Transport Interchange
- KMB
- 70K- Wah Ming ↺ Sheung Shui
- 70X- Sheung Shui ↔ Kwun Tong (Tsui Ping Road)
- 73- Tai Ping ↔ Tai Po Industrial Estate
- 73A- Yu Chui Court ↔ Choi Yuen
- 76K- Long Ping Estate ↔ Wah Ming
- 77K- Cheung Wah ↔ Yuen Long (West)
- 78K- Sheung Shui ↔ Sha Tau Kok
- 79K- Sha Sheung Shui ↔ Ta Kwu Ling
- 270A- Sheung Shui ↔ Kowloon Station
- 273- Wah Ming ↺ Fanling Station
- 273A- Choi Yuen ↺ Wah Ming
- 273D- Ching Ho Estate ↺ Wah Ming (Rush Time Service)
- 277X- Luen Wo Hui ↔ Ping Tin
- 278K- Luen Wo Hui ↺ Fanling Station
- 278P- Luen Wo Hui → Tsuen Wan (Nina Tower) (Rush Time Service)
- 278X- Sheung Shui ↔ Tsuen Wan (Nina Tower)
- 279X- Luen Wo Hui ↔ Tsing Yi Station
- Cross Harbour Tunnel Bus
- 373- Sheung Shui ↔ Sheung Wan (Rush Time Service)
- 373A- Wah Ming ↔ Wan Chai (Convention Centre) (Rush Time Service)
- Long Win Bus
- A43- Luen Wo Hui ↔ Airport (Ground Transportation Centre)
- N42A- Luen Wo Hui ↔ Tung Chung Station (Midnight Service)
- Minibus
- 52A- Fanling Station ↔ Luen Wo Hui
- 52B- Fanling Station ↔ Hok Tau
- 52K- Fanling Station ↔ Ping Che
- 54A- Fanling Station ↔ Luen Wo Hui
- 54K- Fanling Station ↺ Lung Yeuk Tau
- 56A- Fanling Station ↔ Luen Wo Hui
- 56B- Fanling Station ↔ Tan Chuk Hang
- 56C- Fanling Station ↔ Siu Hang Tsuen
- 56K- Fanling Station ↔ Luk Keng
- 501A- Yung Shing Court ↺ Luen Wo Hui
- 501K- Yan Shing Court ↺ Luen Wo Hui
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