KMB

KMB, or Kowloon Motor Bus, is a major bus service operator in Hong Kong. Established in 1933, it is one of the oldest and largest transportation companies in the region. KMB operates an extensive fleet of double-decker and single-decker buses servicing a comprehensive network across Kowloon, the New Territories, and certain outlying areas.

KMB is a subsidiary of the Kowloon Motor Bus Holdings Limited, which is jointly owned by NWS Holdings Limited and FirstGroup. The company's services are a critical component of Hong Kong’s public transportation system, complementing the MTR subway network and other bus operators. As of recent years, KMB manages over 400 routes, providing frequent and reliable service to millions of passengers annually.

The fleet primarily consists of modern vehicles equipped with various amenities, including air conditioning, electronic ticketing, and accessibility features to accommodate passengers with special needs. KMB has also adopted environmentally friendly practices, incorporating hybrid and electric buses to reduce emissions and promote sustainability.

KMB’s operations are regulated by the Transport Department of Hong Kong, and it maintains a commitment to safety, punctuality, and service quality. The company's logo features a stylized blue and white design, symbolizing trust and efficiency.

Through its long history and widespread network, KMB has become an integral part of daily life for many residents and visitors in Hong Kong, facilitating urban mobility and supporting the city’s dynamic economy.