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TRAFFIC ADVICE Fare Adjustment for Hong Kong Island Public Light Bus TRAFFIC ADVICE Fare Adjustment for Hong Kong Island Public Light Bus (Scheduled) Service Route Nos. 1, 1A, 2, 3, 3A and 28 (28M) (28S) Members of the public are advised that the fares on the following Public Light Bus (Scheduled) Service on Hong Kong Island will be adjusted with effect from 8 August 2021 (Sunday) as follows: Route No. New Fares Route No. 1 Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) – The Peak Full Fare Central (Hong Kong Station Public $ 10.9 Transport Interchange) – The Peak Section Fares The Peak bound Guildford Road to The Peak $ 5.1 Matilda International Hospital to The $ 1.3 Peak Section Fares Central bound Guildford Road to Central $ 5.1 Pedder Street to Central (Hong Kong $ 1.3 Station Public Transport Interchange) Route No. New Fares Route No. 1A Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) to MacDonnell Road (Circular) Full Fare Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) to MacDonnell $ 5.3 Road Section Fares Central bound Pedder Street to Central $ 1.3 Route No. New Fares Route No. 2 Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) to Old Peak Road (Circular) Full Fare Central (Hong Kong Station Public $ 7 Transport Interchange) to Old Peak Road Section Fares Central bound Pedder Street to Central (Hong Kong $ 1.3 Station Public Transport Interchange) Route No. New Fares Route No. 3 Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) – Po Shan Road Full Fare Central (Hong Kong Station Public $ 7 Transport Interchange) – Po Shan Road Section Fares Po Shan bound Conduit Road House No. 11 to Po Shan $ 3.5 Road Section Fares Central bound Po Shan Road to House No. 20 Conduit $ 5 Road House No. 20 Conduit Road to Central $ 3.5 Pedder Street to Central $ 1.3 Route No. New Fares Route No. 3A Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) – Conduit Road Full Fare Central (Hong Kong Station Public $ 7 Transport Interchange) – Conduit Road Section Fares Conduit Road bound House No. 11 Conduit Road to Conduit $ 3.5 Road/Kotewall Road junction Section Fares Central bound Conduit Road/Kotewall Road junction to $ 5 House No. 20 Conduit Road House No. 20 Conduit Road to Central $ 3.5 Pedder Street to Central $ 1.3 Route No. New Fares ($) Route No. 28 (28M) (28S) Baguio Villa (Upper) – Causeway Bay (Sun Wui Road) Full Fare Baguio Villa (Upper) – Causeway Bay $ 10.6 (Sun Wui Road) Section Fares Causeway Bay bound Upper Baguio Villa to Pok Fu Lam Road $ 7.9 near Exit C1 of HKU Station Baguio Villa to Queen Mary Hospital $ 6.9 Sassoon Road to Chater Road $ 6.3 Sassoon Road to Causeway Bay $ 8.7 Pokfield Road to Causeway Bay $ 6.9 Kennedy Road to Causeway Bay $ 6.3 Queen’s Road East to Causeway Bay $ 2.6 Section Fares Baguio Villa bound Causeway Bay to Kennedy Road $ 6.9 Kennedy Road junction with Queen’s Road East to Kennedy Road junction $ 6.9 with Cotton Tree Drive Kennedy Road to Baguio Villa $ 8.7 Caine Road to Baguio Villa $6.3 Queen Mary Hospital to Baguio Villa $ 3.7 Baguio Villa (lower) to Baguio Villa $1.3 (upper) .
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