Tag: Transport
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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 ... -
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, as ... -
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 ... -
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 area. ... -
Gov’t to build a supercharger station in Cotai, review other EV charging facilities
The government will build a new supercharger station for electric vehicles (EVs) in Cotai, the Secretary for Transport and Public Works, Raymond Tam, announced at the ... -
LRT transported nearly 80% more passengers in 2025, still far from expected capacity
The Light Rapid Transit (LRT) carried 79.9% more passengers in 2025 than in the previous year, according to official statistics. Figures released by the company show ... -
Extended public transport and road closures for New Year’s Eve festivities
For New Year’s Eve festivities, the Transport Bureau (DSAT) has coordinated with Transmac and TCM, the light rail operator (LRT), and gaming operators to manage the ... -
Qingmao LRT station to link to citizens’ sports park
The projected Qingmao Port Light Rapid Transit (LRT) project will be expanded to include a link to the upcoming citizens’ sports park, which aims to revamp ... -
LRT future expansion plan to seek public opinion in 1H2026
The Secretary for Transport and Public Works, Raymond Tam, said that the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) expansion plan will be presented to the public and enter ... -
Arrivals by sea dropped 65% since HKZMB opened, higher drop among mainland visitors
Open to the public since October 24, 2018, the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge (HKZMB) has brought significant changes to transportation between the three regions. Seven years after ... -
Coloane Village LRT extension back on the table
The Secretary for Transport and Public Works, Raymond Tam, has admitted that the Seac Pai Van line of the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) may be extended ... -
Raymond Tam admits closing Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal
The Secretary for Transport and Public Works, Raymond Tam, has once again admitted that the closure of the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal and the relocation of ... -
Secretary airs possibility of operating LRT East Line during T8
The Secretary for Transport and Public Works, Raymond Tam, has suggested operating the East Line of the Light Rapid Transit (LRT) system during Typhoon Signal 8 ... -
Jetfoil Terceira completes final sailings
The Turbojet-operated jetfoil “Terceira” reportedly ended its service yesterday with a 4:30 p.m. trip from Macau to Hong Kong. According to the Jetfoil Conservation Concern Group, ... -
HK Express launches intermodal service linking Macau to Hong Kong Airport
Hong Kong Express Airways (HK Express) has partnered with Shun Tak-China Travel Ship Management Limited to launch a new intermodal service linking Macau with Hong Kong ... -
LRT passengers reach a new high in October
The Light Rapid Transit (LRT) reached a new high in October, recording a daily average of 30,800 passengers. The record slightly surpasses the one set in ... -
Taxi violations nearly triple, PSP reports
The Public Security Police (PSP) has reported a surge in taxi-related violations during the first nine months of 2025. Between January and September, officers recorded nearly ... -
Gov’t committed to regulating online ride-hailing platforms
In response to lawmaker Leong Sun Iok’s calls for legislative amendments to advance online ride-hailing services, the Transport Bureau (DSAT) affirmed that it is actively promoting ... -
LRT hits paid travel record before National Day holiday
Macau’s Light Rapid Transit (LRT) hit a new paid travel record just ahead of the expected surge in border crossings for the mainland Chinese National Day ... -
Blue taxis cease operations
Macau’s “blue taxis” stopped operating at midnight yesterday, following the expiration of their special taxi service contracts, authorities confirmed. This marked the end of service ... -
Uber-like ‘Welcome Pickups’ recruiting drivers to start service in Macau
Welcome Pickups, a company that offers transport services by linking drivers with passengers through a dedicated mobile application, is recruiting drivers in Macau. The information came ... -
Public bus ridership hits record high despite capacity strains
The public bus system is experiencing unprecedented demand, with the average daily ridership reaching 626,700 passengers in the first half of 2025 – the highest figure ... -
Zhuhai-Macau public transport card launched in mainland
The new Zhuhai-Macau Public Transport Card was officially launched last week, providing a seamless travel experience across the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area (GBA) and beyond. ... -
Taxi shortage looms as 100 e-hailing licenses set to expire
Catching a cab is expected to become even harder next month, as 100 e-hailing taxi licenses are set to expire at the end of September. The ... -
Roadwork coordination team speeds up summer projects ahead of school opening
The Roadworks Coordination Task Force has been streamlining major construction projects near schools during the summer break through cross-department collaboration. By consolidating works and shortening timelines, ... -
LRT reports slight passenger recovery in July
The Light Rapid Transit (LRT) system reported a slight passenger recovery in July compared to the previous month. According to the company’s data, the system transported ... -
Leaks and corrosion persist at LRT Lotus Station
LRT passengers have reported persistent water leakage and rust issues at the Lotus Station platform, prompting questions about station design and maintenance. Concerns surfaced after citizens ... -
DSAT launches electronic vehicle registration service through ‘One Account’
The Transport Bureau (DSAT) has launched a new online service that allows vehicle registration using the “Companies and Associations Platform” part of the Macau One Account ... -
Taxi drivers’ struggles prompt lawmakers to push for policy review
Recent policy changes, an aging taxi fleet, and the slow integration of modern ride-hailing services have intensified calls from lawmakers and industry insiders for a comprehensive ...
