Hong Kong Bus

Let’s briefly talk about the charges and modes of various modes of transportation in Hong Kong:

(1) Light Rail - only in the New Territories West, including Yuen Long, Tuen Mun and Tin Shui Wai, the adult fare is from 3.8 to 5.9, swipe your Octopus once each time you get on or off the bus;

(2) Tram (commonly known as Ding Ding) - a Hong Kong special transportation only in the north of Hong Kong Island. It costs 2 yuan for a one-way trip with unlimited stops, but the price is about to increase to 2.5 yuan. You need to swipe once when you get off;

(3) Ferry - sometimes one of Hong Kong's special modes of transportation. Short distance is 2.2 yuan, swipe before boarding;

(5) Bus - swipe when getting on the bus. There are not many section charges for buses in Hong Kong, and even if there are, there are very few sections. What is said on the first floor is correct, the fee is based on the boarding location;

(6) Minibus - divided into two types. The green ones are green minibuses. They generally have a short distance and most of them go to subway stations and railway stations. All you have to do is get on the bus and swipe. If the price exceeds 80, the one-way price is a flat rate, and a small number of them are charged by segment. The red minibuses usually go longer distances. , and there are all-nighters. Liz, you are right, charge in installments. At each section, the driver will change the toll sign with red letters on a white background on the windshield of the car. When you pay when you get off the bus, tell the driver where you are getting on.

(7) Peak Tram - brush before boarding. However, there are also package tickets for the cable car and Madame Tussauds. For that kind of ticket, just insert the ticket at the entrance gate and register.

(8) Subways and trains - are the means of transportation with the largest daily passenger volume. They are all swiped once at each entry and exit gate.

The above are the payment methods for all transportation in Hong Kong.