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T.P.D.M. V.2.6<br />

(Al/2002)<br />

6,8.2 Activities Affecting Operation<br />

6.8.2.1 Advertisements<br />

It is not appropriate for any advertising or decoration materials to be displayed on or<br />

adjacent to an Expressway. In this respect an advertisement must include any sign or<br />

device extraneous to the operation of an Expressway, such as:<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

(iii)<br />

(iv)<br />

decorative lights at Christmas and Chinese New Year or at any other time;<br />

business advertisements, including election posters;<br />

bunting, flags and drapes for special visits;<br />

notice boards and display cubes indicating particular Districts; and<br />

(v) flower/planting displays, additional to any agreed landscaping requirements.<br />

Advertisements at locations such as junctions, approaches to low bridges or other places<br />

where special traffic hazards may exist should be discouraged.<br />

6.8.2.2 Contra-flow Working<br />

From time to time it may be necessary to introduce contra flow working along an<br />

Expressway in order to carry out certain maintenance works. It is not appropriate to try to<br />

foresee such events by the provision of permanent emergency crossings for this purpose, for<br />

the following reasons:<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

(iii)<br />

the precise location will be dictated by the location and extent of any works, which<br />

can only be determined at the time the works are required;<br />

the length to be provided for the gap in the central reserve is difficult to determine in<br />

advance as it will be related to traffic and operating conditions at the time the works<br />

are required to be carried out, as a general guide a gap of at least 30m will generally<br />

be required but at times this may need to be substantially increased; and<br />

the provision of such a large gap at times of non-use, increases the accident potential<br />

in terms of vehicles striking any ramped down section of any barrier fence and<br />

breaking through into the opposing carriageway.

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