Transport chief responds to backlash over Hong Kong law on public bus seat belts

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Hong Kong's transport minister, Mable Chan, addressed public and lawmaker concerns regarding the new seat belt law for all bus passengers, which took effect last week. The law mandates seat belt use on all public and private buses where available, prompting backlash and calls for a review. Chan acknowledged the feedback and pledged to improve the user-friendliness of seat belts, addressing issues like tightness. While refraining from committing to a formal review or amendments, she stated her willingness to address operational and equipment issues quickly. The Transport Advisory Committee chairman suggested an adjustment period was more important than a review.
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