| 词条 | Tung Chung Road |
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|name=Tung Chung Road |photo=Tung Chung Road 1.jpg |photo_notes=Tung Chung Road near Pak Kung Au |map= |section1=Southern segment |section2=Northern segment |length_km=8.0 |length_km1=7.3 |length_km2=0.7 |length_ref= |established= |allocation= |restrictions=Access south of Shek Mun Kap require permit |direction_a1=South |terminus_a1=South Lantau Road near Cheung Sha |junction1=Shek Mun Kap Road near Fong Yuen |direction_b1=North |terminus_b1=Cul-de-sac in Tung Chung |direction_a2=South |terminus_a2=Cul-de-sac in Tung Chung |junction2= |direction_b2=North |terminus_b2=Tung Chung Bay }} Tung Chung Road ({{zh|first=t|t=東涌道|s=东涌道|p=Dōngchōng Dào|cy=dung1 chung1 dou6}}) is a two disjointed-section road connecting the north and south coast of Lantau Island. DescriptionThe first section is a short road linking a former pier and Wong Nai Uk in Tung Chung. The second is a long and hilly section connecting Tung Chung in the island north to Cheung Sha in the island south. The two sections were previously connected until the completion of the replacement road, Chung Yan Road in Tung Chung New Town. The short section is featured with historical Tung Chung Battery, a military coastal defence in Ming dynasty. It runs along the a river Ma Wan Chung and ends in Chung Yan Road. The long section is a long, steep, narrow and winding road. Due to physical constraints, it was open only to buses, taxis and permit-bearing vehicles only and speed limit is set to 30 km/h. being too dangerous for double-decker buses to be trafficable and only "single-deckers" are used in the bus services. It starts near Ma Wan New Village and joins Chung Yan Road near a river before proceeding upwards to the valley between Sunset Peak and Lantau Peak. It reaches its highest point at a pass in Pak Kung Au (also known as Tung Chung Au) then follows a steep downhill route. The southern end joins South Lantau Road in Cheung Sha. Because of its limited capacity, the Transport Department opened the road only to buses, taxis and holders of a permit, issued to residents and business of South Lantau. The nature of Tung Chung Road helped preserve the rural landscape in southern Lantau. There are bus routes from Tung Chung to various destinations like Cheung Sha, Mui Wo, Shek Pik and Tai O in the island's south. The road splits off the Lantau Trail on the southern slope of the island. HistoryNew sectionPrior to completion of the new section in 2009, numerous parts consisted of a single lane only; when two oncoming vehicles approached, one had to find a passing place to stop and let the other pass. On 6 February 2009, the improved Tung Chung Road section between Lung Tseng Tau and Cheung Sha near San Shek Wan on Lantau Island was fully opened from 10am. The new road is a dual carriageway wide enough for two vehicles to pass each other and has fewer sharp turns. Following the opening, the old road section between Pak Kung Au and Cheung Sha near Cheung Sha Bridge has been closed. Vehicles are diverted to the new road section between Pak Kung Au and San Shek Wan.[1] Intersections{{HKGinttop|district=Islands|length_ref=[2][3]}}{{Jctint|type=closed |location=none |km=0.0 |road=South Lantau Road |notes=Roundabout }}{{Jctint |type=closed |location_special=Pak Kung Au |lspan=2 |km=2.6 |road=Old Tung Chung Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |type=closed |km=2.8 |road=Old Tung Chung Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |location=none |type=closed |km=4.0 |road=Old Tung Chung Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |location=none |km=5.4 |road=Shek Mun Kap Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |location_special=Tung Chung |lspan=4 |km=7.1 |mspan=2 |road=Wong Lung Han Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |km=none |road=Chung Yan Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |km=7.2 |road=Pa Mei Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |km=7.3 |road=Cul-de-sac |notes= }}{{Jctgap}}{{Jctint |location_special=Tung Chung |lspan=3 |km=7.3 |road=Cul-de-sac |notes= }}{{Jctint |km=7.4 |road=To Yat Yung Street / Chung Yan Road |notes= }}{{Jctint |km=8.0 |road=Tung Chung Bay |notes=Cul-de-sac }}{{Jctbtm|keys=closed}} See also
References{{Commons category|Tung Chung Road}}1. ^Improved Tung Chung Road to open {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090206005243/http://news.gov.hk/en/category/infrastructureandlogistics/090204/html/090204en06004.htm |date=2009-02-06 }} 2. ^{{Cite map |publisher= OpenStreetMap |title=Tung Chung Road (Southern segment) |url=http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/22.2592/113.9268 |author=OpenStreetMap contributors |access-date=29 June 2015}} 3. ^{{Cite map |publisher= OpenStreetMap |title=Tung Chung Road (Northern segment) |url=http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/22.28506/113.93533 |author=OpenStreetMap contributors |access-date=29 June 2015}} 3 : Tung Chung|Roads in Hong Kong|Lantau Island |
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