Veolia Transport Brings New Expertise to Run Hong Kong Tramways

French multinational Veolia has acquired a 50 percent stake in Hong Kong Tramways to assume the daily management of Hong Kong’s iconic tram system. Veolia said it wants to use Hong Kong as a springboard to China and the rest of Asia. Founded in 1904, Hong Kong Tramways operates the world’s largest double-deck tram fleet. Available video includes shots of Hong Kong trams and soundbite with Bruno Charrade, Head of Operations, Veolia Transport China and Managing Director of Hong Kong Tramways, on Veolia’s plans in Asia.

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