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Agenda of the 3Rd Special Meeting of the Traffic and Transport Committee (2020-2021) Tuen Mun District Council Date : 15 March 2 rd Agenda of the 3 Special Meeting of the Traffic and Transport Committee (2020-2021) Tuen Mun District Council Date : 15 March 2021 (Monday) Time : 9:30 a.m. Venue : Tuen Mun District Council (TMDC) Conference Room 3/F, Tuen Mun Government Offices, 1 Tuen Hi Road, Tuen Mun Agenda th th I. Confirmation of Minutes of the Combined 6 and 7 Meeting II. New Discussion Items A. Establishment of District Traffic Enforcement Team (TTC Paper No. 78/2020) B. Request to Introduce Whole-Day Service and Section Fares on KMB Route 258P (TTC Paper No. 79/2020) C. Request to Increase the Frequency of Bus Route 261P (TTC Paper No. 80/2020) D. Propose Adding a Stop at Lung Kwu Tan with a Section Fare on KMB Route 56S (Running between Tsang Tsui and Tuen Mun Station) (TTC Paper No. 81/2020) E. Propose that the TD Introduce a Regular Route Running between Tsang Tsui and Tuen Mun Station (TTC Paper No. 82/2020) F. Request to Strengthen the Service of Route 960S (TTC Paper No. 88/2020) G. Request for Special Bus Departures Running between Tuen Mun Northeast and Tsim Sha Tsui (TTC Paper No. 1/2021) H. Request the KMB to Study the Extension of Two-Way Section Fare Arrangements (TTC Paper No. 2/2021) I. Request that “A” Route Airport Buses Departing from Tuen Mun Stop at Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port (TTC Paper No. 3/2021) J. Request to Improve the Entrances/Exits of San Wai Light Rail Platform (Yuen Long-Bound) (TTC Paper No. 83/2020) K. Request that Route K58 Run All Day and More Frequently in the Morning (TTC Paper No. 85/2020) L. Request the MTR Corporation to Increase the Frequency of Light Rail Services and Purchase New Light Rail Train Compartments (TTC Paper No. 86/2020) M. Strongly Request that the MTR Corporation Reinstate Light Rail Route 506 in the First Half of 2021 (TTC Paper No. 87/2020) N. Urge the Police to Step Up Law Enforcement against Traffic Obstruction Caused by Illegal Parking on Both Sides of Tin King Road (TTC Paper No. 84/2020) O. Request to Install Noise Barriers at Lung Fu Road, Wong Chu Road and Lung Mun Road (TTC Paper No. 89/2020) P. Request to Introduce Two Minibus Routes (TTC Paper No. 90/2020) Q. Request to Improve Turning Sections of Tuen Mun Road (Kowloon-Bound) near Ting Kau Bridge to Ensure Road Safety (TTC Paper No. 91/2020) R. Request to Further Study the Construction of Public Walkways near Siu Hong Court (TTC Paper No. 92/2020) S. Request the TD to Report to the TMDC’s TTC Regularly on Traffic Accident Statistics on Tuen Mun Road (TTC Paper No. 93/2020) T. Request to Carry Out the Pilot Project on Automated Parking Systems in Tuen Mun to Provide More Private Car Parking Spaces (TTC Paper No. 94/2020) III. Reporting Items A. Reports by Working Groups Progress Reports of Working Groups as at 31.1.2021 (TTC Paper No. 6/2021) B. Report by the Transport Department (TTC Paper No. 7/2021) IV. Any Other Business V. Date of Next Meeting: 12 April 2021 (Monday) .
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