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Hong Kong – LegCo Panel on Transport concludes responsibility go to in Beijing (with pictures)

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LegCo Panel on Transport concludes task see in Beijing (with pictures)

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The following is released on behalf of the Legislative Council Secretariat:

The delegation of the Legislative Council (LegCo) Panel on Transport concluded its responsibility check out in Beijing today (September 5), and will leave for Hong Kong at night.

In the early morning, the delegation checked out the head office of Amap to get a rundown from agents on how traffic huge information analysis is used to help the Government in real-time tracking of highway traffic circulation and roadway blockage, allowing accurate traffic diversion and improving traffic management efficiency.

Members kept in mind that Amap incorporates map, navigation and real-time traffic info to make it possible for users to strategy effective travel paths. Members likewise checked out with agents on how to utilize expert system to deepen traffic information analysis, in order to successfully minimize roadway traffic load and promote wise transportation advancement.

Concluding the four-day task see, the delegation leader, Dr Chan Han-pan, mentioned that the task see was rewarding and of fantastic significance. He stated, “The visit has deepened Members’ understanding of Beijing’s ride-hailing platforms, smart transport applications, autonomous driving and urban road planning, and we were deeply impressed that local developments are very mature and advanced. The experience gained from this duty visit will help Members provide precise recommendations to the Administration in the future regarding the development of the Northern Metropolis and overall transport policy, thereby facilitating the implementation of relevant various transport measures in a more efficient and grounded manner.”

The delegation, led by the Chairman of Panel on Transport, Dr Chan Han-pan, went to Beijing from September 2 to 5. An overall of 13 members and non-members of the Panel took part in the task go to. The Secretary for Transport and Logistics, Ms Mable Chan, has actually likewise led a federal government delegation to sign up with the task go to.