Extra passengers on overloaded minibuses would not be able to wear seat belts, putting them at risk of serious injury, or worse, in case of sudden braking or a traffic accident. Photo: Fung Chang Extra passengers on overloaded minibuses would not be able to wear seat belts, putting them at risk of serious injury, or worse, in case of sudden braking or a traffic accident. Photo: Fung Chang
Extra passengers on overloaded minibuses would not be able to wear seat belts, putting them at risk of serious injury, or worse, in case of sudden braking or a traffic accident. Photo: Fung Chang
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Overloaded Hong Kong minibuses are not only illegal, they put lives at risk

Topic |   Traffic and road safety in Hong Kong
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Updated: 12:32pm, 15 Oct, 2020

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Extra passengers on overloaded minibuses would not be able to wear seat belts, putting them at risk of serious injury, or worse, in case of sudden braking or a traffic accident. Photo: Fung Chang Extra passengers on overloaded minibuses would not be able to wear seat belts, putting them at risk of serious injury, or worse, in case of sudden braking or a traffic accident. Photo: Fung Chang
Extra passengers on overloaded minibuses would not be able to wear seat belts, putting them at risk of serious injury, or worse, in case of sudden braking or a traffic accident. Photo: Fung Chang
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