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Residents’ Service Route No. : NR960A Destinations : The Scenicwoods – Yuen Long Tai Cheung Street (Circular) Routeing (The Scenicwoods – Yuen Long Tai Cheung Street) via Kam Shui South Road, Kam Sheung Road, Tung Wui Road, Kam Sheung Road Station Public Transport Interchange, Tung Wui Road, Kam Sheung Road, Kam Tin Road, Au Tau Interchange, Castle Peak Road, Yuen Long On Lok Road, Yuen Long Tai Cheung Street, Sai Tai Street, Kuk Ting Street, Castle Peak Road, Long Yat Road, Castle Peak Road, Au Tau Interchange, Kam Tin Road, Kam Sheung Road, Tung Wui Road, Kam Sheung Road Station Public Transport Interchange, Tung Wui Road, Kam Sheung Road and Kam Shui South Road. Stopping Places To Yuen Long Pick Up : 1. Estate road inside The Set Down : 1. The general lay-by at Kam Sheung Scenicwoods Road Station near exit D 2. Kam Shui South Road 2. No. 26 Yuen Long Tai Cheung near L/P 4984 Street 3. Kam Shui South Road near L/P FA7010 4. Kam Shui South Road near L/P V7081 To The Scenicwoods Pick Up : 1. No. 26 Yuen Long Tai Set Down : 1. Kam Shui South Road opposite to Cheung Street L/P V7081 2. The general lay-by at 2. Kam Shui South Road near L/P Kam Sheung Road FA7010 Station near exit D 3. Kam Shui South Road near L/P 4984 4. Estate road inside The Scenicwoods Departure time : Mondays to Saturdays (except public holidays) 1. 10.20 a.m. 2. 1.20 p.m. 3. 5.20 p.m. Sundays and public holidays 1. 10.20 a.m. 2. 5.20 p.m. Fare : $8.0 per single journey Name of the operator : Hing Lung Property Consultants Contact Number : 5910 1733 .

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