Passengers concerned that they will not be able to unbuckle in time to alight on short-distance routes, while some still unaware of new regulation.

The recent mandate by the Hong Kong Transport Department requires that all passengers on buses and minibuses wear seatbelts when provided. This regulation aligns with global safety standards and ...

Failure to follow the rules could result in a maximum fine of HK$5,000 and up to three months in prison In just over a week, ...

The StanChart Hong Kong Marathon 2026 is set to kick off early on Sunday, January 18, necessitating that some marathon participants leave their homes in the early hours of the morning. To accommodate ...

The wreckage of a bus that crashed into a tree is seen on the Fangling Highway. The collision killed six passengers on Wednesday. PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY Six people were killed and 39 others were ...

In a major boost to coastal connectivity and urban mobility, the Karnataka Maritime Board (KMB) has proposed a dedicated ...

Mangaluru: The Karnataka Maritime Board (KMB) proposed the development of Coastal Passenger Ferry Services from Mangaluru to ...

KMB bus slowed down near Wong Tai Sin Square but coach reportedly failed to brake in time and slammed into rear.

Police said a collision between a tour bus and a KMB bus on Lung Cheung Road on Sunday left at least eight people ...

Bus operator Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB) said it would intensify public education and reminders ahead of the new seatbelt regulation that is coming into effect, but emphasised the legal responsibility to ...

Hong Kong will tighten its road safety regulations on January 25, with passengers who fail to wear seat belts on public transport and commercial vehicles facing fines of up to HK$5,000 and three ...

A Metro bus struck a pole in the San Fernando Valley on Wednesday, bringing it onto the vehicle’s roof and snarling traffic in the area. The crash occurred at about 2:40 p.m. in the 12200 block of Van ...