In view of an increasing number of major infrastructure projects coming on stream and the need to equip officers for discharging traffic and road management duties with an international standard, Traffic Branch Headquarters (TBHQ) offered a 10-day tailor-made Road Management and Road Safety Audit Training course for 25 officers from March 9 to 20.

 

Incorporating both the practical and theoretical aspects of road management and road safety audit, the training course integrated the former "Strategic Traffic and Road Management Training" and "Road Safety Planning Auditing and Case-based (Road SPACE) Training". 

 

It is the first time TBHQ have organised such training with the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Hong Kong (HKU) with experienced lecturers from the university delivering the course in Chinese. The course was designed to cover a wide range of topics, including Traffic Management Concept, Integrated Traffic Management Design, Technology in Traffic Policing and Road Safety Audit.  

 

The course also benefited from the presentations given by Transport Department, Highways Department, Environmental Protection Department and ICAC.    

 

Senior Superintendent (Traffic Management and Prosecutions Bureau) Pang Shu-hung presented certificates to the trainees who passed an examination upon conclusion of the course.