Source: GovHK
Latest Traffic News
Part of the lanes of Island Eastern Corridor (Central bound) near North Point Ferry Pier which was closed due to traffic accident is re-opened to all traffic.
Part of the lanes of Chatham Road South (Ho Man Tin bound) near Austin Road which was closed due to traffic accident is re-opened to all traffic.
Part of the lanes of Tuen Mun Road (Tuen Mun bound) near Sham Tseng which was closed due to vehicle on fire is re-opened to all traffic.
Part of the lanes of Castle Peak Road - Castle Peak Bay (both bounds) near Tuen Hing Road which was closed due to watermain emergency works is re-opened to all traffic.
Due to vehicle on fire , part of the lanes of Tuen Mun Road (Tuen Mun bound) near Sham Tseng is closed to all traffic.
Only remaining lanes are available to motorists.
Traffic is busy now.
Due to traffic accident , part of the lanes of Chatham Road South (Ho Man Tin bound) near Austin Road is closed to all traffic.
Only remaining lanes are available to motorists.
Traffic is busy now.
Due to traffic accident , part of the lanes of Island Eastern Corridor (Central bound) near North Point Ferry Pier is closed to all traffic.
Only remaining lanes are available to motorists.
Traffic is busy now.
Part of the lanes of Austin Road West (Hung Hom bound) near Canton Road which was closed due to traffic accident is re-opened to all traffic.
Due to vehicle on fire , the slow lane of Tuen Mun Road (Tuen Mun bound) near Sham Tseng is closed to all traffic.
Only remaining lanes are available to motorists.
Traffic is busy now.
Due to traffic accident , part of the lanes of Austin Road West (Hung Hom bound) near Canton Road is closed to all traffic.
Only remaining lanes are available to motorists.
Traffic is busy now.
Part of the lanes of Hong Chong Road (Ho Man Tin bound) near Hong Kong Polytechnic University which was closed due to traffic accident is re-opened to all traffic.
Due to traffic accident , part of the lanes of Hong Chong Road (Ho Man Tin bound) near Hong Kong Polytechnic University is closed to all traffic.
Only remaining lanes are available to motorists.
Traffic is busy now.
All lanes of Queen's Road Central (Sheung Wan bound) near D'Aguilar Street which were closed due to dangerous object are re-opened to all traffic.
The only lane of the slip road leading from Lion Rock Tunnel Road (Tai Po bound) to Hung Mui Kuk Road (Tai Wai bound) which was closed due to traffic accident is re-opened to all traffic. Also, the slow lane of Lion Rock Tunnel Road (Tai Po bound) near Hung Mui Kuk Road is re-opened.
Affected bus routes gradually resume to their original routeings.
Due to dangerous object, all lanes of Queen's Road Central (Sheung Wan bound) near D'Aguilar Street are closed to all traffic.
Motorists may use alternative routing.
Traffic is busy now.
The Transport Department announces that the traffic on Sai Kung Man Yee Road leading to High Island Reservoir East Dam is anticipated to be quite busy in general. The operator of Green Minibus Route No. 9A will strengthen its service to cater for passenger demand as necessary. Members of the public are advised to plan ahead their journeys, reserve sufficient commuting time, and be patient while queuing.
Due to traffic accident , the only lane of the slip road leading from Lion Rock Tunnel Road (Tai Po bound) to Hung Mui Kuk Road (Tai Wai bound) is still being closed to all traffic. Also, the slow lane of Lion Rock Tunnel Road (Tai Po bound) near Hung Mui Kuk Road is closed.
Affected KMB routes nos.80, 81C, 85, 87B (Sha Tin bound) and Cross Harbour routes nos. 170, 182 (Sha Tin bound) have been diverted. For the latest service arrangement of individual bus routes, members of the public can refer to the information on the bus company's website or mobile application.
Motorists are advised to use alternative routes.
Traffic is busy now.
Due to traffic accident , the only lane of the slip road leading from Lion Rock Tunnel Road (Tai Po bound) to Hung Mui Kuk Road (Tai Wai bound) is closed to all traffic.
Motorists are advised to use alternative routes.
Traffic is busy now.
Due to improved weather condition, the following arrangements have been implemented on Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Link Road (HZMB HKLR):
The speed limit of the HZMB HKLR resumes to 100 km/h.
Due to high wind , the following special traffic and transport arrangements have been implemented on Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Link Road (HZMB HKLR), with details as shown below:
The speed limit of the HZMB HKLR is lowered from 100 km/h to 50 km/h.