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Due to the re-development of the West Kowloon District, the Government had decided to move the bus terminus to a new one called "Sham Shui Po (Tonkin Street)", and make room for new public housing. The new bus terminus was opened on 7 March 1999.
As at 6 March 1999, there were 6 bus routes terminating this bus terminus, photographs of buses serving these routes are as follows. Unless otherwise specified, they were taken on 28 February 1999. All these 6 routes would be terminating the aforesaid new terminus from 7 March 1999.
Title Photo: Aerial photo of Sham Shui Po Ferry bus terminus and surrounding areas in 1992. Though the reclamation work was in progress, the ferry service to Central was still in operation. (1992/02/27)
 Leyland Olympian S3BL98 (DM 3043) from China Ferry Terminal: Route 12 was the 'newest' route that terminating Sham Shui Po Ferry. After changing the destination from Lai Chi Kok, three-axle buses were allocated. |
| Above: | Another Leyland Olympian, S3BL97 (DM 2575), being allocated on Route 12A. There were two routes provided services between Sham Shui Po Ferry and Whampoa Gardens, they were 12A and 212. |
Below: | Dennis Dominator DM22 (DC 5159) on Route 18, which was a circular route to Oi Man Estate. |
