Hourly services at Hong Kong’s first automated public car park have partially resumed following a suspension of operations for an urgent system update just two days after its debut.
In a reply to the Post, the Architectural Services Department said on Friday that hourly parking services for larger vehicles had resumed at noon, while those for private cars would begin again shortly.
The department said it was aware of the instability of the car parking system on Tong Yin Street in Tseung Kwan O,...
Hourly services at first automated Hong Kong public car park partially resume
Published 2 days ago
Source: scmp.com

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