Gov’t preps Labor Day crowd controls with up to 1.1 million arrivals

With the Labor Day holiday approaching, authorities have rolled out a series of traffic and crowd control measures to handle the expected influx of visitors

Hong Kong–Macau ferry fares to rise from Apr. 25

The prices of ferry trips between Hong Kong and Macau via the ferry operators Turbojet and Cotai Water Jet are set to increase from this Saturday

Lawmaker calls for upgrades to bus app to improve accuracy and coverage

Nearly a decade after its launch, the “Bus Traveling System” mobile application still lacks full coverage of passenger occupancy data and faces accuracy issues, according

Planned community shuttle buses seen boosting economy despite unclear traffic impact

Macau authorities have drafted a plan to introduce community shuttle buses during the upcoming May Day Golden Week and on weekends, a move that a Transport

Groups seek subsidies amid fuel cost pressure

The transport sector is  calling for government intervention and targeted subsidies as fuel prices continue to rise locally despite a recent decline in international oil prices,

Fewer late-night sailings as Turbojet scales back schedules

Ferry operator Turbojet is reducing late-night ferry sailings between Hong Kong and Macau starting April 15, the company announced in their official website. The trimming affects

Failure in LRT system causes delays on Taipa Line

A failure in the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) system yesterday morning caused delays on the Taipa Line, the LRT Company informed on its website. According to

LRT passengers drop 9.6% in March, still up 19% y-o-y

The Light Rapid Transit (LRT) system recorded its lowest daily passenger figure this year in March (29,100), representing a month-on-month drop of 9.6%. This is

HZMB saw record highs in people, vehicles, and goods last year

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HZMB) saw record highs last year in the flow of people, vehicles, and goods through its Ports, the head of the Customs Division

Jetfoil Conservation Group bids farewell to ‘Horta’

The Jetfoil Conservation Concern Group (JCCG) has announced in a statement that the retired Jetfoil “Horta” has entered its final stage and is set to

Gov’t advances ride-hailing taxi legislation following industry consultation

The Transport Bureau (DSAT) has outlined plans to advance ride-hailing taxi services, stating that it has collected feedback from the taxi industry, relevant associations, and advisory

Bus ridership hits record 231 million in 2025

The Transport Bureau (DSAT) reported that buses carried a record 231 million passengers in 2025, marking an average daily ridership of 636,000, up 1.81% from

High-speed rail project to begin this year, marking Macau’s first in national network

The Macau delegation to the National People’s Congress (NPC) has urged Beijing to expedite the construction of the Shenzhen-Zhuhai-Macau high-speed rail line, with Zhuhai authorities confirming

Transport: Beijing announces resumption of passenger trains to North Korea after COVID

China said yesterday it will be resuming passenger trains to North Korea after service was halted during COVID. Trains will run between Beijing and Pyongyang, four times

Uber targets Chinese tourists with Wechat mini-app as Macau market returns

Uber is seeing strong user uptake from Chinese tourists through its WeChat mini-app, with activity particularly strong during the recent Lunar New Year travel period, according

LRT breaks all-time passenger record in February

The Light Rapid Transit (LRT) system recorded its highest-ever daily average passenger transportation figure in February. According to the LRT Company, the daily average

Multiple payment methods included in new street parking management tender

The Transport Bureau (DSAT) launched a public tender yesterday for a concession to operate and manage street parking spaces. The concession will be valid for

Ella Lei calls for midterm review of smart transport plan

Lawmaker Ella Lei is calling for a comprehensive review of progress under the city’s long-term transport blueprint, urging the government to step up the development and

Public input sought on LRT expansion plans

Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai has called on residents to provide feedback on the city’s Light Rapid Transit development strategy, saying public views will be

DSAT says no rush to review Road Traffic Law dropped last legislative term

The Transport Bureau (DSAT) says there is no urgency to proceed with the revision of the Road Traffic Law that was under analysis during the last legislative

LRT anticipates bus transfer discounts with installation of new gates in Q3

The second public consultation session for the Macau Light Rapid Transit development strategy study revealed that QR code access may be introduced by the third

Taipa’s waterfront leisure area to implement new parking charge system

The Transport Bureau will, from this Saturday (Feb. 14), enforce a new system to collect parking fees at Taipa’s waterfront leisure area. The new

Half-hour parking fee to expand following positive feedback

Following positive user feedback, the Transport Bureau (DSAT) plans to further expand the “half-hour charging” policy to cover more parking lot facilities. The measure, implemented

LRT passengers getting closer to all-time record

The average daily number of passengers transported by the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) system is approaching its all-time record of 33,000, set in the first month

Urban planner urges transparency to build trust in LRT development

The extension of the light rapid transit (LRT) system from Seac Pai Van to Coloane Village has faced significant opposition from residents there, with social media discussions

Jetfoil Madeira to be scrapped after 50 years of service

The Jetfoil Conservation Concern Group announced yesterday that the “Madeira,” the first Hong Kong-Macau Jetfoil to enter commercial service in 1975, has been relocated to its

Transmac to run One Oasis shuttle service

One Oasis residents and the management company have sent letters to the government seeking to suspend the ban on using tour buses for the residential complex’s shuttle service,

Future of LRT in public consultation, South line confirms absence of ferry station

The Public Works Bureau (DSOP) has launched a public consultation on the future development of the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) system. The public consultation comes,

DSAT adjusts road markings at Rua do Campo junction, seeks more opinions

Following the recent roadworks at the junction of Rua de Ferreira do Amaral and Rua do Campo, the Transport Bureau (DSAT) has adjusted the road markings

Parking lots show low overall occupancy

Public parking lots in Macau averaged below 50% occupancy for light vehicles last month, according to Chinese media outlet Macao Daily. Of the 73 public car

New public car park enters operation at Coloane Village

A new public parking facility has entered operation at Coloane Village. The facility, which the government said was temporary, has taken a significant portion of the

Housing estates, companies to face challenges from amendment to travel agencies law

Housing estates that provide transportation to their residents, as well as some schools, are likely to face new challenges arising from amendments to the law governing the

Accessible taxi shortage leaves wheelchair users and seniors struggling

The difficulty of hailing taxis has long been a contentious issue in Macau, frequently raised in the Legislative Assembly (AL), and lawmaker Wong Kit Cheng emphasized

EV charging fares to drop 10% from February

The government has reduced the charging fees for electric vehicles (EVs) by approximately 10%, according to an executive order published yesterday in the government’s official gazette.

Repairs begin at Lotus Station ahead of LRT expansion talks

Roof replacement works started yesterday at Lotus Station on the Light Rail Transit (LRT) Taipa Line to repair typhoon damage and upgrade the passenger waiting

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