Lawmakers concerned over lack of parking at Huanggang border checkpoint
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- 10% (confidence: 95%)
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- Hong Kong lawmakers have raised concerns about the lack of parking facilities at the upgraded Huanggang border checkpoint, advocating for a public car park similar to the Heung Yuen Wai crossing. Authorities plan to establish a nearby parking site with shuttle bus services, though lawmakers argue this would add significant travel time compared to seamless passage options.
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“Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung said on Friday that the revamped building – which is on the mainland Chinese side of the border in Shenzhen – would not have a public car park or bays for coaches.”
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“The Transport and Logistics Bureau would decide the exact location of a car park near the crossing”
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“In our plan, we will find a spot that’s very close to the crossing, with the location to be confirmed, such as the San Tin traffic intersection, for residents to park and then take a shuttle bus for a few minutes to reach the Huanggang crossing”
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