Abstract: The development of Hong Kong as a port dates back to the mid‐19th century, but its real growth to become an important international center in trade, finance, and manufacturing only started forty years ago. The sharp increase ...

Abstract: Accommodating the rapidly expanding Hong Kong population on a rugged terrain of limited area demands a solution to many transportation issues and problems. The old urban area is growing and being modernized. In addition, ...

Abstract: Hong Kong is situated on the south coast of China and is the main trading port with that country. During 1991 a total 255,300 ships called at Hong Kong which is one of the world's busiest ports. Rapid expansion of air ...