Special traffic arrangements for hksar anniversary celebrations: road closures and transport diversions in central, wan chai north, and tin hau from june 29 to july 1
The Transport Department (TD) today (June 27) reminded the public that the following special traffic and transport arrangements will be implemented in phases from June 29 (Saturday) to July 1 (Monday) to facilitate the holding of the flag raising ceremonies in Central, Wan Chai North and Tin Hau to mark the celebration of the 27th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).
(A) Road closures
Road closures and traffic diversions will be implemented in phases in the vicinities of Central, Wan Chai North and Tin Hau during the periods of time specified below until the closed roads reopen to traffic:
Central and Wan Chai North
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(i) From 7.30am to 11.40am on June 29 and from 0.01am on June 30 to noon on July 1
(ii) From 0.01am on June 30 to noon on July 1
(iii) From 7.15am to 8.30am on June 30
(iv) From 5.30am to noon on July 1
Tin Hau
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(i) From 6.45am to 7.15am on July 1
(B) Public transport arrangements
Central and Wan Chai North
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Tin Hau
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In anticipation of more traffic in the vicinities of Central, Wan Chai North and Tin Hau, motorists are advised to avoid driving to the affected areas. In case of traffic congestion, they should exercise tolerance and patience, follow the Police's instructions and be alert to the latest traffic news through the media.
Appropriate traffic signs will be erected to guide motorists. Public transport operators will display notices to inform passengers of the temporary arrangements. Public transport users are advised to pay attention to the arrangements of bus route diversions and relocation of bus stops. The TD and the Police will closely monitor the traffic situation and implement appropriate measures whenever necessary.
For details on the special traffic and transport arrangements, members of the public can visit the TD's website (www.td.gov.hk) or mobile application "HKeMobility".
