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TRAFFIC ADVICE Temporary Traffic and Transport Arrangements in Causeway TRAFFIC ADVICE Temporary Traffic and Transport Arrangements in Causeway Bay Motorists are advised that to facilitate emergency waterworks, the following temporary traffic and transport arrangements will be implemented from 6.00 am on 21 February 2021 to 6.00 am on 22 February 2021: I. Temporary Traffic Arrangements (a) Road Closure The section of Yee Wo Street westbound between Pennington Street and Hennessy Road will be temporarily closed to all vehicular traffic. (b) Traffic Diversion Affected vehicles heading for Hennessy Road westbound via Yee Wo Street will be diverted via Jardine’s Bazaar. II. Public Transport Arrangements (a) Bus Diversion The following buses will be temporarily diverted: Routes Direction Bus Diversion NWFB 2A, 2X,8, 8P, N8 To Wan Chai via Hing Fat Street, Victoria Park Road, Gloucester Road westbound, Tonnochy Road flyover and Fleming Road. CTB 5B, 5X, N8X To Kennedy Town via Leighton Road, Morrison Hill Road, Tin Lok Lane and Hennessy CTB 11 To Central (Ferry Piers) Road westbound. NWFB 23 To Pokfield Road NWFB 26 To Hollywood Road XHT 914 To Hoi Lai Estate XHT 930X, N930 To Tsuen Wan (Discovery Park) XHT 948 To Tsing Yi (Cheung On Estate) XHT 962B, 962N To Tuen Mun (Chi Lok Fa Yuen) XHT 962X, N962 To Tuen Mun (Lung Mun Oasis) XHT 969, N969 To Tin Shui Wai Town Centre CTB E11, E11A To AsiaWorld-Expo XHT N619 To Central (Macau Ferry) XHT N680 To Kam Ying Court CTB 25A To Wan Chai North Via Gloucester Road, Tonnochy Road Flyover, Harbourd Road and Fleming Road. NWFB 38 To Chi Fu Fa Yuen Via Hing Fat Street, Victoria Park Road, Gloucester Road westbound, NWFB 42 To Wah Fu (South) Percival Street, Leighton Road and Morrison Hill Road. NWFB 65 To Stanley Market CTB 77 To Tin Wan CTB 72 To Wah Kwai Estate Via Gloucester Road westbound, Percival Street, Leighton Road and CTB 72A To Sham Wan Morrison Hill Road. CTB 96 To Lei Tung Estate CTB 592 To South Horizons CTB N72 To Wah Kwai Estate Via Leighton Road and Morrison Hill Road. XHT 112 To So Uk Estate Via Hing Fat Street, Victoria Park Road, Gloucester Road westbound, XHT 116 To Tsz Wan Shan Canal Road Flyover and Canal (Central) Road West. XHT N122 To Mei Foo XHT 108 To Kai Yip Via Leighton Road, Wong Nai Chung Road, Morrison Hill Road and Canal Road West. XHT 673 To Central Via Leighton Road, Morrison Hill Road and Tin Lok Lane. XHT 936 To Shek Wai Kok XHT 968 To Yuen Long (west) XHT N368 To Central (Macau Ferry) (b) Bus Stop Arrangements In connection with the bus diversion, the following bus stops will be suspended or temporarily provided: Routes Suspended Stops Temporary Stops NWFB 2A, 2X, 8, 8P, N8 Hong Kong Central Hing Fat Street Library, Causeway Road/ Paterson Street, Gloucester Yee Wo Street Road Hysan Place, Hennessy Causeway Centre, Harbour Road/ Canal Road East, Road Hennessy Road CNT Tower, Hennessy Road Government Primary School, Hennessy Road CTB 5B, 5X, N8X, Bus stops between Yee Wo Caroline Hill Road, XHT N619 Street and Tin Lok Lane Leighton Road 5B, 5X Craigengower Cricket Club, Leighton Road N8X, N619 Leighton Centre, Leighton Road 5B, 5X, N8X South Pacific Hotel, Morrison Hill Road CTB 11 Hysan Place, Hennessy Caroline Hill Road, Road Leighton Road Canal Road East, Craigengower Cricket Hennessy Road Club, Leighton Road South Pacific Hotel, Morrison Hill Road NWFB 23 Hysan Place, Hennessy Craigengower Cricket Road Club, Leighton Road Canal Road East, Hennessy Road CTB 25A Bus stops between Moreton Paterson Street, Gloucester Terrace and Government Road Primary School Causeway Centre, Harbour Road NWFB 26 Irving Street Caroline Hill Road, Yee Wo Street Leighton Road Tin Lok Lane, Hennessy Craigengower Cricket Road Club, Leighton Road South Pacific Hotel, Morrison Hill Road NWFB 38, 42, 65 Bus stops between Hong Hing Fat Street CTB 77 Kong Central Library and Cannon Street, Gloucester Canal Road bus only road Road Lee Theatre Plaza, Percival Street CTB 72, 72A, 96, 592 Hysan Place, Hennessy Cannon Street, Gloucester Road Road Lee Theatre Plaza, Percival Canal Road bus only road Street XHT 108 Yee Wo Street Leighton Centre, Leighton Canal Road bus only road Road Canal Road West, Canal Road West, XHT 112, 116, N122 Hong Kong Central Hing Fat Street Library, Causeway Road Cannon Street, Gloucester Road Yee Wo Street Canal Road West, Canal Road East, Hennessy Road/ Canal Hennessy Road Road bus only road XHT 914, 948 Yee Wo Street Leighton Centre, Leighton Road XHT 930X, 962B, 962N, Bus stops between Yee Wo Caroline Hill Road, 962X, 969, N930, N962, Street and Tin Lok Lane Leighton Road N969 Leighton Centre, Leighton CTB E11, E11A Road South Pacific Hotel, Morrison Hill Road XHT 673, 936, 968, N368 Yee Wo Street Caroline Hill Road, Tin Lok Lane, Hennessy Leighton Road Road CNT Tower, Hennessy Road CTB N72 Hysan Place, Hennessy Caroline Hill Road, Road Leighton Road Canal Road bus only road Leighton Centre, Leighton Road XHT N680 Yee Wo Street Leighton Centre, Leighton Hysan Place, Hennessy Road Road Craigengower Cricket Tin Lok Lane, Hennessy Club, Leighton Road Road South Pacific Hotel, Morrison Hill Road Appropriate traffic signs will be provided on site to guide motorists. The public transport operator will display notices at the stops to advise passengers of the above temporary arrangements. .
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