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A Citybus stop was recently relocated to a spot opposite the South Island School (SIS), but instead of providing greater convenience, a reader warns it is creating a traffic trap because long sections of the road are fenced off and there is no pedestrian crossing, encouraging people to jaywalk to the new stop.
'The bus stop of Citybus route 41A - running from Wah Fu to North Point Pier - along Nam Fung Road was moved nearer to the SIS,' she wrote.
'It sounds good for the SIS students - as they can reach the bus stop by crossing the road - but that is not the case. It seems a trap for causing traffic accidents for SIS students and other pedestrians has been made.
'First, there is no appropriate pedestrian crossing facility such as a traffic light to accompany the relocation of the 41A bus stop. Second, both sides of the pedestrian walks along Nam Fung Road are fenced and there is no opening outside SIS or across from it.
'Hence, pedestrians tend to walk up the slope a little bit and jaywalk across Nam Fung Road.'