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Motorists are advised to plan ahead as parts of Lung Cheung Road in Wong Tai Sin will be temporarily closed overnight on Saturday to facilitate footbridge demolition works.
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The Transport Department said the eastbound carriageway of Lung Cheung Road between Tai Hom Road and Hammer Hill Road, near Plaza Hollywood, as well as nearby roads, will be subject to phased temporary closures starting from 11pm on Saturday (January 10) until 5.30am on Sunday.
During the most extensive phase of the works, from 1am to 5.30am on Sunday, the affected eastbound section of Lung Cheung Road between Tai Hom Road and Hammer Hill Road will be fully closed to traffic. To maintain traffic flow, the corresponding westbound carriageway will be temporarily converted to two-way traffic during this period.
| Temporary road closure period | Road sections closed |
| From 11pm this Saturday (January 10) to 5.30am the following day | 1. The section of fast lane of Lung Cheung Road (eastbound) between Shatin Pass Road and Diamond Hill (Choi Hung Road) Public Transport Interchange 2. The section of fast lane from Kwun Tong Road (westbound) near Kai Yip Estate to Lung Cheung Road (westbound) near Po Kong Village Road |
| From 0.00am to 5.30am this Sunday (January 11) | 1. The section of middle lane of Lung Cheung Road (eastbound) between Tropicana Gardens and Diamond Hill (Choi Hung Road) Public Transport Interchange 2. The section of middle lane of Lung Cheung Road (westbound) between Tai Hom Substation and Po Kong Village Road |
| From 1am to 5.30am this Sunday (January 11) | All lanes of Lung Cheung Road (eastbound) between Tai Hom Road and Hammer Hill Road |
The department said appropriate traffic signs will be erected on site to guide motorists. Drivers are urged to exercise patience, drive with care, and follow the instructions of police officers on duty.
The Transport Department advised road users to allow extra travel time and consider alternative routes where possible during the affected hours.