Hong Kong tram operator launches real-time app, pledges no fare rise this year
Hong Kong Tramways launched a new mobile app on Tuesday that provides real-time arrival information for commuters. The app uses location data from over 400 RFID sensors installed along the 30km tram route and RFID readers on the trams to display the arrival times and destinations of the next three trams at each stop.

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AI-generatedHong Kong Tramways launched a new mobile app on Tuesday that provides real-time arrival information for commuters. The app uses location data from over 400 RFID sensors installed along the 30km tram route and RFID readers on the trams to display the arrival times and destinations of the next three trams at each stop. According to Managing Director Paul Tirvaudey, the purpose of the app is to improve the commuter experience. The company also pledged that there would be no fare increase this year.
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4 extractedMore than 400 RFID sensors have been installed along the 30km route.
The app uses location data to inform commuters of the arrival times.
Hong Kong Tramways pledges not to raise fares this year.
Hong Kong Tramways has launched a new mobile app providing real-time arrival information.