The hot weather, quickly passing motorbikes, the walking people checking at their phones and the occasional Ding-Ding sound — it’s 2 pm at Causeway Bay Terminus!
Causeway Bay Terminus, one of the big Ding-Ding terminus in Hong Kong island, is located roughly in the middle of the tramline. This station is always full of people. Everyone seems to be rushing to do something important. But do you notice that sometimes there is a group of Ding Ding drivers who are chatting with their colleagues there?
The photographer went there and captured the moment when Ding Ding drivers were relaxing and chatting in the afternoon.
One driver is holding a mini-fan because he said it was too hot at 2 pm. (Maggie Zhang)
There are many Ding Dings near the Causeway Bay pedestrian overpass. (Maggie Zhang)
At the Causeway Bay Terminus, there are many Ding Ding drivers are relaxing and chatting with each other. (Maggie Zhang)
The Ding Ding is approaching to Causeway Bay Terminus. (Maggie Zhang)
Two Ding Ding drivers are talking while looking at the passing cars. (Maggie Zhang)
Tags: Ding Ding, Hong Kong Street, JMSC