Sky shuttles at Kai Tak? Hong Kong ‘will revive elevated transit project, propose solutions’ for transport woes in area as firms eye contract


The Hong Kong government is acting to fix public transport woes across the massive Kai Tak development and will revive a mothballed elevated transit project alongside other options, the Post has learned.

Competition to build the system likely to cost billions of Hong Kong dollars is expected to be intense, with at least four locally based companies and possibly two more from mainland China vying for the contract, according to an industry insider.

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