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The Transport and Logistics Bureau

The Transport and Logistics Bureau is a governmental body in Hong Kong, headquartered at the Central Government Offices in Tamar. Established on 1 July 2022, this policy bureau is responsible for formulating and implementing comprehensive policies concerning Hong Kong’s transport and logistics development. Its primary mission is to enhance the city’s status as an international transportation centre, aviation hub, and regional logistics hub. Key areas of focus include land, air, and maritime transport, infrastructure planning, traffic management, and promoting smart mobility and cross-boundary linkages. The Bureau plays a vital role in supporting Hong Kong’s economic growth.

Work continues at the revamped Huanggang border crossing building. Photo: Edmond So

Hong Kong transport

Lawmakers concerned over lack of parking at Huanggang border checkpoint

Hong Kong authorities plan to find a nearby site for parking and provide shuttle buses to the checkpoint building.

27 Mar 2026 - 11:04PM

Hong Kong economy

Flying start for low-altitude economy goals as 100 drone projects proposed

21 Mar 2026 - 5:41PM

Hong Kong politics

Are Hong Kong lawmakers also to blame over seat belt law blunder?

8 Feb 2026 - 7:33PM

Hong Kong transport

More seat belt confusion: does the new law cover all public buses in Hong Kong?

Ex-legislator who was part of committee that scrutinised proposed law says rule should only apply on buses newly registered from January 25.

31 Jan 2026 - 12:25AMvideocam

Passengers wear seat belts on a double-decker bus in Hong Kong’s Sham Shui Po on Thursday. Photo: Sam Tsang

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong plans to build Northern Metropolis logistics hub for smart, green growth

Hub will focus on high-value goods, e-commerce and low-altitude economy, with authorities to gauge interest in the cluster’s first site this year.

16 Jan 2026 - 11:37PM

Hong Kong transport

Over 1,000 apply as online slots for test-free Hong Kong driving licence go fast

Post reporter tried to secure spot at 7am but was met with a digital bottleneck that saw all available slots snapped up in just over 30 minutes.

12 Jan 2026 - 8:29PM

Hong Kong society

Opinion | Hong Kong courts cross-border drivers – then traps them in licence queues

Overnight queues and a complicated application system open to abuse expose gaps between Hong Kong’s policy ambition and execution.

12 Jan 2026 - 9:30AMvideocam

People queue overnight for test-free driving licence applications outside the Transport Department’s licensing office at United Centre, Admiralty, on January 7. Photo: Sam Tsang

Hong Kong transport

Editorial | Hong Kong must stay on its toes to keep queues for public services fair

The long lines that formed outside Transport Department offices for test-free licence application tickets underscore the problem of professional queuers.

12 Jan 2026 - 6:45AM

Hong Kong economy

Opinion | Hong Kong is stepping up its competitiveness in aviation

By funding upgrades to the airport and signing international aviation deals, the city is proactively working to expand its global reach.

16 Dec 2025 - 6:45AM

Hong Kong transport

Guangdong drivers to get 3-day stay in Hong Kong under new cross-border scheme

Authorities set to launch the ‘Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles’ scheme next month.

18 Oct 2025 - 11:43AM

An artificial island on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Photo: Martin Chan

Hong Kong transport

Hong Kong authorities ‘concerned’ by unapproved fasteners used in station works

MTR Corp says it issued non-compliance notices over unapproved materials in Tung Chung East station works before receiving media enquiries.

9 Oct 2025 - 12:50AM

Authorities have demanded that the rail giant raise the issue with the contractor during an appraisal. Photo: Elson Li

Hong Kong transport

Hong Kong to curb illegal ride-hailing by tying permits to car owners: minister

Transport chief Mable Chan says measures under proposed regulatory framework will also prevent speculative trading of licences.

5 Sep 2025 - 3:21PM

Hong Kong transport

Proposed Hong Kong ride-hailing rules cover licensing, vehicle age and insurance

Policy paper submitted to lawmakers also outlines a series of measures to respond to the taxi industry’s concerns.

4 Sep 2025 - 10:53PMvideocam

Hong Kong transport

Driverless shuttle bus hits tow tractor in second Hong Kong airport collision

Empty bus hit rear of stationary aircraft tow tractor that had partially extended into the driving lane.

20 Aug 2025 - 4:20PM

The collision occurred on Tuesday afternoon on the airport apron. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong transport

Hong Kong cabbies call for subsidies and grace period to meet new regulations

All cabbies will also be required to install journey recorders, which will be connected to Transport Department’s information system, by early 2027.

17 Jul 2025 - 8:43PM

All Hong Kong taxi drivers will be required to provide at least two e-payment methods: one that uses QR codes and another that does not rely on them. Photo: Eugene Lee

Hong Kong politics

Opinion | In seeking change, leaders must make tough choice on how hard to push

Whether it’s Trump’s optics-focused politics or Hong Kong’s cautious, pragmatic governance, modern political challenges require compromise.

27 Jun 2025 - 10:36AMvideocam

The Transport and Logistics Bureau

Lawmakers concerned over lack of parking at Huanggang border checkpoint

Hong Kong authorities plan to find a nearby site for parking and provide shuttle buses to the checkpoint building.

Flying start for low-altitude economy goals as 100 drone projects proposed

Are Hong Kong lawmakers also to blame over seat belt law blunder?

More seat belt confusion: does the new law cover all public buses in Hong Kong?

Ex-legislator who was part of committee that scrutinised proposed law says rule should only apply on buses newly registered from January 25.

Hong Kong plans to build Northern Metropolis logistics hub for smart, green growth

Hub will focus on high-value goods, e-commerce and low-altitude economy, with authorities to gauge interest in the cluster’s first site this year.

Over 1,000 apply as online slots for test-free Hong Kong driving licence go fast

Post reporter tried to secure spot at 7am but was met with a digital bottleneck that saw all available slots snapped up in just over 30 minutes.

.css-1pcrwvc{color:#2aa191;}Opinion | Hong Kong courts cross-border drivers – then traps them in licence queues

Overnight queues and a complicated application system open to abuse expose gaps between Hong Kong’s policy ambition and execution.

Editorial | Hong Kong must stay on its toes to keep queues for public services fair

The long lines that formed outside Transport Department offices for test-free licence application tickets underscore the problem of professional queuers.

Opinion | Hong Kong is stepping up its competitiveness in aviation

By funding upgrades to the airport and signing international aviation deals, the city is proactively working to expand its global reach.

Guangdong drivers to get 3-day stay in Hong Kong under new cross-border scheme

Authorities set to launch the ‘Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles’ scheme next month.

Hong Kong authorities ‘concerned’ by unapproved fasteners used in station works

MTR Corp says it issued non-compliance notices over unapproved materials in Tung Chung East station works before receiving media enquiries.

Hong Kong to curb illegal ride-hailing by tying permits to car owners: minister

Transport chief Mable Chan says measures under proposed regulatory framework will also prevent speculative trading of licences.

Proposed Hong Kong ride-hailing rules cover licensing, vehicle age and insurance

Policy paper submitted to lawmakers also outlines a series of measures to respond to the taxi industry’s concerns.

Driverless shuttle bus hits tow tractor in second Hong Kong airport collision

Empty bus hit rear of stationary aircraft tow tractor that had partially extended into the driving lane.

Hong Kong cabbies call for subsidies and grace period to meet new regulations

All cabbies will also be required to install journey recorders, which will be connected to Transport Department’s information system, by early 2027.

Opinion | In seeking change, leaders must make tough choice on how hard to push

Whether it’s Trump’s optics-focused politics or Hong Kong’s cautious, pragmatic governance, modern political challenges require compromise.

Opinion | Hong Kong courts cross-border drivers – then traps them in licence queues