Govt Hopes Central Tolls Will Drive Away Traffic
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2019-03-28 HKT 13:43
A congestion charging scheme covering major roads in Central could cut traffic in the area by as much as 15 percent, according to a paper submitted by the government to the district council.
The document doesn't given an indication as to how much the fees could be, but does say they would vary according to the time of day.
Busy roads in the business district, such as Queen's Road Central, Des Voeux Road Central and Connaught Road Central, are likely to be covered by the congestion charge.
Officials say they hope the charging scheme will reduce traffic flow and enable vehicles still using the area to travel at up to five kilometres per hour quicker.
The paper also notes that at least 600 new car park spaces would be created in the vicinity and pedestrian walkways would be enhanced.
No timetable for the plan has been announced.
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