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Central Kowloon Bypass bus routes, revival of GMB route 45M - Issue 14 (January 2026)

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The Journal of Hong Kong Transport Issue 14 (January 2026) In this issue New bus routes for Central Kowloon Bypass AN Bus revives Kowloon GMB route 45M New bus services for Kong Nga Po The New Kowloon Shortcut: Central Kowloon Bypass Bus Routes Began Service The  Central Kowloon Bypass  (Yau Ma Tei Section)  ("the Bypass") was opened at 10 am on 21 December 2025 after eight years of construction. This four-kilometer-long tunnel connects  Yau Ma Tei  with  Kai Tak  with the intention of shortening journey times between the two places to just five minutes, as well as relieving traffic congestion in central Kowloon. For bus operators, this was an opportunity for them to establish new bus routes and reroute existing ones to use the new Bypass.  KMB  started operating bus routes  33X  and  252S , and for  Citybus , route  A28X , on 22 December; five existing KMB routes to and from  Kwun Tong Ferry Pier  were also...
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WestK Quay and WestK Ferry, new Sai Sha bus routes - Issue 13 (December 2025)

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The Journal of Hong Kong Transport Issue 13 (December 2025) In this issue New ferry pier opens at WestK Kwoon Chung 60th anniversary carnival New Citybus routes for Sai Sha Note:  This issue includes  external links . The editor is not responsible for any content outside this Journal. This Journal is not affiliated with or related to the Wikimedia Foundation or its affiliates. A special message to readers Dear readers, It is very unfortunate to see a tragedy like the  Wang Fuk Court fire  from happening, which claimed 168 lives. As this Journal continues to thrive, we strive to provide the best quality content without commissions or ads, but we cannot prevent such things from occurring. With this catastrophic aftermath, we sincerely express our deepest condolences to those families who lost their relatives in the tragedy, as well as deep gratitude to anyone who put in numerous hours and effort to help the needy who lost their homes in Wang Fuk Court. As promised, we ...
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