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Annex (Page 1 of 17) Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme for The Annex (Page 1 of 17) Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme for the Elderly and Eligible Persons with Disabilities Extension to Green Minibus Services 407 Route Details of the 127 Operators A. Hong Kong Island Route Origin - Destination The Peak (Public Transport Terminus) - Central (Hong Kong 1 1 Station Public Transport Interchange) Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) - 2 1A Macdonnell Road (Circular) Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) - 3 2 Old Peak Road (Circular) Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) - 4 3 Po Shan Road Central (Hong Kong Station Public Transport Interchange) - 5 3A Conduit Road 6 4A Aberdeen (Shek Pai Wan) - Causeway Bay (Cannon Street) 7 4B Aberdeen (Shek Pai Wan) - Wan Chai (Circular) 8 4C Aberdeen (Shek Pai Wan) - Causeway Bay (Cannon Street) 9 4S Shek Pai Wan - Aberdeen (Circular) 10 5 Aberdeen (Nam Ning Street) - Causeway Bay (Lockhart Road) 11 8 Baguio Villas (Lower) - Central (Exchange Square) 12 8X Baguio Villas (Lower) - Central (Exchange Square) 13 9 Central (Exchange Square) - Bowen Road (Circular) Causeway Bay (Jaffe Road) - Cyberport Public Transport 14 10 Interchange Causeway Bay (Jaffe Road) - Cyberport Public Transport 15 10P Interchange 16 12 Kwun Lung Lau - Sai Ying Pun (Circular) 17 13 Sai Wan Estate - Sai Ying Pun (Circular) 18 14M Causeway Bay (Lan Fong Road) - Moorsom Road (Circular) 19 16A Chai Wan Station - Chung Hom Kok (Cheshire Home) 20 16M Chai Wan Station - Ma Hang / Chung Hom Kok 21 16X Chai Wan Station - Stanley Beach Road 22 18M Chai Wan Station - Cape Collinson (Correctional Institution) Chai Wan Industrial City - Sai Wan Ho (Grand Promenade) 23 20 Public Transport Terminus 24 20M Hing Man Estate - Chai Wan Industrial City 25 21A Causeway Bay (Lan Fong Road) - Lai Tak Tsuen (Circular) Remark: Routes on the list include all their overnight services, short-working services, special services and supplementary services. Annex (Page 2 of 17) Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme for the Elderly and Eligible Persons with Disabilities Extension to Green Minibus Services 407 Route Details of the 127 Operators Route Origin - Destination 26 21M Causeway Bay (Lan Fong Road) - Tai Hang Drive (Circular) 27 22 Pok Fu Lam Gardens - Central (Exchange Square) 28 22S Pok Fu Lam Gardens - Central (Central Ferry Piers) 29 22X Pok Fu Lam Gardens - Central (Central Ferry Piers) 30 23 Kennedy Town (Hau Wo Street) - Pok Fu Lam (Circular) 31 23M Chi Fu Fa Yuen - Kennedy Town (Hau Wo Street) (Circular) 32 24A Admiralty Station (Drake Street) - Shiu Fai Terrace (Circular) 33 24M Mount Butler - Admiralty Station (Drake Street) 34 25 Upper Braemar Hill - Causeway Bay (Circular) Stubbs Road (Hong Kong Adventist Hospital) - Causeway Bay 35 26 (Hoi Ping Road) (Circular) 36 27 Ap Lei Chau (Wai Fung Street) - Aberdeen (Sai On Street) 37 28 Baguio Villa (Upper) - Causeway Bay (Sun Wui Road) 38 28S Baguio Villa (Upper) to Causeway Bay (Sun Wui Road) Ap Lei Chau Estate - Shum Wan Road Public Transport Terminus 39 29 (Circular) 40 29A Ap Lei Chau Estate - Ocean Park (Tai Shue Wan) Happy Valley (Holly Road) - Causeway Bay (Lan Fong Road) 41 30 (Circular) 42 31 Tin Wan Estate - Causeway Bay (Jaffe Road) 43 31X Tin Wan Estate - Causeway Bay (Jaffe Road) 44 32 Kornhill - Shau Kei Wan Station 45 32A Mount Parker Lodge - King's Road (Cityplaza) (Circular) 46 33 Kornhill - North Point (Marble Road) 47 33M Kornhill - Taikoo Station (Circular) 48 35M Aberdeen (Shek Pai Wan) - Wan Chai (Johnston Road) 49 36 Ap Lei Chau (Ping Lan Street) - Wan Chai (Stewart Road) 50 36A Ap Lei Chau (Ping Lan Street) - Wan Chai (Stewart Road) Ap Lei Chau Praya Road - Causeway Bay (Lee Garden Road) 51 36S (Circular) Ap Lei Chau (Ping Lan Street) - Causeway Bay (Lee Garden 52 36X Road) (Circular) Ap Lei Chau (Ping Lan Street) - Lei Tung Estate / Ap Lei Chau 53 37 Estate (Circular) Remark: Routes on the list include all their overnight services, short-working services, special services and supplementary services. Annex (Page 3 of 17) Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme for the Elderly and Eligible Persons with Disabilities Extension to Green Minibus Services 407 Route Details of the 127 Operators Route Origin - Destination Ap Lei Chau (Ping Lan Street) - Ap Lei Chau Estate / Lei Tung 54 37A Estate (Circular) 38 Aberdeen (Sai On Street) - Lei Tung Estate (Circular) (Overnight 55 (overnight) Service) 56 39C Yue On Court (Ap Lei Chau) - Aberdeen (Circular) 57 39M Yue On Court (Ap Lei Chau) - Tin Hau Station Aberdeen (Nam Ning Street) - Sham Wan Towers (Ap Lei Chau) 58 39S (Circular) 59 40 Stanley Village - Causeway Bay 60 40X Stanley (Stanley Prison) - Causeway Bay 61 43M Fung Wah Estate - Chai Wan Station (Circular) 44M Chai Wan Station - Siu Sai Wan Estate (Circular) (Overnight 62 (overnight) Service) 63 45A Western District (First Street) - Conduit Road (Circular) Siu Sai Wan Phase III - Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern 64 47E Hospital (Circular) 65 47M Chai Wan Station - Siu Sai Wan Phase III (Circular) 66 47S Chai Wan Station - Harmony Garden (Circular) Chai Wan Station (Lee Chung Street) - Pamela Youde Nethersole 67 48M Eastern Hospital 68 49M Tin Hau Station - Braemar Hill (Circular) 69 50 Yiu Tung Estate - Sai Wan Ho (Circular) 70 51 Tin Wan Estate - Aberdeen (Circular) 71 51A Wah Kwai Estate - Tin Wan Estate (Circular) 72 51S Wah Kwai Estate - Aberdeen (Circular) 73 52 Aberdeen (Shek Pai Wan) - Stanley Prison 74 54 Central (Ferry Piers) - Queen Mary Hospital (Circular) 75 54M Kennedy Town Station - Queen Mary Hospital (Circular) 76 54S Mount Davis Road to Central (Ferry Piers) Queen Mary Hospital - Central Station (Connaught Road Central) 77 55 (Circular) 78 56 Mid-Levels (Robinson Road) - North Point (Marble Road) 79 56A Mid-Levels (Robinson Road) - Causeway Bay (Circular) 80 58 Aberdeen (Wu Nam Street) - Kennedy Town Station 81 58A Aberdeen (Wu Nam Street) - Kennedy Town (North Street) Remark: Routes on the list include all their overnight services, short-working services, special services and supplementary services. Annex (Page 4 of 17) Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme for the Elderly and Eligible Persons with Disabilities Extension to Green Minibus Services 407 Route Details of the 127 Operators Route Origin - Destination 82 58M Bel-Air on the Peak - Kennedy Town Station Kennedy Town Station - Shum Wan Road Public Transport 83 59 Terminus Aberdeen (Tung Sing Road) - Shum Wan Road Public Transport 84 59A Terminus Aberdeen (Tung Sing Road) - Shum Wan Road Public Transport 85 59B Terminus (via The Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society) (Circular) Heng Fa Chuen Public Transport Interchange - Siu Sai Wan 86 62 (Cheerful Garden) (Circular) Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) Public Transport Interchange - Heng 87 62A Fa Chuen Public Transport Interchange 88 63 South Horizons - Queen Mary Hospital 89 63A Aberdeen - Wah Fu Estate (Circular) Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital - North Point (Fort 90 65 Street) Chai Wan (Hong Man Street) - Quarry Bay (via Pamela Youde 91 65A Nethersole Eastern Hospital) (Circular) 92 66 Aldrich Bay - Chai Wan (Wan Tsui Road) (Circular) Aldrich Bay - Pamela Youde Nethesole Eastern Hospital 93 66A (Circular) 94 68 Aldrich Bay - Quarry Bay (Hoi Wan Street) (Circular) 95 69 Cyberport - Quarry Bay (Shipyard Lane) (Circular) 96 69A Cyberport - Aberdeen (Circular) 97 69X Cyberport - Causeway Bay (Lockhart Road) (Circular) B. Kowloon Route Origin - Destination 1 3 Tsim Sha Tsui (Ashley Road) - Cosmopolitan Estates 2 5M Waterloo Hill (Hok Yu Lane) - Mong Kok Station (Circular) Kowloon City (Wyler Gardens) - Tsim Sha Tsui East (Science 3 7 Museum Road) (Circular) 4 8 Tsim Sha Tsui (Hankow Road) - Ho Man Tin Estate 8 5 Chung Hau Street - Tsim Sha Tsui (Hankow Road) short-working Remark: Routes on the list include all their overnight services, short-working services, special services and supplementary services. Annex (Page 5 of 17) Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme for the Elderly and Eligible Persons with Disabilities Extension to Green Minibus Services 407 Route Details of the 127 Operators Route Origin - Destination Tsim Sha Tsui (Hankow Road) - Ho Man Tin Public Transport 6 8S Interchange 7 12 Pak Tin - Mong Kok East Station 8 12A Cosmopolitan Estates - Mong Kok East Station 9 12B Metro Harbour View - Mong Kok East Station 12B 10 Metro Harbour View - Sai Yeung Choi Street South special service 11 12S Tai Kok Tsui (Cherry Street) - Mong Kok East Station (Circular) 12 13 Kowloon Tong (Broadcast Drive) - Hung Hom Ferry Concourse 13 13A Kowloon Tong (Broadcast Drive) - Lok Fu Centre Kai Shing Street - Kowloon Bay Station (Wai Yip Street) 14 15 (Circular) 15 16 Jat's Incline (Choi Wan Estate) - Ping Shek Estate (Circular) 16 16A Fung Shing Street - Ping Shek Estate (Circular) 17 16B Scenic View - Ping Shek Public Transport Interchange 18 16S Aria - Ping Shek Estate (Circular) 19 17M Kowloon Hospital - Prince Edward Station (Circular) 20 22A Lok Wah Estate - Kwun Tong Ferry (Circular) 21 22M Lok Wah Estate - Kwun Tong Station (Circular) Kwun Tong (Wan Hon Street) - Tung Yan Street Temporary 22 23 Public Light Bus "Scheduled" Service Terminus Tung Yan Street Temporary Public Light Bus "Scheduled" 23 23B Service Terminus - Cha Kwo Ling 24 23C Laguna City - Yau Tong Station (Cha Kwo Ling Road) (Circular) Tung Yan Street Temporary Public Light Bus "Scheduled" 25 23M Service Terminus - Lam Tin Station (Sin Fat Road) Laguna City Public Transport Terminus - Lam Tin Station (Sin 26 23S Fat Road) 27 24 Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry - Lam Tin (Circular) Hing Tin (Pik
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