A preliminary feasibility study on the provision of cycling trails and associated ancillary facilities between Tuen Mun and Tsuen Wan
The Civil Engineering and Development Department has hired consultants to conduct a preliminary feasibility study on the provision of cycling trails and related ancillary facilities between Tuen Mun and Tsuen Wan (NTW1 / 2001)
2002-2003
A Study on the Feasibility of Carrying out the New World Cycling Network
The Civil Engineering and Development Department has hired consultants to conduct the ""New Territories Cycling Network Feasibility Study CE 52/2002 (HY)"" to examine the provision of a cycle track in the New Territories together with ancillary facilities.
2004-2005
The Tai Po District Council meeting referred to the cycling routes connecting the northwest New Territories and the northeastern New Territories
Mr. Wang Zhiwei, Chief Engineer, Civil Engineering and Development Department, introduced a number of major projects in the Tai Po area by the Civil Engineering and Development Department, including the cycling routes connecting the northwest New Territories and the northeastern New Territories.
2007-01-02
The Tai Po District Council meeting referred to the cycling routes connecting the northwest New Territories and the northeastern New Territories
Mr. Yu Hongwei, Senior Engineer of Civil Engineering and Development Department, and Mr. Chen Haorong, Project Manager of Scott Wilson Consultants Group Limited, introduced the proposed cycling network, the cycling project to be carried out in Tai Po, the completed consultation work and Follow up work. He expects the project to be gazetted at the end of 2007 and start construction by the end of 2009 and complete the project in 2011.
2007-09-04
The policy address promises to develop a comprehensive cycling track in the New Territories
The new measures in the ""2007/2008 Policy Address"" Policy Framework, Chapter 2, ""Quality City Quality Life"", mentioned the development of a comprehensive cycling track in the New Territories.
2007-10-10
Development Bureau informed the Legislative Council Panel on Development of the latest developments in the New Territories cycling network
Based on the results of the consultancy study, the Development Bureau informed the Legislative Council Panel on Development that the Government plans to carry out the New Territories cycling network and construct the cycling backbone line in phases through the New Territories.
2008-05-27
Construction of cycling network in the New Territories gazetted
The Government has published a circular in the Gazette to recommend the construction of a co-trajectory network to link existing trains at Tuen Mun, Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long, Sheung Shui / Fanling, Tai Po and Sha Tin.
2008-06-06
The policy address is committed to continuing to develop a comprehensive cycling network in the New Territories to improve the quality of life
The new measures of ""Quality City Quality Life"" in Chapter 2 of the Policy Address 2008/2008 mentioned that - a comprehensive cycling network should be developed in the New Territories to improve the quality of life of the public.
2008-10-15
Development Bureau informed the Legislative Council Panel on Development of the latest developments in the New Territories cycling network Development Board to inform the Legislative Council Development Committee of the latest developments in the proposed New Territories cycling network
Development Bureau has made a number of amendments to the Legislative Council Development Committee's proposed network development program when applying for a $ 230.3 million grant to promote the first phase of the network (Ma On Shan to Sheung Shui).
2009-04-08
The cycling track revision gazetted bewteen Sheung Shui to Sha Tin
The Government published in the Gazette a revised works announcement linking the cycling trails connecting the northwest and northeast of the New Territories - Sheung Shui to Sha Tin Section and related facilities. The project has been approved for the construction of a coherent cycling network for recreational development.
2009-05-08
Section A(Ma On Shan to Sheung Shui) is expected to start
Not started as scheduled
2009-09
The policy address is committed to continuing to develop a comprehensive cycling network in the New Territories to improve the quality of life
The implementation of the ""2009-2011 Policy Address"" Policy Agenda Chapter 2, ""Quality City Quality Life"", continues to develop a comprehensive cycling network in the New Territories to improve the quality of life of the public.
2009-10-14
The Hong Kong Annual Report refers to the New Territories cycling network
Hong Kong Annual Report 2009 Chapter 12 Infrastructure Development and Heritage Conservation It is mentioned that the Government is now developing a cycling network in the New Territories so that residents and visitors in the district can find their homes while they are idle. The total length of the bike is about 110 km from the east of Sai Kung, via Ma On Shan, Sha Tin, Tai Po, Fanling, Sheung Shui, Yuen Long and Tuen Mun. There will be a bicycle rental, parking and resting facilities along the route. The first phase of the project will commence in mid-2010 and be completed in 2013. It is expected that the entire network will be completed in 2009.
2010
Tuen Mun to Sheung Shui section of the cycling route revision works gazetted
The Government has published in the Gazette a revised notice of the construction of the cycling trails connecting the northwest and northeast of the New Territories - Tuen Mun to Sheung Shui and related facilities. The project has been approved for the construction of a coherent cycling network for recreational development.
2010-01-15
Tuen Mun to Sheung Shui cycling project gazetted
The Government has published in the Gazette the cycling route - Tuen Mun to Sheung Shui section, which connects northwest New Territories and northeastern New Territories. The project will build a coherent cycling network in San Tin to connect Tuen Mun, Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long, Sheung Shui / Fanling, Tai Po and Sha Tin.
2010-04-01
Section A (Ma On Shan to Sheung Shui) officially started
Originally scheduled to start in September 2009, and finally started to move eight months later than planned.
2010-05
Section B (Sheung Shui to Tuen Mun) is expected to start
Not started as scheduled
2010-08
The policy address is committed to continuing to develop a comprehensive cycling network in the New Territories to improve the quality of life
The measures to be implemented in Chapter 2 of the Policy Address 2001-2011 ""Quality City Quality Life"" - continue to develop a comprehensive cycling network in the New Territories to improve the quality of life of the public.
2010-10-13
Section C (Tuen Mun to Tsuen Wan)is expected to start
Not started as scheduled
2011
Section A (Ma On Shan to Sheung Shui) is expected to be completed
Not completed on time
2012-07-01
Section B (Sheung Shui to Tuen Mun) is expected to be completed
Not completed on time
2013-07
Section B (Sheung Shui to Tuen Mun) the first phase of the formal start
Originally scheduled to start in August 2010, the final schedule than the 39 months to start working
2013-11
Section C (Tuen Mun to Tsuen Wan)is expected to complete
Not completed on time
2013
Section A (Ma On Shan to Sheung Shui) officially completed
Originally scheduled to be completed in February 2012, and finally completed 20 months later than planned.
2014-03
Chapter 9 of the Director of Audit's Report No. 63 on the Construction of the New Territories Cycling Network
The report said that as of August 2014, the Civil Engineering and Development Department had not finalized the commencement date and completion date for section C (Tuen Mun to Tsuen Wan) and section D (6 branch sections).
2014-10-30
The remaining works of Tuen Mun to Sheung Shui are subject to authorization
The Chief Executive in Council has been authorized to carry out the remaining works linking the cycling trails connecting the northwest New Territories and the northeastern New Territories, Tuen Mun to Sheung Shui, which are gazetted today (May 8).
2015-05-08
The remaining works of Tuen Mun to Sheung Shui officially started
Expected to complete in early 2020
2016-6-30
Section B (Sheung Shui to Tuen Mun) the first phase of the formal is expected to complete
Not completed on time
2016-12