Find a workshop by vehicle type
Not every workshop takes every vehicle. Goods vehicles, taxis, light buses and motorcycles each need different equipment and skills, so starting from the vehicle saves ringing round.
Private cars
1256Registered workshops handling private cars, from routine servicing to mechanical and electrical repair.
View workshops →Light goods vehicles
671Workshops taking light goods vehicles under 5.5 tonnes — the second most-served vehicle type.
View workshops →Medium goods vehicles
298Workshops for medium goods vehicles of 5.5 to 24 tonnes, concentrated in the New Territories and industrial areas.
View workshops →Heavy goods vehicles
220Large workshops equipped for heavy goods vehicles above 24 tonnes.
View workshops →Taxis
133Workshops serving taxis, most of which also handle LPG fuel systems.
View workshops →Light buses
111Workshops serving public and private light buses.
View workshops →Buses
100Workshops able to service buses, many of which are franchised operators’ own depots.
View workshops →Motorcycles
100Registered workshops taking motorcycles — a relatively small and concentrated group.
View workshops →Articulated tractors and trailers
92Heavy workshops handling tractors and trailers, mostly near the container terminals and boundary crossings.
View workshops →How are these types defined?
These come from the Transport Department register, where each workshop declares which vehicle types it services. A workshop can declare several — private cars and light goods vehicles, for instance.
Goods vehicles are split by permitted gross weight: light up to 5.5 tonnes, medium 5.5 to 24 tonnes, heavy above 24. The heavier the vehicle, the larger the lifting equipment and bay needed, so fewer workshops qualify and those that do cluster in the New Territories and industrial areas.