Unleashing the Power of Multi-Modal Transport in Hong Kong

Day 2 : 15:35 – 16:25

In an era of rapid urbanization and increasing population density, efficient and sustainable transportation systems are critical for the growth and well-being of cities. Hong Kong, a bustling metropolis known for its vibrant economy and dynamic lifestyle, faces unique challenges in managing its transportation networks. The convergence of various modes of transport such as planes, buses, trains, ferries, and cycling paths offers immense potential for enhancing connectivity, reducing congestion, and promoting environmental sustainability. Join us as we bring together thought leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to explore the untapped potential of multi-modal transport in Hong Kong.

Learnings

  • What are the benefits and opportunities of implementing a multi-modal transportation strategy?
  • What are the challenges and hurdles in effectively integrating road, sea, and air transportation systems?
  • How can Hong Kong benefit from a successful and thriving multimodal network?

Post-event Actions

  • Engage in further research on multi-modal transportation strategies and their implementation in urban environments.
  • Explore opportunities for collaboration and knowledge exchange with experts and policymakers in the field of urban development and transportation.
  • Advocate for the adoption of comprehensive policy frameworks that promote sustainable and efficient transportation systems in Hong Kong.

Speakers

Clement Ho

Arup

Director

Clement has over 25 years’ experience in transport planning, and has worked at varies Arup offices in the UK, Ireland, Hong Kong and the Mainland China. He has extensive international transport planning project experience including Hong Kong, Macau, the Mainland China, Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the UK, Ireland, Portugal, Australia, India and Jamaica.

Arup Director, Leading China Transport Business, Digital Transport for East Asia, and East Asia Transport Planning Skills Network Leader.

Member of Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation; Council Member and Chartered Member of Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport; Visiting Lecturer University of Hong Kong Department of Urban Planning and Design and Department of Architecture; Chinese University of Hong Kong School of Architecture; City University of Hong Kong School of Energy and Environment.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

Goal 5 on Gender Equity by design and collaboration with stakeholders
Goal 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure by strategy planning and design