Trams, buses, taxis, bicycles and pedestrians on the busy Hennessy Road.

Hong Kong Tram Cars 42 and 140 are leaving Western Market Station, No. 42 eastward bound while No.140 is turning around in a Loop for a Turn to the western Loop at Shau Kei Wan.

Running outside the historical former Supreme Court building and Legislative Council building, which will become the home of the Court of Final Appeal.

The heavy-duty roads used for both road traffic and trams need frequent repairs and maintenance. To minimise the disruptions to tram operations, road resurfacing works are challenging along tram ... (more)

Although it looks very similar to other trams, this is actually a prototype of the new model of trams, with its outer structure changed to aluminium instead of teak. You can also see the destinat... (more)

80 thousand Hong Kong people joined a rally to express their sympathies to the victims of the August 23rd hostage tragedy in Manila of Philippines. Their black or white clothes show a contrast to... (more)

In certain sections, tram tracks are enclosed by double white lines which means they are designed to be exclusively used by trams. However quite often you can still see bicycles running on tram t... (more)

In the absence of air-conditioning, tram passengers may suffer from the polluted and heated air especially those generated by public buses. Nevertheless, riding on a double-deck tram is still one... (more)

On a busy night in Hong Kong

Running along the tramway in Central District in the evening with its dark coffee tram body advertisement.

Let's see how the tram lanes are shared by other vehicles.

The holding company of Hong Kong Tramways has just sold half of its interest to Veolia Transportation of France, and the new management has promised to retain the features of this 105 years old tr... (more)

A rear view from a double decker tram at Sheung Wan Terminal. At the back you may see other road transports, including buses, sharing the road with trams.