Government of Hong Kong

Summary

Government of Hong Kong Railway Network (2006)

Railway Network
Railways play a vital role in serving the transport needs of Hong Kong. They account for about 35% of domestic public transport and some 65 per cent of the land-based cross-boundary passenger trips. Being high speed off-road mass carriers, railways provide fast, reliable and comfortable services, reduce the pressure on the road network, and avoid many of the environmental problems associated with road traffic. They are therefore the backbone of our public transport network.
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Government of Hong Kong Railway Network (2006)

Railway Projects under Planning or Review: The Railway Development Strategy 2000 announced in May 2000 aims to meet the increasing transport needs due to Hong Kong's population growth, continued developments and strengthened links with the Mainland, in a sustainable manner. It maps out a blueprint for the further expansion of Hong Kong's railway network. This involves a total investment of some $100 billion to complete six new passenger railway projects and a Port Rail Line subject to traffic growth and project interfaces.
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Government of Hong Kong Railway Network (2010)

The NOL will connect the West Rail Kam Sheung Road Station to the Lok Ma Chau boundary crossing with an intermediate interchange with the Spur Line for accessing Sheung Shui. The Government is reviewing the project in light of the development of those New Development Areas in the Northeast New Territories to ensure the NOL will be properly integrated with the new developments.
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