CIHT Hong Kong are excited to offer this Technical Seminar on traffic and transport study, delivered in collaboration with The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers – Logistics and Transportation Division (HKIE-LTD), supported by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Registration Deadline: 22 Feb 2026 (Sun). Capacity is limited, so please book now to avoid disappointment.
Traffic and transport are the lifeblood of a modern city, closely intertwined with various aspects of daily life. To align with economic and social development and enhance Hong Kong’s competitiveness, the Transport Department launched the Traffic and Transport Strategy Study (TTSS) in December 2021 to formulate a long-term strategy blueprint for Hong Kong. The Government has advanced the study over the past years with the vision of “Transforming Travel to People-centric, Efficient and Green Journeys Connecting Daily Lives”, and the “Transport Strategy Blueprint” is scheduled for announcement this year. The talk will introduce its latest features, focusing on the three main themes, “Enjoyable Journeys”, “Well-Connected City”, and “Healthy Mobility”, along with six key strategies and concrete recommendations.
Registration Deadline: 22 Feb 2026 (Sun)
Attendance certificates will be provided for this event only if attendees attend the whole event. Successful applicants will be notify through registered email one day before the event (24 Feb 2026). If you haven't received any confirmation email by 24 Feb 2026, you may assume your application is not successful.
This event is open to everyone working or interested in highways and transportation but will be of particular interest to urban and transport planners, engineers, architects, consultancy, contractors, academia, and researchers.
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Ir Clarence Cheng - Chief Engineer at Transport Department of the HKSAR Government Ir Clarence Cheng is the Chief Engineer in the Transport Department of the HKSAR Government leading the Strategic Studies Division. He has over 20 years of working experience in traffic engineering and delivering large-scale infrastructure projects in both private and public sectors. Recently, he was mainly involved in driving various Smart Mobility initiatives in Hong Kong as well as carrying out the Traffic and Transport Strategic Study. Before joining the Transport Department, he was involved in the planning, construction and commissioning of various highway infrastructures and the formulation of the Railway Development Strategy 2014. |
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