Check out what public transport means there are in Hong Kong, including information on the service providers and the services they offer.

The Scheme enables elderly people aged 65 or above and eligible persons with disabilities to travel on designated public transport modes and services at a concessionary fare of $2 per trip. It aims to help build a caring and inclusive society by encouraging these groups to participate more in community activities.

“HKeMobility” facilitates users’ search for public transport, driving and walking routes. The walking route searching function covers Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui; and the function also caters for the people in need by offering choice of barrier-free routes. “HKeMobility” also disseminates real-time traffic and transport information, including traffic news with voice-overs, snapshots of traffic conditions from about 180 CCTVs installed at major roads, estimated time of arrival of buses and trams, and parking vacancy information of about 220 car parks.

Want to enjoy the service of “Hong Kong eTransport” but don't have access to Internet?  The “Hong Kong eTransport Kiosk” installed at 15 locations can be used to search for public transport routes and provide nearby traffic information, public transport facilities and tourist point of interests.

This article gives you a brief introduction to non-franchised bus (NFB) services, how to apply for operating them and how to become a smart NFB passenger.

Find a comprehensive Guide to Public Transport for People with Disabilities here.

Find more service details, such as route, fare and timetable by visiting websites of the local transport services here.