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(Tung Chung (Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus) - Tung Chung North (Ying Tung Estate)) NLB Route No Traffic Advice Service Adjustments of NLB Route No. 37 (Tung Chung (Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus) - Tung Chung North (Ying Tung Estate)) NLB Route No. 37H (Tung Chung North (Ying Tung Estate) to Tung Chung West (Mun Tung Estate) (via North Lantau Hospital) (Circular)) Members of the public are advised that the routeings, timetables and headways of NLB Routes No. 37 and No. 37H will be adjusted with effect from their first departures on 7 February 2021 (Sunday); whilst Route No. 37H will change to operate in circular routeings. Details of the services after adjustments are as follows: Route NLB Route No. 37 (Tung Chung (Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus) - Tung Chung North (Ying Tung Estate)) Routeings From Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus via Yat Tung Street, Chung Yan Road, Yu Tung Road, Chung Mun Road, Chung Yat Street, Chung Mun Road, Yu Tung Road, Shun Tung Road, Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung Station Bus Terminus, Tat Tung Road, Shun Tung Road, Tung Chung Waterfront Road, Wai Tung Road, Man Tung Road, Kin Tung Road, Man Tung Road and Ying Tung Road. From Ying Tung Estate via Ying Tung Road, Man Tung Road, Kin Tung Road, Man Tung Road, Wai Tung Road, Tung Chung Waterfront Road, Shun Tung Road, Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung Station Bus Terminus, Tat Tung Road, Shun Tung Road, Yu Tung Road, Chung Mun Road, Chung Yat Street, Chung Mun Road, Yu Tung Road, Chung Yan Road and Yat Tung Street. Service Hours From Yat Tung Estate: From Mondays to Fridays (except school holidays) 4.05 p.m. and 4.15 p.m. (2 trips in total) From Ying Tung Estate: From Mondays to Fridays (except school holidays) From 6.40 a.m. to 8.05 a.m. Frequency From Yat Tung Estate: 2 trips during Peak Hours From Ying Tung Estate: 15 - 20 minutes Full Fare $3.2 Route NLB Route No. 37 (Tung Chung (Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus) - Tung Chung North (Ying Tung Estate)) Additional 1) Yu Tung Road outside Mun Tung Estate Bus Stops 2) Chung Yat Street outside Hong Kong Christian College 3) Chung Mun Road eastbound near Chung Yat Street 4) Yu Tung Road outside Fuk Yat House of Yat Tung Estate 5) Yu Tung Road outside Yung Yat House of Yat Tung Estate Cancelled Bus 1) Tung Chung Development Pier Stops Route NLB Route No. 37H (Tung Chung North (Ying Tung Estate) to Tung Chung West (Mun Tung Estate)(via North Lantau Hospital)(Circular)) Routeing From Ying Tung Estate via Ying Tung Road, Man Tung Road, Kin Tung Road, Man Tung Road, Wai Tung Road, Tung Chung Waterfront Road, Tung Chung Development Pier, Tung Chung Waterfront Road, Shun Tung Road, Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung Station Bus Terminus, Tat Tung Road, Shun Tung Road, Yu Tung Road, Chung Yan Road, Yat Tung Street, Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus, Yat Tung Street, Chung Yan Road, Chui Kwan Drive, North Lantau Hospital, Chui Kwan Drive, Chung Yan Road, Yu Tung Road, Chung Yan Road, Yat Tung Street, Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus, Yat Tung Street, Chung Yan Road, Yu Tung Road, Shun Tung Road, Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung Station Bus Terminus, Tat Tung Road, Shun Tung Road, Tung Chung Waterfront Road, Tung Chung Development Pier, Tung Chung Waterfront Road, Wai Tung Road, Man Tung Road, Kin Tung Road, Man Tung Road and Ying Tung Road. Service Hours From Ying Tung Estate: Daily From 6.10 a.m. to 12.15 a.m. of the following day Frequencies 20 minutes during Peak Hours Full Fare $3.2 Additional 1) Kin Tung Road outside Caribbean Coast Phase 1 Bus Stops 2) Tung Chung Development Pier Route NLB Route No. 37H (Tung Chung North (Ying Tung Estate) to Tung Chung West (Mun Tung Estate)(via North Lantau Hospital)(Circular)) 3) Tung Chung Station Bus Terminus 4) Yu Tung Road outside Mun Tung Estate 5) Yu Tung Road outside Fuk Yat House of Yat Tung Estate 6) Yu Tung Road outside Yung Yat House of Yat Tung Estate 7) Yat Tung Street outside Kui Yat House of Yat Tung Estate 8) Yat Tung Estate Public Transport Terminus Cancelled Bus 1) Tat Tung Road opposite Citygate Stops 2) Man Tung Road outside Caribbean Coast Phase 1 Notices will be put up by bus companies to advise passengers of the service arrangements. .
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