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Transport systems all ready to go at Huanggang port

The Transport Department on Monday said all signage and information systems at the public transport interchange of the new Huanggang port facility are ready. Information systems would, it stressed, continue to be reviewed and improved based on passenger feedback. In a social media post, the department said it had installed additional display screens at key locations and boarding areas that show…

The Transport Department has announced that Huanggang port's public transport interchange is fully prepared for launch. The department emphasized that information systems will be continuously evaluated and upgraded based on passenger input. To enhance passenger experience, the department installed additional display screens at crucial spots displaying bus and minibus destinations, stops, and boarding positions.

Additionally, prominent directional signages with transport icons, route numbers, and directions have been placed throughout the interchange.

Transport operators have also deployed route signs and queue rails to maintain orderly boarding. During the initial days of the port's opening, service ambassadors will be stationed on the second-floor concourse to assist travelers in selecting the most appropriate routes to reach urban areas.

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