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New Fares of Citybus and NWFB Take Effect on 20 January New fares of Citybus and NWFB take effect on 20 January (14 January 2019, Hong Kong) New fares of Citybus (Franchise for Hong Kong Island and Cross- Harbour Bus Network) (“Citybus Franchise 1”) and New World First Bus (“NWFB”) routes will take effect at 2:30am on 20 January 2019. The fares of Citybus North Lantau and Airport routes will remain unchanged. The new fare tables are now available at NWFB and Citybus website. Passengers can also view the new fares at bus stops and through the mobile application, or call the NWFB customer service hotline 2136 8888 / Citybus customer service hotline 2873 0818 for details. – END – Page 1 of 1 Citybus (Franchiase One) New Fare Table Effective from 20/1/2019 Route From Fare Route From Fare Route From Fare Route From Fare 1 Felix Villas <> Happy Valley (Upper) $3.7 90 Ap Lei Chau Estate <> Central (Exchange Square) $5.1 Tate's Cairn Tunnel Toll Plaza > Sheung Wan $17.0 Wu Tsui House Wu King Estate > Tuen Mun (Lung Mun Oasis) $4.8 1P Wong Nai Chung Road > Central; Central > Happy Valley (Upper) $3.7 Lap Tak Lane > Central (Exchange Square) $3.7 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Sheung Wan $10.4 967 Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) <> Admiralty (West) $22.7 5B Kennedy Town <> Causeway Bay / Hong Kong Stadium $3.7 Aberdeen Tunnel Toll Plaza > Ap Lei Chau Estate $3.2 Old Wan Chai Police Station > Sheung Wan $6.1 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Admiralty (West) $9.8 5X Kennedy Town <> Causeway Bay (Whitfield Road) $4.7 90B South Horizons <> Admiralty (East) $6.2 307C Tai Po Tau > Wan Chai (HKCEC) $22.7 Western Fire Services Street > Admiralty (West) $6.1 Two International Finance Centre > Causeway Bay (Whitfield Road) $3.7 Queen Mary Hospital > Admiralty (East) $5.2 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Wan Chai (HKCEC) $9.8 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) $15.5 6 Central (Exchange Square) <> Stanley Market $8.5 Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park > Admiralty (East) $3.7 Macau Ferry > Wan Chai (HKCEC) $6.1 Tai Lam Tunnel Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) $9.3 Repulse Bay Beach > Stanley Market $4.9 Queen Mary Hospital > South Horizons $4.6 307P Tin Hau Station <> Tai Po (Ting Tai Road) $22.7 Kenswood Court Kingswood Villas > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) $3.9 Stanley Village > Stanley Market $2.9 Wah Fu Road > South Horizons $3.2 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tai Po (Ting Tai Road) $13.3 967X Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) $22.7 Stanley Plaza > Central (Exchange Square) $7.8 90C Ap Lei Chau Main Street > Central (Jardine House) $5.1 Kwong Fuk Estate > Tai Po (Ting Tai Road) $6.1 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) $15.5 Repulse Bay Beach > Central (Exchange Square) $5.7 Khalsa Diwan Sikh Temple > Central (Jardine House) $3.7 Tai Po Centre Phase 5 > Tai Po (Ting Tai Road) $5.5 Tai Lam Tunnel Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) $9.3 Bowen Road > Central (Exchange Square) $4.9 93C Ap Lei Chau Main Street / Tin Wan > Caine Road $5.7 Tate's Cairn Tunnel Toll Plaza > Tin Hau Station $17.0 Kenswood Court Kingswood Villas > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Yan Estate) $3.9 Wah Yan College Hong Kong > Central (Exchange Square) $3.7 Queen Mary Hospital > Caine Road $5.2 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tin Hau Station $10.4 Tin Yan Estate > Causeway Bay (via Tin Shui Wai North) $22.7 6A/6X Central (Exchange Square) <> Stanley Fort (6A)/Stanley Market(6X) $9.0 95C Ap Lei Chau Estate <> Chi Fu Fa Yuen $3.3 Munsang College (Hong Kong Island) > Tin Hau Station $6.1 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Causeway Bay (via Tin Shui Wai North) $9.8 Repulse Bay Beach > Stanley $4.9 Aberdeen Promenade > Chi Fu Fa Yuen / St. Peter's Church > Ap Lei Chau Estate $3.1 606 Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) <> Choi Wan (Fung Shing Street) $10.4 Immigration Tower > Causeway Bay (via Tin Shui Wai North) $6.1 Stanley Village > Stanley $2.9 95P Tin Wan Estate > Ap Lei Chau Estate $3.3 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Choi Wan (Fung Shing Street) $6.1 969 Tin Shui Wai Town Centre <> Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) $22.7 Repulse Bay Beach > Central (Exchange Square) $5.7 St. Peter's Church > Ap Lei Chau Estate $3.1 Choi Wan St. Joseph's Primary School > Choi Wan (Fung Shing Street) $5.5 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) $9.8 Deep Water Bay > Central (Exchange Square) $4.9 96 Lei Tung Estate <> Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) $5.1 Healthy Village > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $6.1 Western Fire Services Street > Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) $6.1 Khalsa Diwan Sikh Temple > Central (Exchange Square) $3.7 Lap Tak Lane > Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) $3.7 Tai Hong House > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $4.8 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $15.5 7 Shek Pai Wan <> Central (Ferry Piers) $5.7 Aberdeen Tunnel Toll Plaza > Lei Tung Estate $3.2 606A Choi Wan (Fung Shing Street) <> Yiu Tung Estate $10.4 Tai Lam Tunnel Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $9.3 Queen Mary Hospital > Central (Ferry Piers) $4.5 97 Lei Tung Estate <> Central (Exchange Square) $5.1 Healthy Village > Yiu Tung Estate $6.1 Tsui Sing Lau > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $3.9 Western Police Station > Central (Ferry Piers) $3.7 Lap Tak Lane > Central (Exchange Square) $3.7 Tai Hong House > Yiu Tung Estate $4.8 969A Fleming Road > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $22.7 Queen Mary Hospital > Shek Pai Wan $4.3 Aberdeen Tunnel Toll Plaza > Lei Tung Estate $3.2 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Choi Wan (Fung Shing Street) $6.1 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $15.5 Hing Wo Street > Shek Pai Wan $3.0 97A Ap Lei Chau Main Street / Lei Tung Estate <> Sham Wan $2.7 Choi Wan St. Joseph's Primary School > Choi Wan (Fung Shing Street) $5.5 Tai Lam Tunnel Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $9.3 8S Happy Valley Racecourse > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $8.5 98 Lei Tung Estate <> Aberdeen (Chengtu Road) $2.7 606X Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) <> Kowloon Bay $11.7 Yiu Fung House Tin Yiu Estate > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $3.9 Gordon Road > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $6.5 99 South Horizons <> Shau Kei Wan $7.5 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Kowloon Bay $6.1 Tin Shui Wai Town Centre > Admiralty $22.7 A Kung Ngam Road > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $4.9 Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter > Shau Kei Wan $4.3 Shau Kei Wan > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $4.8 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Admiralty $9.8 8X/19 Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) <> Happy Valley (Lower)(8X) / (Upper)(19) $6.2 Model Housing Estate > Shau Kei Wan $3.3 608 Kowloon City (Shing Tak Street) <> Grand Promenade $9.8 Central (Macau Ferry) > Admiralty $6.1 Healthy Gardens > Happy Valley (Lower)(8X) / (Upper)(19) $4.1 Sai Wan Ho Station > Shau Kei Wan $2.6 Healthy Village > Grand Promenade $4.8 969B Wan Chai <> Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $22.7 Tsing Fung Street > Happy Valley (Lower)(8X) / (Upper)(19) $3.7 Kam Hong Street > South Horizons $6.7 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Kowloon City (Shing Tak Street) $4.8 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $15.5 Leighton Road > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $4.7 Tsing Fung Street flyover > South Horizons $5.7 619/619X Central (Macau Ferry) <> Shun Lee Estate $10.4 Tsui Sing Lau > Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $3.9 Island Place > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $4.3 Aberdeen Tunnel Toll Plaza > South Horizons $3.2 Luard Road > Shun Lee Estate $9.8 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Wan Chai $9.8 A Kung Ngam Road > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $3.3 99X South Horizons / Ap Lei Chau Main Street > Sai Wan Ho $7.5 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Shun Lee Estate $6.1 Central (Macau Ferry) > Wan Chai $6.1 10 Kennedy Town <> North Point Ferry Pier $3.7 North Point Fire Station > Sai Wan Ho $3.3 Chun Wah Court(619) / Sau Fai House Sau Mau Ping Estate(619X) > Shun Lee Estate $5.5 969C Maywood Court Kingswood Villas > Taikoo (Kornhill Plaza) $23.5 11 Central (Ferry Piers) <> Jardine's Lookout $6.6 260 Central (Exchange Square) <> Stanley Market $11.4 Island Place > Central (Macau Ferry) $6.1 North Point Fire Station > Taikoo (Kornhill Plaza) $6.9 Stewart Road > Jardine's Lookout $4.1 Repulse Bay Beach > Stanley Market $7.1 619P Shun Lee Estate > Central (Macau Ferry) $10.4 Sunway Gardens > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Shui Estate) $23.5 Li Kwan Avenue > Central (Ferry Piers) $4.1 Stanley Village > Stanley Market $2.9 Old Wan Chai Police Station > Central (Macau Ferry) $6.1 Pottinger Street > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Shui Estate) $22.7 12 Central (Ferry Piers) <> Robinson Road $4.6 Repulse Bay Beach > Central (Exchange Square) $7.1 621 Central (Hong Kong Station) <> Laguna City $11.1 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Shui Estate) $15.5 12A Admiralty (Tamar Street) <> MacDonnell Road $4.6 Old Wan Chai Police Station > Central (Exchange Square) $3.7 Eastern Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Laguna City $6.1 Yiu Fung House Tin Yiu Estate > Tin Shui Wai (Tin Shui Estate) $3.9 12M Admiralty (Tamar Street) <> Park Road $4.6 314 Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) <> Stanley (Beach / Market) $7.4 Causeway Centre > Central (Hong Kong Station) $6.1 969P Tin Shui Wai Town Centre > Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) $22.7 19P Shau Kei Wan > Happy Valley (Upper) $5.1 Turtle Cove > Stanley / Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $5.2 671 Ap Lei Chau (Lee Lok Street) <> Diamond Hill Station $11.9 Western Harbour Crossing Toll Plaza > Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace) $9.8 Healthy Gardens > Happy Valley (Upper) $4.1 Eastern Hospital > Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) $3.3 Lap Tak Lane > Diamond Hill Station
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