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The Transport Department (TD) today (March 15) reminded taxi drivers that, starting from April 1, 2026, they must provide electronic payment means (e-payment means) to facilitate passengers' payment of taxi fares. Before boarding, passengers may check the stickers on taxi windows or ask the driver about the e-payment means available. Passengers may also continue to pay in cash. Drivers who have yet to install e-payment means are urged to do so as soon as possible to familiarise themselves with the operations. Photo shows a briefing session hosted by the TD and major e-payment platforms at a district activities centre to proactively engage drivers, so that they understand the operations of e-payment means, and assist them to register as users.

Taxi drivers required to provide e-payment means for passengers' convenience from April 1 (7)

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The Transport Department (TD) today (March 15) reminded taxi drivers that, starting from April 1, 2026, they must provide electronic payment means (e-payment means) to facilitate passengers' payment of taxi fares. Before boarding, passengers may check the stickers on taxi windows or ask the driver about the e-payment means available. Passengers may also continue to pay in cash. Drivers who have yet to install e-payment means are urged to do so as soon as possible to familiarise themselves with the operations. Photo shows a briefing session hosted by the TD and major e-payment platforms at a district activities centre to proactively engage drivers, so that they understand the operations of e-payment means, and assist them to register as users.
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News Events
Photo Date
15 Mar 2026
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5712 x 4284
Price
$ 24
Photo ID
1324306
    
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