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Existing Bus-Bus Interchange Schemes Provided by Citybus Limited CB(1)61/02-03(01) Existing bus-bus interchange schemes provided by Citybus Limited (Franchise for Airport and North Lantau routes) (“Citybus F2”), Long Win Bus Company Limited (“LW”) and New World First Bus Services Limited (“NWFB”) (Position as at 30 September 2002) Schemes provided by Citybus F2 (7 schemes) District/Area Interchange location / Fare Discount Operators/ Routes involved Central & Western 1. Sai Ying Pun $3.4 — Citybus F1 (i.e. franchise for HKI and XH routes) and F2 — 1 airport route + 4 HKI routes — A12 ⇔ 5 / 5A / 5B / 10 2. Central (Scheme 1) $4.7 - $13.0 — Citybus F1 & F2 — 2 airport routes + 13 HKI routes + 1 WHC route — A11 / A12 ⇔ 37A / 37B / 40M / 70 / 75 / 90 / 90B / 97 / 6 / 6A / 6X / 61 / 260 / 973 3. Central (Scheme 2) $4.0 - $6.1 — Citybus F1 & F2 — 2 airport routes + 7 HKI routes — A11 / A12 ⇔ 1 / 3B / 11 / 12 / 12A / 12M / 25A 4. Admiralty MTR (W) Bus Terminus $1.5 — Citybus F1 & F2 — 1 airport E-route + 6 WHC routes + 4 HKI routes — E11 / 930 / 962 / 962P / 967 / 969 / 969A ⇔ 5 / 5A / 5B / 10 Wan Chai 5. Queensway & Hennessy Road $5.3 - $9.4 — Citybus F1 & F2 — 6 overnight routes — N11/ N962 / N969 ⇔ N8X / N90 / N72 Eastern 6. Shau Kei Wan Road $3.7 — Citybus F1 & F2 — 1 airport route + 1 HKI route — A12 ⇔ 85 Airport 7. Airport Cargo Area $3.0 — Citybus F2 — 1 airport E-route + 1 airport S- route — E21 ⇔ S52 Schemes provided by LW (1 scheme) District/Area Interchange location / Fare Discount Operators/ Routes involved Yuen Long 1. Tin Shui Wai Town Centre $1.5 — LW (1 airport route) + Citybus (3 XH route) + KMB (1 Kln/NT route) + TSA bus (1 route) — LW E34 / CTB 969/969A/969P / KMB 269C ⇔ LRT feeder route 659 Schemes provided by NWFB (19 schemes) Area Interchange location / Fare Discount Operators/ Routes involved Wan Chai 1. Wan Chai Ferry (Scheme 1) $1.0 — NWFB — 9 HKI routes — 46X ⇔ 2A / 2X / 8 / 8P / 720 / 720A / 720P / M722 2. Wan Chai Ferry (Scheme 2) $1.0 — NWFB — 3 HKI routes — 18 ⇔ 8P / M722 3. Causeway Road (outside Victoria Park) $1.0 (Scheme 1) — NWFB — 6 HKI routes — 38 / 42 ⇔ 2A / 2X / 8 / 8P 4. Causeway Road (outside Victoria Park) $1.0 (Scheme 2) — NWFB — 4 HKI routes — 23 ⇔ 2A / 2X / 8P 5. Causeway Road (Scheme 3) $1.0 — NWFB — 4 HKI routes — 15B ⇔ 2A / 2X / 8P 6. Stubbs Road $1.0 – NWFB – 2 HKI routes – 15 ⇔ 66 7. Hennessy Road / Morrison Hill Road $1.0 – NWFB – 7 HKI routes – 19 ⇔ 8P / 23 / 23A / 23B / 25 / 26 Eastern 8. King’s Road (Scheme 1) $1.0 — NWFB — 3 HKI routes — 27 ⇔ 38 / 42 9. King’s Road (Scheme 2) $1.0 — NWFB — 4 HKI routes — 27 ⇔ 2A / 8 / 18 10. Shau Kei Wan Road $1.0 — NWFB — 9 HKI routes — 63 / 64 / 65 / 66 ⇔ 14 — 14 ⇔ 2X / 720 / 720A / 720P 11. Chai Wan Road $1.5 — NWFB — 1 XH route + 1 HKI route — 682 ⇔ 9 12. Chai Wan Road $1.5 — NWFB — 1 XH route + 2 HKI routes — 694 ⇔ 9 / 14 Yau Tsim Mong 13. WHC Tunnel Toll Plaza (Scheme 1) $5.0 — NWFB (1 WHC route) + KMB/NWFB (4 (HK bound WHC routes) + KMB (5 WHC routes) journeys only) — NWFB 970; KMB/NWFB 904 / 905 / 914 / 948; KMB 934 / 935 / 960 / 961 / 968 14. WHC Tunnel Toll Plaza (Scheme 2) $5.0 — NWFB (1 WHC route) + KMB/NWFB (4 (HK bound WHC routes) + KMB (5 WHC routes) journeys only) — NWFB 970P; KMB/NWFB 904 / 905 / 914 / 948; KMB 934 / 935 / 960 / 961/ 968 Tseung Kwan O 15. TKO $1.0 — NWFB — 7 NT routes — 792M / 796 / 797M ⇔ 796A / 796B / 796C / 796X 16. TKO $2.5 — NWFB — 1 NT route + 1 XH route — 796 ⇔ 694 17. TKO $3.5 – NWFB – 2 NT routes + 1 XH route – 792M / 797M ⇔ 694 Central & Western 18. Connaught Road Central / Pok Fu Lam Road $1.0 – NWFB – 6 HKI routes – M49 ⇔ 18 / 23 / 720 / 720P / M722 Southern 19. Aberdeen Main Road / Aberdeen Bus Terminus $1.5 – NWFB – 2 WHC route + 4 HKI routes – 970 / 970X ⇔ 78 / 94A / 95 / 595 Note: The above includes all regular and supplementary bus routes involved in the relevant BBI schemes. Legend HKI : Hong Kong Island Kln. : Kowloon KMB : Kowloon Motor Bus Company (1933) Limited LRT : Light Rail NT : New Territories XH : Cross Harbour TKO : Tseung Kwan O TSA : Transit Service Area WHC : Western Harbour Crossing.
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