North West Tsing Yi Interchange (Chinese: 青衣西北交匯處) is a road interchange in the northwest of the Tsing Yi Island, Hong Kong, between Shek Wan and Wok Tai Wan. The interchange joins Route 3 and Route 8.
Several roads meet at the interchange:
- Tsing Yi North Coastal Road, an elevated road leading to Tam Kon Shan Interchange;
- Ting Kau Bridge of Tsing Long Highway (Route 3), a bridge heading north over Ting Kau to Tai Lam Tunnel and Tuen Mun Road;
- Cheung Tsing Highway (Route 3), an expressway leading to the eastern and southern parts of the island, and also Cheung Tsing Tunnel;
- Tsing Ma Bridge of Lantau Link (Route 8), a bridge leading to Ma Wan and further expressway to Lantau Island.
Apart from the major roads, a side road leads to Lantau Link Visitors Centre and Viewing platform above Wok Tai Wan.
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