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specifically identified and taken into account in the design of the remedial works. The<br />

designer should decide on the minimum factors of safety to be adopted for the remedial works<br />

design (i.e. to consider whether to design in accordance with Table 4.4 or 4.5), taking into<br />

account the findings of the failure investigation and the degree of uncertainties involved.<br />

Legend:<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

Princess Margaret Road (from Wylie Road to Pui Ching Road)<br />

Pokfulam Road (from Pokfield Road to Mount Davies Road)<br />

Castle Peak Road (from Sham Tseng to Siu Lam)<br />

Borrett Road<br />

Shouson Hill Road West<br />

Notes: (1) The above nomograph corresponds to a reference landslide (i.e. 50 m 3 in volume) directly affecting<br />

roads with different vehicular traffic densities (see Wong et al (1997b) for details).<br />

(2) Information on actual AADT is given in the Annual Traffic Census and Statistics published by the<br />

Transport Department. Design AADT values are given in the Transport Planning and Design<br />

<strong>Manual</strong> (Transport Department, 1984).<br />

(3) The design AADT, the expected AADT or the actual AADT, whichever is the highest, should be<br />

considered. The AADT used should be documented in the Maintenance <strong>Manual</strong> to facilitate review<br />

in future Engineer Inspections for Maintenance (GEO, 1998a).<br />

(4) A to E are examples based on 1999 traffic census data (Transport Department, 2000).<br />

Figure 4.1 Relationship between Roads with Different Traffic Density, AADT and Number of Road<br />

Lanes

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