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No requirement for bus passengers to wear seat belts after Hong Kong makes 'U-turn' on new law
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No requirement for bus passengers to wear seat belts after Hong Kong makes 'U-turn' on new law
A new transport regulation in Hong Kong — requiring bus passengers to belt up or risk getting fined — has been suspended over "deficiencies" found in its provision. In a press conference on Friday (Jan 30), Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan said that there will be no statutory requirement for commuters to wear seat belts for now. The...
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