The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government announced the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Express" plan, aiming to officially launch and implement it in November.
The Director of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government Transport and Logistics Bureau, Chen Meibao, announced that after consultation with relevant departments in Guangdong Province, a consensus has been reached to officially launch the "Guangdong vehicles heading south" plan in November.
On July 2, the Hong Kong SAR government announced that the "Guangdong-registered vehicles coming to Hong Kong" scheme will be implemented in November this year. The Secretary for Transport and Logistics of the Hong Kong SAR government, Chen Meibao, announced that a consensus had been reached following consultations with relevant departments in Guangdong province, and the plan for "Guangdong-registered vehicles coming to Hong Kong" is expected to be officially launched in November. During the initial implementation phase, there will be a daily quota of 100 vehicles, which will be allowed to enter the urban areas of Hong Kong.
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