Special traffic and public transport arrangements in Chai Wan before and after Chung Yeung Festival
Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
Special traffic and public transport arrangements in Chai Wan before and after Chung Yeung Festival The section of Cape Collinson Road to the east of Lin Shing Road (i.e. the left-turning movement from Lin Shing Road to Cape Collinson Road leading to the Chinese Permanent Cemetery) will be temporarily designated as a private car and light goods vehicle prohibited zone from 7am to 3pm daily from October 3 to November 8. All private cars and light goods vehicles, except those with permits, will be prohibited from entering. In connection with the implementation of road closures at Cape Collinson Road and its vicinity by the Police, except for exempted vehicles, Lin Shing Road and Cape Collinson Road will be closed to all vehicular traffic from 7am to 5pm on the specified dates.
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Routes Before and after the Chung Yeung Festival, adjustments to the extent of road closures, traffic control measures and public transport diversions will be made by the Police depending on the actual traffic conditions in the areas.
Grave sweepers are advised to plan their journeys early and allow more travelling time. Those visiting Cape Collinson in Chai Wan outside the above road closure periods should use public transport services as far as possible. They may take GMB route Nos. 16A, 16M, 16X or 18M at MTR Chai Wan Station to Cape Collinson Road, or CTB route No. 9 at Shau Kei Wan Bus Terminus to Shek O Road near Cape Collinson Road. Grave sweepers heading to the Cape Collinson-San Ha Columbarium may make use of the escalators and pedestrian access route connecting San Ha Street in Chai Wan (near Exit A, MTR Chai Wan Station) and the Columbarium.
The TD anticipates that traffic in the vicinity of Cape Collinson Road, Lin Shing Road and Wan Tsui Road in Chai Wan will be busier before and after the Chung Yeung Festival. Motorists are advised not to drive to the congested and affected areas, and should exercise tolerance and patience in case of traffic congestion and observe the instructions given by the Police.
Members of the public should heed the latest traffic news and public transport information on radio, television, the TD’s website (www.td.gov.hkIssued at HKT 10:00