Smart Traffic Fund approves two projects

     The Transport Department (TD) today (November 11) announced that two projects under the 27th batch of the Smart Traffic Fund have been approved by the Management Committee, with a total grant of around $17.9 million.

     The two approved projects in the latest batch cover:
 

  1. Developing a system that leverages Large Language Model technology to automate the generation of temporary traffic arrangements, assist in formulating temporary traffic arrangements covering different stages of works, and support related planning and management; and
  2. Developing a bus driving simulator cockpit and training system that uses generative artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse bus operational data, driving footage and accident data, and simulate real-world driving scenarios, providing bus drivers with personalised training and enhancing their awareness of potential accident risks.

 
     Details of the projects are available on the Fund's website (stf.hkpc.org).

     The Fund accepts applications throughout the year to provide funding support to local organisations and enterprises for conducting research and applying innovation and technology, with the objectives of enhancing commuting convenience, enhancing the efficiency of the road network or road space, and improving driving safety. All applications are considered and assessed in batches by the Management Committee, which is chaired by the Deputy Commissioner for Transport/Planning and Technical Services, and comprises representatives from the Government, experts in the industry and relevant stakeholders.

     The TD appeals to interested organisations and enterprises to participate to help make the Fund a success and to build Hong Kong into a more liveable and sustainable city by driving Hong Kong towards a new era of transportation.

     Application details are available on the Fund's website. For enquiries, please contact the Hong Kong Productivity Council, the Secretariat of the Fund, on 2788 5536 or stf_sec@hkpc.org.

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