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THU · 2026-06-11 · 03:46 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0611-83452
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Hong Kong urged to expand driver-monitoring systems to reduce traffic accidents

Industry leaders in Hong Kong are urging the government to broaden the scope of driver-monitoring systems beyond public buses to other transportation modes. This recommendation, made on Thursday, follows the government's announcement of a plan to utilize technology to enhance road safety, submitted to the Legislative Council.

Vivian AuSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-06-11 · 03:46 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
Hong Kong urged to expand driver-monitoring systems to reduce traffic accidents
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Industry leaders in Hong Kong are urging the government to broaden the scope of driver-monitoring systems beyond public buses to other transportation modes. This recommendation, made on Thursday, follows the government's announcement of a plan to utilize technology to enhance road safety, submitted to the Legislative Council. The Transport Department will conduct a study on the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of extending these systems to other vehicle types, with the potential for mandatory installation in private and commercial vehicles. Alongside technological advancements, industry leaders also advocate for upgrading road infrastructure as a comprehensive strategy to reduce traffic accidents in Hong Kong.

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The Transport Department will study the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of extending driver-monitoring systems to other vehicle types.

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Hong Kong authorities revealed a plan to leverage technology to boost road safety.

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Hong Kong government should expand driver-monitoring systems to other transport modes and upgrade road infrastructure to reduce traffic accidents.

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Mandatory installation of driver-monitoring systems could eventually be expanded to other private and commercial vehicles.

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The Hong Kong government should expand its planned mandate for driver-monitoring systems on public buses to other modes of transport and upgrade road infrastructure as part of a multipronged strategy to cut down on traffic accidents, industry leaders have said.The remarks on Thursday followed authorities’ revelation a day earlier of a plan submitted to the Legislative Council to leverage technology to boost road safety. The Transport Department is set to conduct an in-depth study on the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of extending driver-monitoring systems to other vehicle types.“The mandatory installation of driver-monitoring systems could eventually be expanded to other private and commercial vehicles,” said James Kong, chairman of the Institute of Advanced Motorists Hong Kong.
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