Convenience of personnel exchanges, expansion of consumption scale... More and more Hong Kong citizens have realized the "two-way travel" across the Lingdingyang Ocean through the new cross-border travel mode of "free travel of people and vehicles" through "Hong Kong vehicles going north", and the connectivity of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area has added momentum to development. From 0:00 on July 1, "Hong Kong Motor Vehicles Going North" was officially implemented. Qualified Hong Kong motor vehicle owners can enjoy the travel convenience of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area after being approved to make an appointment for customs clearance in Hong Kong. According to statistics, the total number of Hong Kong's single license vehicles passing through the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge has increased in a stepwise manner. As of 17:00 on July 31, more than 6800 vehicles had passed through the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge via "Hong Kong vehicles going north". Hong Kong car owners have responded positively to the "Hong Kong Car North Up" initiative, and the overall operation of "Hong Kong Car North Up" is currently orderly and smooth. According to data from the Transport Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, as of July 27th, there have been over 10000 applications for "Hong Kong vehicles heading north", with approximately 3800 applicants completing all application procedures and obtaining closed road permits. On July 31st, the sixth round of lottery applications for "Hong Kong Vehicles Going North" also began. The fast travel mode and efficient customs clearance environment have attracted more and more Hong Kong citizens to travel to and from Guangdong Province by self driving through the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge for short-term business, family visits or tourism. There have been information sharing groups on social media platforms about "Hong Kong Cars Going North", with high activity. Car owners who are about to go to mainland China will answer questions regarding application, vehicle inspection, insurance, and other related processes; Car owners who have been to mainland China are enthusiastic about sharing their self driving travel strategies and driving experiences. In just one month, Mr. Jiang, the Hong Kong owner, has already made two round-trip trips to Guangdong and Hong Kong through the "Hong Kong Bus North". He stated that it only took about 2 weeks from the first round of application submission to the final completion of all procedures. "You can drive more freely, and it only takes a few minutes to pass the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge, which is faster and more efficient," said Mr. Jiang. The 'Hong Kong Bus northbound' makes it convenient for a family to travel. On weekends, you can take your family to Zhuhai and experience a different urban scenery, "said Hong Kong car owner Mr. Zhong. Due to the policy of "Hong Kong vehicles heading north", each time they enter the mainland, they can stay for a maximum of 30 consecutive days. He stated that this also provides favorable conditions for his commercial investment in mainland cities in the Greater Bay Area. To ensure the smooth implementation of the "Hong Kong vehicle northward journey", Guangdong and Hong Kong have continuously improved various process links, optimized their transportation experience, and provided convenient and efficient supporting services during this period. The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge port optimized the vehicle record management, improved vehicle evacuation, upgraded the port inspection system, and improved the efficiency of port border inspection and clearance. At the same time, many parking lots in Zhuhai, Shenzhen and other places have completed the upgrading and transformation of Automatic identification system and intelligent payment system for Hong Kong and Macao single license cars, providing convenient parking services for Hong Kong and Macao single license cars. As an institution providing cross-border vehicle inspection services, China Inspection Co., Ltd. (CIIC) Automotive Inspection Center officially opened its "Hong Kong Vehicle North" application on June 1st. As of July 27th, a total of 3842 vehicles have been inspected. Zhou Minghui, Vice President of China Inspection Co., Ltd., stated that the China Inspection and Quarantine Automobile Inspection Center has sufficient inspection capacity to meet the needs of Hong Kong car owners. Currently, all successfully booked "Hong Kong Car North bound" vehicles can be delivered at any time