Huang Bus to end with final northbound departure at 6.15am on 12 October
Crowds may force an early queue closure; passengers unable to board can use the first B11 bus from San Tin.
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Crowds may force an early queue closure; passengers unable to board can use the first B11 bus from San Tin.
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Owners of 3,527 taxis declined or did not reply in the first four rounds; owners of 1,343 had yet to respond in the fifth.
Seven franchised bus routes, six minibuses and five cross-border services are planned, with reserve vehicles ready for opening-period peaks.
Free shuttle buses will replace trains between the two stations, while services towards the Hong Kong end continue normally.
Roads, bus stops, taxi facilities and car parks will be affected across Kowloon and the southern New Territories until early afternoon.
The new route links housing estates, a park, the development above Nam Cheong station and V Walk, with six lifts and covered escalators.
Partial lane closures brought heavy traffic, with the queue extending beyond the interchange after the early-morning crash.
Screens, boarding signs and service ambassadors will help travellers find buses, minibuses and onward connections at the new facility.
Revised fares keep journeys up to HK$10 at HK$2, while a mobile card is expected before year-end with a fee-free return option.
Flight HX676 turned back shortly after leaving for Okinawa; the airline arranged alternative flights for 160 passengers, with onward journeys expected to be delayed by about two and a half hours.
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