An overcrowded bus crashed in northern Ethiopia, killing at least 31 people and injuring dozens more. The bus veered off a mountainous road and plunged into a 100-meter-deep ravine. Poor infrastructure and lack of ambulance services contributed to the high death toll.
Industry leaders in Hong Kong are calling for the government to expand its planned mandate for driver-monitoring systems on public buses to other transport modes and upgrade road infrastructure to reduce traffic accidents.
Hong Kong police are launching a two-week crackdown on distracted driving and jaywalking following a 42% increase in traffic fatalities in the first five months of 2026. 51 people died, with pedestrians making up half the fatalities.
Hong Kong police are launching a two-week crackdown on distracted driving and jaywalking following a 42% surge in traffic fatalities from January to May 2026, with pedestrians making up half the 51 deaths.
Traffic accidents in Rio de Janeiro have increased by 8% compared to last year, averaging 105 incidents daily. Vehicle collisions are the most common type, followed by vehicle falls and pedestrian accidents. Over 13,000 people were hospitalized in the state last year, with motorcyclists being the most affected.
A major traffic accident on Hong Kong's Fanling Highway injured 23 people on Thursday morning. A minibus, a double-decker bus, and a truck collided, causing significant damage to the minibus and temporarily closing the road.
A man in his 40s died Wednesday afternoon following a traffic accident on County Road 919 between Ödeshög and Vadstena. The cause of the accident is unclear, but police suspect no crime. The road was closed during rescue operations.
President Erdoğan announced a decrease in traffic accidents during the Bayram holiday, attributing it to infrastructure investments and increased safety measures. He highlighted significant progress in road, rail, and air transport, emphasizing ongoing projects and the historical significance of Istanbul's conquest.
Following a fatal accident southwest of Christchurch, the Chinese consulate revealed details. The South China Morning Post provided road safety tips for driving abroad, highlighting the challenges of adapting to driving on the left side of the road and vehicle, as noted by Ringo Lee Yiu-pui.
Two Hong Kong tourists died in a car crash in New Zealand. The Chinese consulate in Christchurch confirmed the incident. Road safety concerns are raised, particularly for Hong Kong drivers adapting to driving on the left.
Two tourists from Hong Kong died and two others were injured in a single-vehicle crash near Rakaia, New Zealand on Friday, May 15. The Chinese consulate in Christchurch confirmed the incident and is providing consular assistance.
An elderly man in his 70s died after falling on a KMB bus in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong on Saturday. He was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital and pronounced dead. Police are investigating the incident as a fatal traffic accident.
Traffic accidents involving animals in Hong Kong have skyrocketed more than 11-fold over the past four years, with advocacy groups attributing it to a wave of pet abandonments and the blurring of urban-rural boundaries caused by large-scale development. The latest data submitted to the Legislative Council on Wednesday showed reports of animal-related traffic accidents received by police surged from 36 cases in 2021 to 416 in 2025. However, authorities do not maintain a district-level breakdown...
A 67-year-old driver has been arrested after his vehicle reportedly lost control at a border checkpoint in a traffic accident that killed his 62-year-old wife. Police received a report at 4.41am on Monday that a private car had rammed into multiple traffic cones and a kiosk before coming to rest on its side on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge near 80 Shun Wan Road. The car, bearing the number plate ZZ9**2, was headed towards Hong Kong when the accident took place, with the driver and passenger...
Hong Kong police are investigating two separate fatal traffic accidents that occurred on Tuesday morning, resulting in the deaths of two women. In the first incident, a 36-year-old man driving a light goods vehicle struck a 30-year-old woman from mainland China near Yau Tong MTR station, killing her. In the second case, a 67-year-old man driving a coach struck a 41-year-old woman near a park on Kwu Tung Road. Both drivers have been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving causing death.
