According to Hong Kong media, a survey shows that Hong Kong is the best city in the world for transportation. As reported by the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post, the survey included 84 major cities worldwide. The survey states that Hong Kong has the "most advanced urban transport system in the world," where public transport is the primary mode of travel, and it is one of the cities with the lowest number of registered cars per capita globally.
In the previous urban transport survey conducted in 2011, Hong Kong also ranked at the top. In 2014, Hong Kong scored 58.2 out of 100 points, followed by Stockholm with 54.7 points, Amsterdam in third place, Copenhagen in fourth, Vienna in fifth, and Singapore in sixth.
In this survey, London ranked 9th, Tokyo 19th, Beijing 28th, and Guangzhou followed closely in 29th place. This "Urban Mobility Index" report was released by the international consulting firm Arthur D. Little. The report states that Hong Kong's MTR system is "impressive," and the widespread use of the Octopus card also helps Hong Kong maintain its position as the best city for transportation. The report notes: "Hong Kong is densely populated, and the MTR solves this problem rather than making it a burden on the city." Hong Kong has "set a good example in developing an effective transport system."
Transportation conditions are closely related to the lives of citizens. As an investment immigration agency with its group headquarters in Hong Kong, Worldway possesses a comprehensive customer service system, providing applicants with over twenty types of follow-up services for a period of seven years. In 2014, the "Worldway Service Year," the company further upgraded its overseas services to assist clients in areas such as investment consulting, settling down, property purchase, schooling, childbirth, business operations, and finance and taxation, ensuring they have no worries or concerns.
