Because of its strategic position on the East-West trade route and its function as the entry point to the Mainland, Hong Kong has established itself as a regional centre for transportation and logistics.  The logistics sector and the development of transport infrastructure complement one another.  The advancement of Hong Kong is dependent not only on the city's transportation infrastructure and traffic, but also on the smooth movement of individuals and goods domestically and internationally.  While Hong Kong is moving along the path to normalcy, the Training Board is cautiously optimistic about the prospect of the transport and logistics industry.  The following challenges and opportunities are worthy of note.