Please use a Javascript-enabled browser.
news.gov.hk
*
SitemapHome
*
*
*
Weather
*
*
*
Traffic Conditions
*
*
*
Categories:
*
**
Business & Finance
*
*
**
At School, At Work
*
*
**
Health & Community
*
*
**
Environment
*
*
**
Law & Order
*
*
**
Infrastructure & Logistics
*
*
**
Admin & Civic Affairs
*
*
*
*
On the Record
*
*
*
News in Focus
*
*
*
City Life
*
*
*
HK for Kids
*
*
*
Photo Gallery
*
*
*
Reel HK
*
*
*
Speaking Out
*
*
*
Policy Address
*
*
*
Budget
*
*
*
About Us
*
*
*
*
*Judiciary
*Legco
*District Councils
*Message Videos
*GovHK


*
Traditional ChineseSimplified ChineseText onlyPDARSS
*
November 29, 2007

Safety

*
Road accident death toll hits 49-year low
*
Road Safety Campaign launching ceremony
Safety drive: Commissioner for Transport Alan Wong, Road Safety Council Chairman Peter Yam and Road Safety Campaign Committee Chairman Lawrence Yu launch the Road Safety Campaign 2007-08.
*

Hong Kong's road accident death toll dropped to a 49-year low of 144 last year, Road Safety Council Chairman Peter Yam says.

 

Speaking at the launch of the Road Safety Campaign 2007-08 today, Mr Yam, also the Deputy Commissioner of Police, said Hong Kong's road accident fatality rate is low compared with other major cities.

 

He said this year's campaign will adopt the theme "Smart Driving with Courtesy" and there will be a series of promotional activities. Among them, a half-hour television special will be aired at 11.05pm on December 11 on TVB-Jade.

 

The council will continue to join with Government departments, District Councils, transport operators and community groups to drive home road safety messages to the public, he added.



Go To Top
* buckle up on public light buses *
*
*
Print This Print This Page
Email This E-mail This
*
*
*
Related Links
*
*
*
Other News
More..
*
*
  Brand Hong Kong
*
*