# Hong Kong legalizes ride-hailing, tens of thousands rush to sit the exam: a small app selling a HK$58 question bank, and the short business of "new exam question banks" · Mobile app

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> A new exam made registrations spike and four in ten candidates fail, so test-takers will pay a little for a question bank. Similar apps are almost all free and this one charges, and Hong Kong's Top Paid chart has a low bar, so a few sales are enough to chart. The actual scale is very small.

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Taxi & Ride-Hailing Practice · sze man ling

# Hong Kong legalizes ride-hailing, tens of thousands rush to sit the exam: a small app selling a HK$58 question bank, and the short business of "new exam question banks"

**What it is** A drill app that helps Hong Kongers prepare for the taxi and ride-hailing written exam: question bank, mock tests, a map for local-knowledge questions, a city-wide wrong-answer ranking and an AI tutor. One payment of HK$58, no subscription, no ads.

**Why it took off** The new exam drove registrations way up, and about four in ten candidates fail, so test-takers are willing to spend a little on a question bank. Almost every similar app is free, and this is the only one charging, and the Hong Kong paid chart is an easy bar to clear, so a few dozen sales are enough to chart. The real scale is small.

**C** **How you could follow it** Don't try to squeeze into this Hong Kong exam. Use its timing playbook instead: watch local exams whose rules just changed and whose registrations are about to spike, list a one-time-purchase question bank named after the official exam a few weeks before the first sitting, then push it through candidate forums and communities.

C grade: this Hong Kong exam is already crowded with a dozen free apps, and this one has only sold a few hundred copies. The "one-time question bank for a new exam" play is worth copying, but every market is small and the window is short, and you still have to beat the free competitors to it.

Data (updated daily) · Launched 2026-08-28 · Hong Kong rating 9 · Best overall paid-chart rank #138 (Hong Kong) for 11-08 · Charted in 11-08 1 stores

iOS · Top Paid overall rank · By store

Data 2026-11-06 → 2026-11-08 (3 days, 2 observations). Lower rank is higher; gaps mean it wasn't charted that day

iOS · Number of stores charted (top 200 on any chart)

Data 2026-11-06 → 2026-11-08 (3 days, 2 observations)

iOS · Ratings · Hong Kong

Data 2026-11-06 → 2026-11-08 (3 days, 3 observations). Apple doesn't publish download counts; rating growth is a proxy for downloads.

The Taxi and Ride-hailing Comprehensive Practice is an iOS app that helps Hong Kongers prepare for the comprehensive taxi and ride-hailing written exam. It's a one-time purchase of HK$58, with no subscription or ads. It listed in Aug 28, 2026, two weeks before the new exam's first sitting. In Nov 6 it reached #8 on the Hong Kong Education paid chart. It looks like it's gaining traction, but it has only 9 ratings worldwide. It charts because nearly every similar app is free and this one charges, and the Hong Kong paid chart is easy to get onto. What's worth studying is the play: when exam rules change, list a paid question bank ahead of the first wave of candidates.

### Aug 3, registration for the new exam opens

In Aug 3 2026, the Hong Kong Transport Department began accepting applications for the new comprehensive taxi and ride-hailing written exam. Ride-hailing is being legalized, and anyone who wants to drive for a ride-hailing platform has to pass this exam first. More than a thousand online applications came in on the first day (Sing Tao). In September, registrations for the month exceeded 11k. Under the old taxi exam, the average was about 1,800 per month, so volume rose roughly 5 times (Ming Pao, 9-11). By mid-October, registrations passed 15k.

The exam is not easy. It has 65 questions and runs 45 minutes. You have to pass both Part A (operating knowledge, local areas, routes) and Part B (road user rules) to pass overall. The Transport Department's first 14 exam dates had a pass rate of "over 60%", meaning nearly four in ten candidates fail (Sing Tao, 10-21). Each attempt costs HK$510. Ride-hailing licences are planned with a cap of 10k and may be allocated by lottery, with the first batch of platforms expected to be announced in late November (udn), so candidates want to pass early.

For an exam that costs HK$510 per attempt, where four in ten people fail and everyone is in a hurry, spending HK$58 on a question bank doesn't feel expensive to candidates. In Aug 28, developer sze man ling put this app on the Hong Kong App Store.

### What it is

The first line of the store page reads: "One-time purchase! No subscription, no ads. Absolutely no scams." The features show real care:

- **Question bank** : The official site says Part A has 796 questions and Part B has 370, about 1,166 in total, rewritten from the Transport Department's public textbook. The bank's changelog is up to version 44.

- **Location questions open a map** : Tap a question about a street or building and it jumps to Google Maps, or to the Chinese Wikipedia page, so you don't have to memorize place names.

- **Top 20 most-missed questions** : Anonymous stats across all Hong Kong users, ranking the 20 questions people get wrong most, plus your own top 10 mistakes. This went live in version 1.2.3 on Sep 28.

- **Mock exams** : Paced like the real test, Part A first, then Part B. You can print an A4 mock paper.

- **AI tutor** : Answers questions based on the Transport Department's public excerpts, with a daily usage cap.

- Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and English, matching the languages you can pick on the test-centre computer.

- No Android app. Android users use the web version, which charges separately through Stripe, and progress doesn't sync with iOS.

The only review is a five-star from Sep 4: "Most of the questions are pretty good. After buying I updated the AI first, and I haven't gotten an answer wrong yet."

### How much has it actually sold?

Not much. In Nov 6 it ranked #193 on the Hong Kong overall Top Paid chart and #8 in Education Top Paid, with 9 ratings worldwide, all five stars (App Store, 11-06).

#8 in Top Paid sounds good, but the Hong Kong Top Paid bar is low. On a given day, overall Top Paid #180 to #200 usually has only 0 to 45 ratings, and the top 20 of Education Top Paid includes apps with 0 ratings. So "#8 in Education Top Paid" probably means a handful of sales a day (inferred). The official site has a counter that showed "users have answered 65,033 multiple-choice questions" in early October. Someone seriously studying would work through hundreds of questions, so the user base is probably in the hundreds (inferred).

### Where users come from

- **App Store search** . The app name uses the exam's official title, "的士及網約車綜合", so candidates searching for the exam name find it. It appears alongside "10-minute taxi test", "學神筆記" and "筆試2026" in each other's "Customers also bought" lists.

- **Official site** . taxi.dmhongkong.com has tons of Q&A-style pages, each section opens with a "Short answer", and the page literally says "Answer engines and candidates need both views". Clearly written for Google and AI search. There's also a free trial of 20 questions. But when I search "的士筆試" and "網約車筆試" on Brave, it doesn't show up in the top 20 results. The ones ranking above it are the Transport Department, 学车王, HK01, and competitor sites.

- **论壇和社群没有它** 。LIHKG、Threads、Facebook「香港網約車司機討論區」里，大家推荐的是学车王、《的士及網約車筆試 2026》这些免费 App。TikTok 和 X 上，香港考生几乎不讨论这件事。

- **Ads** : No sign of paid ads.

### Who it's competing with

This niche is crowded, and almost all of it is free.

| Competitors | Scale | How it differs |
|---|---|---|
| 學車王 "Hong Kong Taxi and Private Car Hire Comprehensive Written Test" | Launched 2020, iOS 2,119 ratings in Hong Kong, 37k installs on Google Play | An old player. Free with in-app purchases and online courses, repeatedly recommended on forums |
| "的士及網約車筆試 2026" (EC TECHNOLOGY) | Launched 2023, iOS 1,248 ratings, up 9 in 34 days; 13k installs on Play | Completely free. A driver on YouTube recommends it as "one three-hour mock exam pass" |
| "1 Take Pass" | Launched in April 2026, iOS 129 ratings, 2,452 installs on Play | Free, and it got a head start four months early |
| "10-minute taxi written test + private car hire written test" (taxihk.com) | iOS 37 ratings, 996 installs on Play | Free trial first, then in-app purchases. Its website ranks in search results. The closest match to this app |
| TaxiPass, 合格神器, 筆試神器 2026, and others | Launched between 8 and October, each with 0 to 7 iOS ratings | Free apps that flooded in after the new rules |
| Transport Department booklets, free web question banks, and question banks from driving schools and ride-hailing platforms | — | Free, or used as a lead magnet for courses or platforms |

Of all these free products, it's the only one that charges upfront. It appears on the paid chart because free apps don't rank there, so it has almost no competition in that chart. But by users, it has less than 1% of the free veteran's audience.

### This approach is working elsewhere

The same playbook already exists on the Hong Kong App Store. SUET MUI NG's "社署投考全攻略" sells for HK$128 and ranked #2 in Education Top Paid in Nov 6. The same developer's "入境處投考全攻略" sells for HK$98 and ranked #11. Civil service exams, licensing exams, new qualification exams: each gets a one-time-purchase question bank in a low-bar regional paid chart. None is big, but they need almost no promotion.

This developer account has only two apps. The other is a Mongolian translation app, which suggests an indie developer who builds whatever topic has an opening.

### If it were you

**The verdict** : Don't squeeze into the Hong Kong taxi and ride-hailing written tests. This slot already has a dozen apps, and most are free. The move worth copying is timing: publish a paid question bank just before the first sitting of a newly announced exam.

**Who it suits** : Indie developers who watch government policy notices for a specific region. People who can turn public textbooks into a question bank within a few weeks and build a mock exam. People who are fine with every sale being small.

**Who it doesn't suit** : People who want a long-term product with steady growth. When the exam rush fades, demand drops with it.

**How to do it** : Watch for exams where the rules just changed and sign-ups could jump suddenly, such as newly opened licences, revised civil service exams, or new professional certifications. Prefer local-language exams that big companies won't bother with. Launch within a few weeks of the announcement, use the exam's official name as the app name, and sell a one-time purchase priced around a tenth of the exam fee. Copy the most useful features of this app: mock exams that follow the real structure, a wrong-answer review loop, and a leaderboard of the most-missed questions across users. With no Android app, add a web version that takes payment through Stripe.

**How to get users** : Rely on App Store search for the exam's official name, plus a website written around candidates' actual questions. This app shows a website alone isn't enough: its site doesn't rank in search, and nobody mentions it on forums. So get into candidates' Facebook groups and forums early, and find one or two YouTubers who talk about exam prep. The free rivals grew through forum word-of-mouth and driver recommendations.

**When to launch** : Before the new exam's first sitting. This app launched more than two weeks before the first sitting and still only captured a small share, because one rival got a four-month head start.

**Signs you've misread it** : The exam's sign-up numbers don't spike. Or free apps on the same topic already crowd the field before you launch, with someone ahead of you on the paid chart. Or the government releases a free, good official mock exam.

Data as of 2026-11-06. This app's sales aren't public. The estimates of a few sales a day and hundreds of users are inferred from chart thresholds and the official site's counter.

[iOS store page ↗](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6801989232)

**Research notes: competitor table, acquisition evidence, full research report**

Competitors

| Name | Where | Launched | Scale | How it differs from this one |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong Taxi and Private Car Hire Comprehensive Written Test - Driving Test King (學車王) | iOS | 2020-04 | iOS HK 2,119 reviews; Play 3.7 ten-thousand installs; HK Education Free/Top Grossing #13–32 | Old veteran, free with courses/in-app purchases, forum word-of-mouth. This app is paid one-time, with more detailed features, but no brand |
| "的士及網約車筆試 2026" (EC TECHNOLOGY) | iOS | 2023-07 | iOS 1,248 reviews (9 up 34 in one day); Play 1.3 ten-thousand installs | Completely free, with YouTube driver recommendations. This app charges HK$58 |
| "的士及網約車筆試 1 Take Pass" | iOS | 2026-04 | iOS 129 reviews; Play 2,452 installs | Free, got a head start 4 months early |
| "10-minute taxi written test + private car hire written test" (Pickmy AI / taxihk.com) | iOS | 2026-04 | iOS 37 reviews, Education Top Grossing #83–192; Play 996 installs | Free trial then in-app purchases, SEO site ranks in search; this app sells a one-time purchase up front |
| Hong Kong Taxi and Private Car Hire Comprehensive Written Test - Hong Kong 學神筆記 | iOS | 2025-10 | 19 reviews, 2.3 stars | Free/in-app purchases, poor reviews |
| TaxiPass, 合格神器, 筆試神器 2026 and other free apps after the new rules | iOS | 2026-08 to 10 | 0–7 ratings each | Free, simple features |
| Transport Department official booklets and mock exams | Web | 2026-08 | Official | Free and authoritative; this app's questions are rewritten from these public materials |
| Free web question banks such as apophislee.github.io, and question banks from driving schools and OKGO ride-hailing platforms | Web | 2026 | Unverified | Free, or used to drive traffic to courses/platforms |

Where users come from

- **Verified** **App Store search and "Customers also bought"** : appears alongside same-topic apps under "You might also like"; the name uses the exam's official title

- **Verified** **Official site SEO/AEO + free 20-question trial** : taxi.dmhongkong.com has lots of FAQ/Short answer pages, but on Brave it doesn't rank in the top 20 results for related terms

- **Verified** **Web App (Stripe) covers Android** : the official site FAQ says there is no Play version; Web and iOS are sold separately

- Inferred **Forum / Threads / FB word of mouth** : no posts naming it turned up; the ones recommended are free apps like Driving Wang

- Inferred **Paid ads** : none found; our ad library doesn't track it

## Research report on Taxi & Ride-Hailing Comprehensive Practice (iOS id6801989232)

> Research date 2026-11-06. Storefronts checked: our appstore database scanned all 115 storefronts; this app is listed only in HK and has charted only in HK (`app.seen_in = hk`).

### One line

A paid study app for the Hong Kong "Taxi & Ride-Hailing Comprehensive Written Test" (applications opened 2026-08-03), sold as a one-time purchase at HK$58, with question banks, mock papers, a citywide wrong-answer Top 20, and an AI tutor. Developer sze man ling (copyright listed as DOBBY MIDNIGHT), listed 2026-08-28.

### Conclusion first

**It hasn't really "taken off" yet** . It's riding a wave of exam applications from a regulatory change, and it's still small:

- It has only 9 ratings (all 5 stars);

- Our database started recording it on 2026-10-28, and it first charted on 2026-11-06: #193 on the HK overall Top Paid chart and #8 in Education Top Paid;

- The Hong Kong Top Paid bar is very low. On the day, many Apps ranked #180–200 on the overall Top Paid chart have only 0–45 ratings, and some Apps in the top 20 of Education Top Paid also have only 0 ratings (the 社署投考全攻略 app is priced HK$128 and ranks #2). So "#8 in Education Top Paid" probably means only a handful of sales a day (inference).

It differs from its peers in only two ways: **pricing model** (over a dozen similar apps are almost all free or free-with-in-app-purchases; only this one requires an upfront HK$58 one-time purchase); and **product quality** (local questions jump to Google Maps/Wikipedia with one tap, a citywide wrong-answer Top 20, an AI tutor, three languages, printable A4 mock papers, and a separate Web App for Android users). The demand came from the regulatory event; these two differences make it visible on the paid chart, but they haven't brought it more users than the established free products.

### 1. Why it took off: timing

- The Transport Department began accepting applications for the "Taxi & Ride-Hailing Comprehensive Written Test" in 2026-08-03, with the first sittings in mid-September (td.gov.hk/tc/.../tarhvcwt).

- Applications surged: over 1.1 10,000 people applied in September alone; the old taxi written test averaged about 1,800 people a month, roughly a 5-fold increase (Ming Pao 2026-09-11). By mid-October over 1.5 10,000 had applied, the pass rate was about 60%, and nearly 40% failed (two Sing Tao 2026-10 articles and a Sing Tao Threads post). udn reported about 1.6 10,000 applicants.

- The ride-hailing licence cap is planned at 1 10,000, with a possible lottery; the first platforms are due to be announced at the end of November (udn). Applicants have a reason to move fast.

- The test fee is HK$510 and the pass rate is only about 60%, so a HK$58 study tool is small money for candidates. That is the basis for its willingness to charge.

- The app was listed 2026-08-28, more than two weeks before the exam opened, and caught the first wave.

### 2. Where users come from: growth tactics (evidence found)

| Channel | Evidence | Confirmed |
|---|---|---|
| Store search and "Customers also bought" | On Apple's "You might also like", it appears alongside "10-minute Taxi Test", "Study God Notes", "Written Test 2026", and "Easy Driving" (apps.apple.com/us/app/6801989232?see-all=customers-also-bought-apps). The name directly uses the exam's official title, "Taxi & Ride-Hailing Comprehensive". | Yes |
| Official site SEO/AEO + free 20-question trial | taxi.dmhongkong.com has lots of FAQ pages, a "Short answer" Q&A structure and guide pages, and says on the page "Answer engines and candidates need both views", clearly aimed at Google/AI search engines; it also offers a free 20-question trial. | Yes (done); effect not seen: on Brave, it isn't in the top 20 results for "Taxi written test", "Ride-hailing written test", or "…mock test". Ranking above it are the Transport Department, Driving Wang, HK01, TaxiHK, and apophislee.github.io. |
| Web App for Android users | No Google Play version; Android users use the Web App, paid via Stripe, sold separately from iOS with progress not synced (official site FAQ). | Yes |
| Social and forums (LIHKG / Threads / FB groups / YouTube) | No posts naming this app turned up. On LIHKG, the FB "Hong Kong ride-hailing driver forum", and Threads, the ones recommended are free apps like Driving Wang, "Taxi & Ride-Hailing Written Test 2026", and Study God Notes. In an FB group someone said "paid $48,1 once and passed", but we can't see which app they meant (login required). | No |
| Paid ads | None found; our ad library doesn't track it. | Unverified |
| TikTok / X | Searching TikTok for "taxi written test" and "ride-hailing written test" returns mostly US DMV and Taiwan content; x-radar had 60 posts in the last 0 days. Hong Kong candidates aren't on these two platforms. | No |

The official site counter reads "Our users have answered 65,033 multiple-choice questions" (scraped via Jina, page dated around 2026-10-08). If each person answers several hundred questions, that points to a user base in the hundreds (inferred).

### 3. Competitors (who else does the same thing)

Sources: appstore database hk storefront app_snapshot (2026-11-06); googleplay database app_profile; web search.

| Competitors | Where | Launched | Scale | How it differs from this one |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong Taxi & Ride-Hailing Comprehensive Written Test - Driving Wang (Lemongene) | iOS + Android | 2020-04 | iOS HK 2,119 ratings; Play 3.7 10,000 installs; HK Education free/grossing charts ranked #13–32 (November); the main "Driving Wang" app has 1.1 10,000 ratings and online courses. | Established, free with in-app purchases/courses, repeatedly recommended on forums. This app is a paid one-time purchase with more "learning-science" features, but has no brand or word of mouth. |
| "的士及網約車筆試 2026" (EC TECHNOLOGY) | iOS + Android | 2023-07 | iOS 1,248 ratings (10-28→11-06, up 34); Play 1.3 10,000 installs; Education free chart around #21–53. | Completely free, with a YouTube driver recommending "three hours of continuous mock practice, pass in one go". This app charges HK$58. |
| Taxi & Ride-Hailing Written Test 1 Take Pass (Oprayo/hklocals) | iOS + Android | 2026-04 | iOS 129 reviews; Play 2,452 installs | Free; got a head start 4 months early on both the old and new systems. |
| "10-minute taxi written test + private car hire written test" (Pickmy AI / taxihk.com) | iOS + Android + website | 2026-04 | iOS 37 ratings, Education grossing chart ranked #83–192; official site claims 1,216 questions; Play 996 installs. | Free download with a trial allowance and in-app upgrades (try first, buy later). Has an SEO site taxihk.com that ranks in search results. The closest to this app, but its payment comes later. |
| Hong Kong Taxi and Private Car Hire Comprehensive Written Test - Hong Kong 學神筆記 | iOS | 2025-10 | 19 ratings, 2.3 stars; #11-06 in the Education free chart 22. | Free/in-app purchases, poor reviews |
| TaxiPass Taxi Written Test, HK Taxi & Ride-Hailing Written Test Passing Tool, Taxi & Ride-Hailing Written Test APP, Written Test Tool 2026 edition, HK Taxi & Ride-Hailing Mock Written Test, Taxi & Ride-Hailing Comprehensive Written Test (Foodmatesss), etc. | iOS | 2026-08-23 to 10-06 | 0–7 ratings | They're all free apps that flooded in after the new system launched, same wave as this app |
| Transport Department official booklet / mock exam papers | Web | — | Official | Free and authoritative; this app's questions were rewritten from the public study materials |
| apophislee.github.io, hk-taxistarter, open-exam-prep, OKGO ride-hailing official site, driving schools (Qingqiao, Xueche Wang online courses) | Web / open source / offline | 2026 | Unverified | Free web question banks, or tools that platforms and driving schools use as lead magnets |

**Bottom line** : crowded niche, almost all free. This app is the only paid-upfront one in the same space (the older Foodmatesss "的士地方筆試 2024 Pro" at HK$8,0 is the other).

### 4. Differentiation, and whether it's the reason it took off

- **Pricing model** : one-time purchase upfront at HK$58, explicitly saying "no subscription, no ads, no sign-up required, family sharing supported", aimed at the ads and in-app purchase walls of the free competitors. That's why it shows up on the paid chart: free apps don't compete on the paid chart, and the paid chart's bar is low. So its visibility on the paid chart comes from **the pricing model plus the chart structure** , not from greater demand than the others.

- **Product** : local-question coverage linked to Google Maps and Chinese Wikipedia, a city-wide anonymous Top 20 of wrong answers, a wrong-answer pool on rotation, an AI tutor (answers based on the Transport Department's public excerpts), exam countdown reminders, printable A4 mock papers, three languages (matching the test-centre computer languages), and a question-bank changelog now at version 44. It's a seriously built product, and the only review complaint is "most of the questions are pretty good".

- **Is that the reason** : partly. Users come because of the regulatory event; choosing it over the free options is most likely because it looks the most complete and ad-free in search results. But its scale (9 ratings) is far below the established free apps (1,000–2,000 ratings), so the differentiation has **not** turned into a scale advantage.

### 5. How many people have seen it

- Revenue isn't public, no founder has posted earnings, no media outlet or big X account has written about it, and forums and Threads have no one recommending it by name. → **Still little known** .

- Copycats: I haven't seen anyone specifically copy the "paid one-time purchase" model. The free apps in the same niche flooded in from 8 to October, but that followed the regulatory event, not this app.

### 6. What others can borrow

1. **Regional regulated exam + new-system switchover = short-term demand spike** : candidates will pay for a one-off tool (exam fee HK$510, study tools are a small fraction). Launching two weeks before the new system takes effect catches the first wave.

2. **The paid chart bar is very low in niche categories** : in the HK education paid chart, apps with 0 ratings appear in the top 20. The same approach works for SUET MUI NG's "社署投考全攻略" (HK$128, education paid #2) and "入境處投考全攻略" (HK$98, #11). One-time-purchase question banks for Hong Kong civil-service and licensing exams are a small model that can be replicated.

3. One question bank, native iOS plus a Web App (Stripe) covering Android, plus an AEO-optimised official site.

4. Community-data features like the wrong-answer Top 20 get more useful as users grow, which is one reason to pay.

### 7. What's uncertain

- Actual sales: that paid #193 / education #8 corresponds to how many downloads a day is an inference; our data has only a 11-06 chart record for this single day, and no rating-growth curve (rating count 9, no daily-increase data).

- Which day the 65,033 question count refers to, and how many paying users there are, isn't known.

- Whether it has run Meta/Google ads: not verified.

- The relationship between the developer "sze man ling" and the rights holder "DOBBY MIDNIGHT" is unclear. Another app under the same developer account is a Mongolian translation app (com.CLD.mongoltalk), which looks like an indie developer switching topics.

- Whether the exam rush continues or fades quickly after the ride-hailing platforms and licence issuance (late November).

### Sources

- Apple lookup: itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=6801989232&country=hk (v1.2.3,2026-09-28, HK$58,9 ratings)

- App Store page: apps.apple.com/hk/app/id6801989232; "customers also bought" page apps.apple.com/us/app/6801989232?see-all=customers-also-bought-apps

- Official site: taxi.dmhongkong.com/en; Web App: taxi.dmhongkong.com/web-taxi-parta-quiz/app

- appstore database (agent-im server, 2026-11-06): app, app_name, app_snapshot, app_day, chart_rank, v_chart

- googleplay database app_profile (2026-11-06)

- Transport Department: td.gov.hk/tc/public_services/licences_and_permits/driving_test/tarhvcwt/index.html

- Ming Pao 2026-09-11: "The taxi and ride-hailing comprehensive written exam: 1.1 ten-thousand people sign up in a single month"; Sing Tao stheadline.com/society/3627617, 3627956; udn money.udn.com/money/story/6721/9837477; Sing Tao Threads @singtaoheadline

- Competitor sites: taxihk.com, drivingking.hk, apophislee.github.io/hong-kong-taxi-written-test-practice

- Forums: lihkg.com/thread/4018314, 2564530; FB group 1623879031186246 posts (login required, only summaries visible); YouTube watch?v=XzE0Pi8Z7Co

- Search: Jina s.jina.ai, Brave (country=HK); TikHub TikTok search; x-radar

This article was written by AI from public data and the data we collect daily. Numbers are sourced, and inferences are labeled.