Taxi Stands Near You — Hong Kong Taxi Stand Map

In the rain or at peak hour, hailing from the kerb rarely works and the queue at the nearest stand is faster. Tap once and this map lists the taxi stands around you nearest first, each with walking distance and district — 518 across Hong Kong, from Transport Department data.

Finding the Nearest Stand

Tap "use my location" and the map re-centres on you, listing stands nearest first with walking distance in metres. Without location, type an address, mall or MTR station into the search box. Stands cluster around MTR exits, large malls, hospitals, hotels and estate bus termini, and you will find them in town centres and villages outside the urban area too.

Three Taxi Types, Three Operating Areas

Red urban taxis serve most of the territory (except south Lantau and Tung Chung Road). Green New Territories taxis are limited to designated NT areas plus connection points such as the airport, Disneyland and Prince of Wales Hospital, and cannot enter urban Kowloon or Hong Kong Island. Blue Lantau taxis run only on Lantau and to the airport. At a stand in the New Territories or on Lantau the taxis waiting may not be red, so check your destination is inside that type's area before getting in. The taxi fare calculator on this site estimates all three.

When a Stand Beats the Kerb

In rain, late at night, crossing the harbour and after big events, kerbside hailing is hardest and a stand queue is both fairer and faster. Taxis cannot stop in restricted zones, on double yellow lines or at bus stops, so hailing there will not work. Boarding at a cross-harbour stand has one more advantage: you skip the HK$25 return toll for the driver.

Stands and Pick-Up/Drop-Off Points

A taxi stand is where taxis wait and queue for passengers; a pick-up/drop-off point allows only a brief stop to let passengers in or out, with no waiting. The road markings and rules differ. This map lists the stands published by the Transport Department, synced weekly from official open data.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I find a taxi stand near me?
Tap "use my location" and the map lists the stands around you nearest first with walking distance; tap one for directions. Without location, type an address or MTR station name into the search box to see the stands around that point.
How many taxi stands are there in Hong Kong?
This map covers the 518 stands published by the Transport Department across all 18 districts, from the government open data platform, synced weekly.
What is the difference between a taxi stand and a pick-up/drop-off point?
Stands are where taxis wait and queue for passengers; pick-up/drop-off points allow only a brief stop to set down or pick up, with no waiting. Road markings and rules differ.
Do I pay the return toll if I board at a cross-harbour stand?
No. Boarding at a cross-harbour taxi stand means you pay only the HK$25 tunnel toll, not the driver’s HK$25 return toll. Board elsewhere for a destination across the harbour and both apply, HK$50 in total.
Can a green New Territories taxi take me into Kowloon?
No. Green taxis are limited to designated New Territories areas plus connection points such as the airport and Disneyland; they cannot enter urban Kowloon or Hong Kong Island. Take a red taxi for the urban area.
How do I report a driver refusing a hire?
Note the licence plate, time and location, and report it to the Transport Department’s Transport Complaints Unit (hotline 2889 9999) or the police. Refusing a hire without good reason is an offence.
Data source: Transport Department (taxi stand locations) · Data refreshed 2026-10-05 · synced weekly from official open data
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