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Hong Kong Public Bus service

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Hong Kong Public Bus Service

Hong Kong public bus services are top-rated and convenient. Almost all major buses run on Hong Kong roads are Air-conditioned and are double-decker. The buses are clean and equipped with a display unit indicating the route, information for the upcoming station, a new series of buses giving approximate timing for all the coming stations, etc. Hong Kong public bus routes cover almost every corner of Hong Kong.

Bus mobile app

Popular Hong Kong  bus services have their own apps to download from Android or Apple mobile phones, which help find bus routes, timing, distance, and the alert system. Many City bus stations have installed visual display units indicating scheduled bus numbers, arrival times, and other information. It saves lots of time and energy. KMB/ LWB and New World First Bus/City bus’s installed  apps are very convenient to use and having its of features to make life easy.

 
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Octopus and other Payment Hong Kong

All public buses can accept the Octopus payment system, like City Bus, Lonwin Bus, New World Bus, KMB bus, etc.  Various places I.e residential building complex runs private bus services mainly, from New Territory to a particular business area like Central, Wanchai, Admiralty, etc. Octopus Payment is widely used in Hong Kong; it is a straightforward and convenient payment method. It can use for buses, MTRs, light rails, trams, peak trams, and franchise and non-franchise buses. It also use in various convenience stores, supermarkets, fast-food restaurants, Parking, Vending machines, etc. New payment system like a Alipay, weChat pay also use many shops, stores and transport services.

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Franchise Bus Services:

Franchise bus services from various aperatorors align with Hong Kong Goverment, and operates many part of the city some of them are.

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Kowloon motor bus (KMB)

KMB, a biggest transport company, and their buses have been providing service mainly New Territories and Kowloon areas. Its route has 354 buses in Kowloon and New Territories and 64 routes in cross harbor services. KMB offers a monthly pass which covers 10 trips a day within a KMB route, that helps for more frequent travelers. Both KMB and LWB apps available in smart phone help journey planing.

  • Instant Traffic News
  • Route Search
  • Bus Stops navigation
  • Alight Reminder, etc.

Citybus Limited

City bus operates majority of service in Hong Kong Island, however, Airport buses from Kowloon and NT area are under the City Bus; the operation with  Franchise and Non Franchise buses.

Total routs operates=118 buses route.
HK island=52
Kowloon and New Territory=3
Cross harbor=35
Lantau/Airport=28

They set up City Bus Hotline, Hong Kong the number is 28730818

Long win Airportbus

Long win bus services mainly operates Disneyland Resort, Airport to new Territories; wholly owned subsidiary of Transport Internation Holding Limited.

New world first bus

New world first bus services limited one of the largest bus operators in Hong Kong Island and provide a route in Kowloon and Tseung Kwan O resign. City Bus and New World First  Service limited (incorporated in British Virgin Island) They have an integrated website that covers.

  • Route finding
  • Bus stops image
  • Lost and Found online available
  • Secure Internet Connection.

New Lantao bus

New Lantau buses operate in Lantau area that is far away from the ciry, and this place will be the future new city of Hong Kong; Goveenment work is under process for the project.

Other Public Services in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s public transport is extraordinary, mainly MTR, bus, minibus, Hong Kong tramways, taxi, ferries are the popular ones.

Many other bus service available to connect Hong Kong to various Mainland cities via land transport like  Hong Kong to Macau, crossborder 24 hours bus services. Hong Kong to Shenzhen, Hong Kong to Shenzhen airport, Hong Kong to Zhuhai are popular destinations.

Apart from this the double-decker Hong Kong Public buses, light buses i.e. called green busses (16 seater capacity); Green minibus, MTR buses (available for some MTR stations to carry passengers to and from the subway stations)

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