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Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai plans to tighten large vehicle regulations and improve pedestrian crossing lighting after a fatal bus collision in Taipei.

Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai criticized Starlux Airlines for not using conservative dispatching during Typhoon Kong-rey. The CAA grounded a flight after a hard landing due to unstable weather. Starlux Airlines stated they followed regulations and monitored weather data, ensuring safe operations.

Taiwan’s tourism may surpass 8 million visitors by year’s end, says Transportation Minister Chen. Efforts focus on diversifying tourist sources and boosting Hualien’s hotel occupancy amid typhoon impacts.

Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai pledges to restore eastern Taiwan’s rail and road networks after Typhoon Kong-rey and an earthquake. Rail services aim to resume by Friday afternoon, with air travel normalizing post-noon.

Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai announced plans to work with the Ministry of Economic Affairs to help Taiwan Railway implement energy-saving measures. This aims to offset increased costs from new electricity rates effective Oct. 16. A fare adjustment proposal is expected on Oct. 22.

Minister of Transportation Chen Shih-kai announced plans to introduce a new license plate design next year to reduce counterfeiting. Penalties for fake plates may increase.

Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai urges Taiwan High Speed Rail to consider commuters and environmental goals amid planned fare adjustments. Learn more about the changes.

Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai attended his first legislative session, emphasizing readiness to adapt and work harder. He outlined priorities for Taichung railway projects.

Discover how Taiwan’s booming travel sector contrasts with its hospitality industry’s labor shortage, as Minister Chen Shih-kai discusses solutions and aims for 10 million visitors.

Explore the latest on Taiwan’s railway labor dispute: Minister Chen Shih-kai backs holiday bonuses, addresses potential strike, and inspects traffic management ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Discover how Michelle Lee, with over 15 years of media experience, becomes the new Executive Yuan spokesperson, succeeding Chen Shih-kai. Learn about her background and qualifications.

Discover the latest on Taiwan Railway’s fare adjustment talks, as Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai emphasizes respect for the board’s governance amid discussions on a 29-year fare freeze.

Discover how Taiwan’s tourism sector has reached a milestone with 5 million international visitors by August, thanks to innovative marketing strategies and celebrity endorsements. Learn about the efforts to boost cross-strait visits and local tourism in Hualien County.

Discover how Taiwan’s Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai tackled disruptions on the Suhua Highway and Taiwan Railways due to heavy rain, ensuring safety and swift action for restoration.

Discover how Taiwan’s new Transportation Minister, Chen Shih-kai, is enhancing rail safety with plans for platform gates after a close call at Taichung Train Station. Read about his first actions in office and future safety measures.

Discover how incoming Minister Chen Shih-kai plans to enhance the Ministry of Transportation and Communications in Taiwan, focusing on efficiency and public service.

Discover how Taiwan’s new Transportation Minister, Chen Shih-kai, is inviting Chinese tourists back, aiming to boost visits and address tourism challenges in regions like Hualien and Taitung. Learn about his plans for improving infrastructure and services.

Discover the latest update as Chen Shih-kai, former Executive Yuan spokesperson, is set to become Taiwan’s new Minister of Transportation and Communications on Sept. 2. Learn about his priorities and background in our full story.

Discover the latest update on Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation leadership change as Chen Shih-kai is set to replace Lee Meng-Yen following the latter’s resignation amid controversy. Learn more about Chen’s background and the interim arrangements.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s transportation sector: The Taiwan Railway Union voices concerns over rumors of Executive Yuan spokesperson Chen Shih-kai becoming the next Minister of Transportation and Communications, citing his lack of transportation expertise.

Discover how Taiwan is addressing its northern power shortage by transferring electricity from the south and central regions, despite a 20 billion kilowatt-hour shortfall. Learn about the government’s plans for a robust power grid and the renovation of the Hsieh-Ho Concord Power Plant.

Discover Taiwan’s unwavering commitment to a non-nuclear homeland, as Executive Yuan spokesman Chen Shih-kai addresses misconceptions about policy shifts and emphasizes the importance of safety and consensus in exploring new energy technologies.

Explore the latest on Taiwan’s political scene: The Executive Yuan plans to request a reconsideration of recent legislative amendments, aiming for resolution through dialogue. Learn about the legal framework and historical context.

Here is a meta description for the story: Premier Ch’en Chien-jen respects cabinet appointments, believes future cabinet will make Taiwan better. President-elect Lai Ch’ing-te announces Cho Jung-t’ai as Premier, who reveals first wave of cabinet members. Ch’en to return to Academia Sinica after May 20.

The campaign spokesperson for Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP) presidential candidate Lai Ching-te, Chen Shih-kai, has called on Kuomintang (KMT) presidential candidate Hou Yu-ih to clarify his stance on allowing Chinese workers into Taiwan. Chen expressed concerns about the impact on the employment of Taiwan’s youth and requested an outline of supporting measures. This request for clarification follows Hou’s proposal to promote increased cross-strait exchanges, including opening up to Chinese tourists and students. Chen criticized Hou’s policy, suggesting it aimed to help alleviate China’s youth unemployment problems. He highlighted Taiwan’s strong economic abilities, contrasting it with Hong Kong’s declining stock market due to Chinese government control. Chen also criticized China’s lack of transparency regarding its economic downturn and high unemployment rate. He emphasized the importance of Taiwan’s economic development and integration with the global community, stating that the future direction of Taiwan depends on its leadership. These remarks reflect the DPP’s stance on maintaining a strong local economy and labor market while considering broader cross-strait policies and potential socioeconomic impacts.