Saying there are "too many police officers" recently, some drivers are temporarily refusing to take orders.

Some merchants have changed taxi pick-up and drop-off services to changing cars after passing customs.

In addition, some merchants promoted "direct service without changing cars" on social platforms. When reporters inquired, they said that there was no "no changing cars" service at the moment. Instead, they would arrange taxi pick-up and drop-off in Hong Kong, and other vehicles would be arranged after passing customs. The merchant said, "Now that Hong Kong is suppressing this kind of car, there is a high probability that they will not take your order. They will (let go) the pigeons when the time comes." and explained that "in order to ensure normal travel, the original seven-seater Alphard (Toyota Alphard) has been cancelled, and has been replaced by a legal and compliant seven-seater taxi, which is safe and reliable." Merchants say that changing cars at the checkpoint is "risk-free", but as for not changing cars, "yes, there are risks."

The BIGBANG concert kicked off for the second night last night, and the police continued to crack down on white-plate cars nearby. After the concert ended at 9pm, reporters observed nearby and found that for the second consecutive night, a large number of police officers were stationed and blocked roads in the "black spots" Ma Tau Kok Road and 13th Street. Police officers were also stationed near Xianglong Bay, saying that passengers were not allowed to pick up or drop off passengers there, and reminded drivers not to park on the double yellow lines. Suspected cross-border white-plate vehicles were transferred to a new pick-up point last night, and many private cars with China and Hong Kong license plates were parked near the Kowloon City Ferry Terminal to pick up passengers. The reporter observed at least about 20 private cars with China and Hong Kong license plates there. As for New Pier Street where our reporter witnessed Mandarin-speaking spectators getting on the bus the night before, police officers pulled up an orange belt between the sidewalk and the road there last night to prohibit vehicles from loading and unloading passengers.