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1984 Ed.}

Cross-Harbour Tunnel Regulations

[CAP. 203

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exceed the International Standards Organization noise rating curve-

(i) N.R. 40 at any time: and

(ii) N.R. 30 between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless the safety of persons in the tunnel area temporarily requires a higher level:

(q) keep the tunnel area in a clean and orderly condition:

(r) provide and maintain adequate first aid equipment.

5. The Company shall, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner, provide adequate and efficient fire service installations and equipment in the tunnel area.

[Subsidiary]

Fire fighting equipment.

6.

A tunnel officer on duty shall-

(a) except in the case of the Tunnel Manager, wear a uniform of a design approved by the Commissioner of Police: (b) carry such means of identity and evidence of his appointment as may be approved by the Commissioner:

(c) produce forthwith to any person who on reasonable grounds requests him to do so his means of identity and evidence of appointment.

7. A tunnel officer shall have, in respect of the control, restriction and safety of traffic in the tunnel area, such powers as may be conferred upon tunnel officers under by-laws made under section 62 of the Ordinance.

Uniforms and identification.

General powers of tunnel officers.

Diversions and

traffic.

8. The Company shall ensure that any diversion or interruption of traffic within the tunnel area, which may affect the flow of interruptions of traffic outside that area, is reported without delay to a police officer designated for the purpose by the Commissioner of Police.

9. The Company shall, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Police, ensure that, if an accident occurs in the tunnel area whereby damage or injury is caused to a person, vehicle, animal or thing, the accident is dealt with in accordance with sections 56 and 57 of the Road Traffic Ordinance.

Accidents reporting and preservation of evidence of, etc.

(Cap. 374)

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