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Can you drive on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge?

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Scott

07/30/25 9:39am

You can drive on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, and private cars are also allowed to use it, but a toll is required. Additional information is as follows: 1. Bridge location: The Hong Kong link road of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge starts from San Shek Wan on Lantau Island in the west, runs eastward through the Sha Lo Wan waterway to the southern part of the Chek Lap Kok Island, then turns northward via Scenic Hill, and follows the eastern coastline of Chek Lap Kok to the Hong Kong Port Artificial Island; the Zhuhai link road starts from the Zhuhai-Macao Port Artificial Island in the east, runs westward through the southwestern waters of Gongbei Bay, the land border special management area of Maoshengwei, the Qian Shan River, and the White Face General Mountain, to the northeastern part of Gongwan Port; the Macao link road starts from the Zhuhai-Macao Artificial Island, passes through the Friendship Roundabout to the new reclamation area. 2. Traffic matters: The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge adopts a "three places, three checks" customs clearance model, with Zhuhai and Macao using a "joint inspection, single release" customs clearance mode; drivers on the bridge drive on the right, and upon reaching the Hong Kong and Macao port areas, the driving direction automatically adjusts to the left according to the road direction. The "joint inspection, single release" model is adopted.

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