Huanggang Port Bus, Minibus Fares Released: Starting at HK$9.7
Bastillepost · 1 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago2 MIN
Summary
The Transport Department has released fare details for public transport services connecting to the new Huanggang Port, offering 7 bus routes and 6 minibus routes to serve passengers from multiple districts. Bus fares range from HK$10.5 to HK$27.6, while minibus fares range from HK$9.7 to HK$28.5, providing affordable options for cross-border travelers. The government has conducted comprehensive transportation tests involving over 200 personnel, with all systems reporting smooth operations ahead of the port's opening.
Key Points
- Six daytime bus routes will connect Huanggang Port with Kwai Tsing, Wu Kai Sha, and Eastern Hong Kong Island, with fares between HK$10.5 and HK$27.6
- One overnight bus route will operate between the port and Sha Tin at HK$22.6, serving late-night cross-border travelers
- Three daytime minibus routes serving Tuen Mun and Pat Heung Road charge HK$9.7 to HK$15.7, with the lowest fare at HK$9.7
- Three overnight minibus routes connecting Tin Shui Wai, Tuen Mun Ferry Pier, and Mong Kok range up to HK$28.5, the most expensive option
- The Transport Department and Electrical and Mechanical Services Department completed tests on the Lok Ma Chau Bridge traffic monitoring system, passenger information displays, and automatic license plate recognition systems
Why It Matters
The new Huanggang Port, when fully operational, will significantly enhance cross-border connectivity between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, benefiting the substantial number of residents in the New Territories who regularly travel north. The comprehensive testing and multiple transport options demonstrate the government's commitment to seamless integration of cross-border infrastructure with local public transport networks .
The new Huanggang Port, when fully operational, will significantly enhance cross-border connectivity between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, benefiting the substantial number of residents in the New Territories who regularly travel north. The comprehensive testing and multiple transport options demonstrate the government's commitment to seamless integration of cross-border infrastructure with local public transport networks .