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Ringo Lee Yiu-pui

(李耀培)

Ringo Lee Yiu-pui
李耀培
The latest news and top stories on Ringo Lee Yiu-pui. He is a governor and honorary life president of the Hong Kong, China Automobile Association. With over 30 years experience, he has been a guiding force in manpower training and vocational education for the industry. His work involves advocating for demand-based transport pricing, promoting electric vehicle infrastructure and advising on policies for emerging technologies like self-driving cars. He also provides expert commentary on road safety and industry standards.
The scheme allows eligible private car owners in Hong Kong to drive into Guangdong via the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong transport

Transport sector calls for smoother border checks, wider mainland driving scheme

Industry leader Ringo Lee says over 140,000 local private cars have registered for northbound scheme, expecting the figure to exceed 200,000 in coming years.

Accidents and personal safety

New Zealand car crash: how Hongkongers can stay safe when driving abroad

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Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong to ban new EVs with only electronic door handles

Hong Kong transport

Queues stretch past an hour as holiday traffic jams hit mega bridge

Passenger flows topped 192,000 in first two days, one of busiest periods for Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge in years, automobile association says.

Traffic at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge reached peak levels during the first two days of the extended holiday. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong’s ‘ghost oil’ stations rake in ‘HK$10,000 a day’ as petrol prices soar

Operators are smuggling untaxed petrol into Hong Kong and selling it to car owners via coded WhatsApp messages.

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Hong Kong transport

More Hong Kong drivers head to mainland China to refuel as oil prices rise

Previously, residents were topping up their tanks once or twice a month, but they are now making weekly trips, automobile association says.

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Hong Kong transport

Surcharges considered as Hong Kong fuel prices set to rise amid Iran war

Sector representative says surcharges ‘a reluctant step’, adding many drivers have fixed daily commitments that must be met.

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Pump prices are expected to climb further this week amid rising Middle East tensions. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong budget 2026-27

Hongkongers rush to showrooms as EV tax breaks end, ‘quotas’ sell for HK$60,000

EV car dealer says sales surged seventeenfold across 12 stores on Wednesday, jumping from daily average of 20 cars to about 340 by midnight.

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Hong Kong transport

High rollers offered limousine trips for HK$3,500 as Uber drives into Macau

As cross-border travel requires permits, the service is exclusively operated by veteran transport operator Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings.

Hong Kong transport

Hong Kong motor trade sees red over tightened vehicle inspection rules

New rules impose much stricter requirements for private cars and light goods vehicles over six years old that fail mandatory annual inspections.

Any vehicle found with one of 13 major defects will now be classified as “dangerous”, resulting in the immediate suspension of its licence. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong transport

Drivers show up at Hong Kong licensing offices despite end of walk-in service

Some applicants said they were unaware of the change, while others noted they were trying their luck.

People line up at the Transport Department’s licensing office in Admiralty. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong transport

Explainer | How Hongkongers can make the best use of new section of Central Kowloon Bypass

The Post looks at the shorter routes that drivers and commuters can take when the Yau Ma Tei section of the Central Kowloon Bypass opens on Sunday.

Hong Kong transport

Viral video of skateboarders on Hong Kong highway sparks debate over road safety

Expert warns of ‘extreme danger’ and possible law violations under the Road Traffic Ordinance after video draws criticism online.

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Hong Kong transport

Hong Kong relaxes proposed ride-hailing vehicle age limit to attract part-timers

Proposed regulatory framework now includes penalty clauses aimed at clamping down on motorists illegally offering such services, source says.

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A source has said the lower threshold seeks to make it easier for part-time drivers to join the industry. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong transport

Can taxis and ride-hailing services co-exist in Hong Kong under new rules?

Government also likely to grab slice of lucrative sector while reining in ride-hailing operators, analysts say.

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The government will also charge ride-hailing platforms a licensing fee based on the number of vehicles they operate. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong transport

Will raising fees solve Hong Kong’s metered car parking crunch?

Industry experts say government can look into alternatives including electronic road pricing and limiting parking time.

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