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Citybus route 77A ends service, New bus-bus interchange - Issue 17 (August 2026)

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The Journal of Hong Kong Transport Issue 17 (August 2026) In this issue New lunchtime bus route trial Cancellation of Citybus route 77A New bus-bus interchange at Wong Chuk Hang New Lunchtime Bus Route on Trial: Citybus Route 73X On 29 June 2026, Citybus started operating a special lunchtime-only bus route, 73X , between Cyberport and Wong Chuk Hang Station , on weekdays as a trial service until 25 September. The bus route sets off from Cyberport at 12:30 noon and returns from Wong Chuk Hang Station at 2 pm. The bus route only makes 1-2 stops at Aberdeen before directly arriving at the destination. The adult fare for the bus route is HK$ 8.0, which is 50 cents cheaper than GMB route 69A running the same route. End of an era: farewell to Citybus Route 77A An Enviro500 of bus route 77A at Shau Kei Wan terminus in 2018 On 24 July 2024, Citybus route 77A made its final service from Shau Kei Wan to Tin Wan. As a victim of the bus route reorganisation, the bus route was cancelled due t...

Tsing Ma Bridge's open-top bus route, Airport's new passenger terminal - Issue 16 (June 2026)

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The Journal of Hong Kong Transport Issue 16 (June 2026) In this issue New open-top sightseeing bus route for KMB New Light Rail platforms in Tin Shui Wai Renewed Station Rail Voyage exhibition at Hung Hom Station New passenger terminal for Hong Kong International Airport New Heights in Sightseeing Buses: KMB Open-top Bus Route HK2 Enters Service An open-top bus of KMB running route HK2 stands at the Kowloon Station bus terminus On 25 April 2026, KMB started operating a special open-top bus route, KMB TOUR HK HK2 (branded as Skywalk ), to and from Ma Wan and back, and serves the famous Tsing Ma Bridge . The bus route offers beautiful night-time views of the Bridge as well as stopping at the popular tourist hotspots of Tsim Sha Tsui , attempting to attract tourists and visitors alike. At the same time, HK1 will also be branded as City Charm , reflecting the beauty of the Kowloon Peninsula . Unlike its counterpart, HK1, however, HK2 starts and terminates at the less-popular Kowloon St...