The Transport Department said on October 16, 2026, that special traffic and public transport arrangements were planned at Huanggang Port during peak passenger periods over the three-day holiday around the Chung Yeung Festival, which was due to begin the following day, October 17. It said travellers should plan journeys early, choose boundary control points suited to their needs and need not rush to use the new port.

Under the reported plan, franchised bus frequencies could rise to every two to three minutes at peak times, while green minibus and cross-boundary coach frequencies could reach every three to four minutes. The department said it would work with operators to add standby vehicles and staff, monitor conditions through its Emergency Transport Co-ordination Centre and deploy staff at interchanges and busy stops. At San Tin Public Transport Interchange, passengers could interchange to bus services serving seven MTR stations across three lines, three routes to North District, or Long Win Bus route A43P to the airport and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port, according to the announcement.

The department also said a Huanggang Port button had been added to its HKeMobility app and that public transport overviews were posted at San Tin interchange. It said information was being shared with travel agencies and visitors through the Travel Industry Authority and the Travel Industry Council of Hong Kong.