The first time the TIR mode of transport is used to transport bonded goods in the Greater Bay Area.

On February 2nd, an international road transport vehicle entered the Shenzhen Qianhai Comprehensive Bonded Zone. After successfully loading headphones and other bonded goods, it completed all supervision processes such as sealing and verification by the Shekou Customs under Shenzhen Customs, and drove out of the bonded zone checkpoint. This is the first time the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has used the TIR mode to transport bonded goods, successfully opening up a new and efficient, convenient, adaptable, and cost-effective logistics channel for cross-border transportation of bonded goods. TIR is the abbreviation for the "International Road Transport Convention" led by the United Nations, which is currently the most widely recognized and widely used international road transport facilitation convention. Since January of this year, companies can easily complete various customs procedures declarations through the TIR exclusive module in the international trade "single window", truly achieving the full transport process of "one declaration, direct delivery by one vehicle, and one box to the end", completely resolving the key bottlenecks of cross-border efficient logistics in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.