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Wong Po-keung

Wong Po-keung
The latest news and top stories on Wong Po-keung. Known for his long-standing role as chairman of the Hong Kong Taxi Owners’ Association, he is a prominent advocate for the welfare of taxi drivers. An 80-year-old taxi driver himself, he champions free, less frequent health checks for drivers, asserting that road safety hinges on driving attitude rather than age. He actively opposes mandatory retirement ages, citing the financial necessity for many elderly drivers to continue working. His responsibilities include representing owners’ interests and addressing industry challenges, such as the impact of luxury cab proposals and the financial strain of health check requirements.
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