Hong Kong tunnel tolls under review after multimillion dollar losses


Hong Kong’s transport authorities will complete a review of tunnel tolls this year to establish appropriate fee levels, following years of multimillion-dollar losses, including a HK$52 million (US$6.68 million) deficit at the Shing Mun Tunnels.

In a written reply to the Legislative Council on Wednesday, Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan said that the review was necessary because some tunnels had operated at a loss for years without toll adjustments, some for as long as 34 years.

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