Getting around

Hong Kong buses: match the stop, direction and destination

Buses reach many places that are less convenient by rail, including neighbourhood streets and scenic parts of Hong Kong.

Double-decker public transport on Hong Kong streets

Look beyond the route number

Buses reach many places that are less convenient by rail, including neighbourhood streets and scenic parts of Hong Kong. A good bus plan identifies the correct direction and boarding stop as well as the route number. Stops serving opposite directions may be on different streets rather than directly across the road.

Before you board

Check the destination display, the latest service information and the stop nearest your destination. Airport and ordinary city services can have different fare and luggage arrangements. Save the destination address and follow the onboard stop information so that you can prepare to alight without rushing.

A useful backup

Keep an alternative route for a time-sensitive booking, particularly when road traffic could affect the journey. Travellers using a wheelchair or large stroller should check the current vehicle and stop accessibility arrangements. For unfamiliar or less frequent services, confirm the return journey before heading out. Avoid relying on an old screenshot of a timetable when a current operator notice is available.

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