,682

6.98%

New Territories North

408,660

29,469

7.21%

New Territories North West

436,087

32,557

7.47%

New Territories South West

471,045

36,541

7.76%

New Territories North East

445,352

30,669

6.89%

Total

4,131,298

299,950

7.26%

Functional constituencies

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Electorate

Cumulative

voter

turnout

Cumulative

turnout

rate (%)

Heung Yee Kuk

155

53

34.19%

Agriculture and fisheries

172

96

55.81%

Insurance

111

33

29.73%

Transport

217

80

36.87%

Education

74,618

5,339

7.16%

Legal

6,328

497

7.85%

Accountancy

23,937

1,550

6.48%

Medical and health services

49,316

3,492

7.08%

Engineering

9,699

1,504

15.51%

Architectural, surveying,

planning and landscape

8,212

1,024

12.47%

Labour

881

452

51.31%

Social welfare

11,217

950

8.47%

Real estate and construction

557

125

22.44%

Tourism

173

58

33.53%

Commercial (first)

903

210

23.26%

Commercial (second)

323

78

24.15%

Commercial (third)

307

305

99.35%

Industrial (first)

345

85

24.64%

Industrial (second)

474

81

17.09%

Finance

91

26

28.57%

Financial services

562

121

21.53%

Sports, performing arts,

culture and publication

255

79

30.98%

Import and export

311

97

31.19%

Textiles and garment

322

66

20.50%

Wholesale and retail

1,673

238

14.23%

Technology and innovation

71

47

66.20%

Catering

129

45

34.88%

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

332

59.61%

Total

191,916

17,063

8.89%

Election Committee constituency

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Electorate

Cumulative voter turnout

Cumulative turnout

rate (%)

1,466

900

61.39%

The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.

Source: AI-found images

Source: AI-found images

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