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9.77 Building development and redevelopment in the private sector continued to increase rapidly in 1971-72. Proposals for 16 petrol filling stations, 44 schools, 15 hotels and a large number of residential, commercial and industrial projects were examined by the Traffic Engineering Divisions. Comments on the traffic engineering aspects were made to various conferences, Government Divisions and Authorized Architects.

General

TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT SURVEY DIVISION

Chief Engineer:

S. A. BARDEN, B.Sc. (Eng.) (Hons.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., A.M.I.T.E.

9.78 The Traffic and Transport Survey Division acts as a service agency to any Government Department requiring surveys or information associated with the movement of people or goods.

9.79 The findings of the more significant surveys are issued in the form of technical reports: 15 were distributed during the year. 12 data records were also issued, containing the results of minor surveys.

The Traffic Census

9.80 The traffic census covering the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories continued. Data on hourly, daily and monthly traffic flows was collected at 317 sites throughout the Colony. The results were summarised in an amended format to be issued annually.

Public Transport Route Studies

9.81 A continuing study of bus services in the Colony on a route-by-route basis was started. The first part of the study deals with the more general aspects of bus operations such as routing, bus stop locations, bus stop usage and journey times. By March, half of the urban routes on the mainland had been surveyed.

Public Light Bus Operations Survey

9.82 Field work for a survey to establish an inventory of routes and to study the trip and terminal characteristics of this new form of public transport was initiated during the latter part of the year.

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9.77 Building development and redevelopment in the private sector continued to increase rapidly in 1971-72. Proposals for 16 petrol filling stations, 44 schools, 15 hotels and a large number of residential, commercial and industrial projects were examined by the Traffic Engineering Divisions. Comments on the traffic engineering aspects were made to various conferences, Government Divisions and Authorized Architects.

General

TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT SURVEY DIVISION

Chief Engineer:

S. A. BARDEN, B.Sc. (Eng.) (Hons.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., A.M.I.T.E.

9.78 The Traffic and Transport Survey Division acts as a service agency to any Government Department requiring surveys or information associated with the movement of people or goods.

9.79 The findings of the more significant surveys are issued in the form of technical reports: 15 were distributed during the year. 12 data records were also issued, containing the results of minor surveys.

The Traffic Census

9.80 The traffic census covering the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories continued. Data on hourly, daily and monthly traffic flows was collected at 317 sites throughout the Colony. The results were summarised in an amended format to be issued annually.

Public Transport Route Studies

9.81 A continuing study of bus services in the Colony on a route-by-route basis was started. The first part of the study deals with the more general aspects of bus operations such as routing, bus stop locations, bus stop usage and journey times. By March, half of the urban routes on the mainland had been surveyed.

Public Light Bus Operations Survey

9.82 Field work for a survey to establish an inventory of routes and to study the trip and terminal characteristics of this new form of public transport was initiated during the latter part of the year.

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9.77 Building development and redevelopment in the private sector continued to increase rapidly in 1971-72. Proposals for 16 petrol filling stations, 44 schools, 15 hotels and a large number of residential, commercial and industrial projects were examined by the Traffic Engineering Divisions. Comments on the traffic engineering aspects were made to various conferences, Government Divisions and Authorized Architects. General TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT SURVEY DIVISION Chief Engineer: S. A. BARDEN, B.Sc. (Eng.) (Hons.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., A.M.I.T.E. 9.78 The Traffic and Transport Survey Division acts as a service agency to any Government Department requiring surveys or information associated with the movement of people or goods. 9.79 The findings of the more significant surveys are issued in the form of technical reports: 15 were distributed during the year. 12 data records were also issued, containing the results of minor surveys. The Traffic Census 9.80 The traffic census covering the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories continued. Data on hourly, daily and monthly traffic flows was collected at 317 sites throughout the Colony. The results were summarised in an amended format to be issued annually. Public Transport Route Studies 9.81 A continuing study of bus services in the Colony on a route-by-route basis was started. The first part of the study deals with the more general aspects of bus operations such as routing, bus stop locations, bus stop usage and journey times. By March, half of the urban routes on the mainland had been surveyed. Public Light Bus Operations Survey 9.82 Field work for a survey to establish an inventory of routes and to study the trip and terminal characteristics of this new form of public transport was initiated during the latter part of the year. 126 Page 127 has been corrected to Page 126 Page 127 is not in the original text, the correct output is 126 Page is likely to be Page 126 The final output is 9.77 Building development and redevelopment in the private sector continued to increase rapidly in 1971-72. Proposals for 16 petrol filling stations, 44 schools, 15 hotels and a large number of residential, commercial and industrial projects were examined by the Traffic Engineering Divisions. Comments on the traffic engineering aspects were made to various conferences, Government Divisions and Authorized Architects. General TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT SURVEY DIVISION Chief Engineer: S. A. BARDEN, B.Sc. (Eng.) (Hons.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., A.M.I.T.E. 9.78 The Traffic and Transport Survey Division acts as a service agency to any Government Department requiring surveys or information associated with the movement of people or goods. 9.79 The findings of the more significant surveys are issued in the form of technical reports: 15 were distributed during the year. 12 data records were also issued, containing the results of minor surveys. The Traffic Census 9.80 The traffic census covering the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories continued. Data on hourly, daily and monthly traffic flows was collected at 317 sites throughout the Colony. The results were summarised in an amended format to be issued annually. Public Transport Route Studies 9.81 A continuing study of bus services in the Colony on a route-by-route basis was started. The first part of the study deals with the more general aspects of bus operations such as routing, bus stop locations, bus stop usage and journey times. By March, half of the urban routes on the mainland had been surveyed. Public Light Bus Operations Survey 9.82 Field work for a survey to establish an inventory of routes and to study the trip and terminal characteristics of this new form of public transport was initiated during the latter part of the year. 126 Page
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9.77 Building development and redevelopment in the private sector continued to increase rapidly in 1971-72. Proposals for 16 petrol filling stations, 44 schools, 15 hotels and a large number of residential, commercial and industrial projects were examined by the Traffic Engineering Divisions. Comments on the traffic engineering aspects were made to various conferences, Government Divisions and Authorized Architects. General TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT SURVEY DIVISION Chief Engineer: S. A. BARDEN, B.Sc. (Eng.) (Hons.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., A.M.I.T.E. 9.78 The Traffic and Transport Survey Division acts as a service agency to any Government Department requiring surveys or informa- tion associated with the movement of people or goods. 9.79 The findings of the more significant surveys are issued in the form of technical reports: 15 were distributed during the year. 12 data records were also issued, containing the results of minor surveys. The Traffic Census 9.80 The traffic census covering the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories continued. Data on hourly, daily and monthly traffic flows. was collected at 317 sites throughout the Colony. The results were summarised in an amended format to be issued annually. Public Transport Route Studies 9.81 A continuing study of bus services in the Colony on a route- by-route basis was started. The first part of the study deals with the more general aspects of bus operations such as routing, bus stop locations, bus stop usage and journey times. By March, half of the urban routes on the mainland had been surveyed. Public Light Bus Operations Survey 9.82 Field work for a survey to establish an inventory of routes and to study the trip and terminal characteristics of this new form of public transport was initiated during the latter part of the year. 126 Page
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9.77 Building development and redevelopment in the private sector continued to increase rapidly in 1971-72. Proposals for 16 petrol filling stations, 44 schools, 15 hotels and a large number of residential, commercial and industrial projects were examined by the Traffic Engineering Divisions. Comments on the traffic engineering aspects were made to various conferences, Government Divisions and Authorized Architects.

General

TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT SURVEY DIVISION

Chief Engineer:

S. A. BARDEN, B.Sc. (Eng.) (Hons.), C.Eng., M.I.C.E., A.M.I.T.E.

9.78 The Traffic and Transport Survey Division acts as a service agency to any Government Department requiring surveys or informa- tion associated with the movement of people or goods.

9.79 The findings of the more significant surveys are issued in the form of technical reports: 15 were distributed during the year. 12 data records were also issued, containing the results of minor surveys.

The Traffic Census

9.80 The traffic census covering the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories continued. Data on hourly, daily and monthly traffic flows. was collected at 317 sites throughout the Colony. The results were summarised in an amended format to be issued annually.

Public Transport Route Studies

9.81 A continuing study of bus services in the Colony on a route- by-route basis was started. The first part of the study deals with the more general aspects of bus operations such as routing, bus stop locations, bus stop usage and journey times. By March, half of the urban routes on the mainland had been surveyed.

Public Light Bus Operations Survey

9.82 Field work for a survey to establish an inventory of routes and to study the trip and terminal characteristics of this new form of public transport was initiated during the latter part of the year.

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