Traffic Advice KMB Recreation Service Route No. 91R Members of Public Are Advised That KMB Route No. 91R Will Be Operated from 2

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Traffic Advice KMB Recreation Service Route No. 91R Members of public are advised that KMB Route No. 91R will be operated from 25 June 2020 to 30 August 2020. The service details of the route are as follows: Route: KMB Route No. 91R (Clear Water Bay to Choi Ming) Routeing: Tai O Mun Road, Clear Water Bay Road, Hang Hau Road, Po Ning Road, Sheung Ning Road, Chung Wa Road, Pui Shing Road, Ngan O Road, Chiu Shun Road, Po Yap Road, Tong Chun Street, Tong Ming Street, Po Shun Road, Chui Ling Road, King Ling Road, Tiu Keng Leng Public Transport Interchange, King Ling Road and Choi Ming Street. Headways: 30 mins Service From 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Sundays and Public Holidays only Hours and between 25 June 2020 and 30 August 2020 Period: Fare: $10.50 per single journey Bus Stops: 1. Clear Water Bay Second Beach Public Transport Interchange 2. Tai Au Mun Road near Clear Water Bay First Beach 3. Tai Au Mun Road opposite to Tai Wan Tau Road 4. Clear Water Bay Road opposite to Sheung Sze Wan Road 5. Clear Water Bay Road opposite to Leung Fai Tin Lower Road 6. Clear Water Bay Road opposite to Ha Yeung Village 7. Clear Water Bay Road opposite to Sheung Yeung Village 8. Clear Water Bay Road opposite to Pan Long Wan Road 9. Clear Water Bay Road outside High Junk Peak 10. Clear Water Bay Road near Mang Kung Uk Village 11. Clear Water Bay Road near Mang Kung Uk Road 12. Clear Water Bay Road opposite to Silver Cape Road 13. Clear Water Bay Road near Hang Hau Road 14. Hang Hau Road near Shui Bin Village 15. Hang Hau Road opposite to Tseung Kwan O Hospital 16. Po Ning Road outside Hang Hau Sports Centre 17. Chung Wa Road opposite to East Point City 18. Ngan O Road outside Hei Ming House Yuk Ming Court 19. Po Yap Road near Bauhinia Garden 20. Tong Chun Street outside Tseung Kwan O Station 21. Tong Ming Street outside Tong Ming Street Park 22. Chui Ling Road opposite to Hong Kong Design Institute 23. Tiu Keng Leng Station Public Transport Interchange 24. Choi Ming Public Transport Interchange Notices will be put up by KMB at the concerned bus termini and stops to advise passengers of the above arrangements. For the service details of KMB Route No. 91R, please visit Transport Department website ( www.td.gov.hk ) or KMB website (www.kmb.hk ) or call KMB Customer Service Hotline at 2745 4466. .

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