Annex 1 Existing Variable Message Signs on Hong Kong Island

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Annex 1 Existing Variable Message Signs on Hong Kong Island Annex 1 Existing Variable Message Signs on Hong Kong Island Location Launch Time Eastbound lane of Gloucester Road near April 2010 Fenwick Street Westbound lane of Victoria Park Road near April 2010 Paterson Street Portal of northbound tube of Aberdeen Tunnel January 2004 Aberdeen Praya Road near Ocean Court January 2004 Annex 2 Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Cameras Installed on Hong Kong Island to Capture Images for Display at Website of Transport Department on Snapshots of Traffic Conditions The CCTV cameras installed at the following locations were put into service successively in the 1990s. The website on Snapshots of Traffic Conditions was launched in 1999 to display CCTV images of the Hong Kong Island. Location 1 Connaught Road Central near Exchange Square 2 Pedder Street 3 Queen's Road Central near Ice House Street 4 Queen's Road Central near Garden Road 5 Connaught Road Central near Shun Tak Centre 6 Hennessy Road near Arsenal Street 7 Yee Wo Street near Hennessy Road 8 Fleming Road near Harbour Road 9 Hung Hing Road near Tonnochy Road 10 Cross Harbour Tunnel - Hong Kong side 11 Aberdeen Tunnel – Wan Chai side 12 Harcourt Road near Red Cross Headquarters 13 Java Road near Hoi Yu Street 14 Causeway Road near Hing Fat Street 15 King's Road near Tin Chong Street 16 Island Eastern Corridor near Man Hong Street 17 Island Eastern Corridor near North Point 18 Chai Wan Road near Tai Tam Road 19 Aberdeen Tunnel - Wong Chuk Hang side 20 Western Harbour Crossing - Hong Kong side 21 Connaught Road West .
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