Hong Kong's three cross-harbour tunnels may see toll adjustments in response to traffic levels that have surpassed those recorded before recent reforms. This development comes 2½ years after the implementation of time-varying charges aimed at managing congestion.
Transport authorities have indicated that the surge in traffic necessitates a reevaluation of the current toll structure to ensure effective traffic management and maintain flow.
As the city continues to adapt to changing traffic patterns, the potential for toll adjustments highlights the ongoing challenges faced in urban transport planning.