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Taiwan to impose stricter penalties for driver infractions
Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation plans stricter penalties for drivers causing severe pedestrian injuries. Fines may rise to NT$36,000, with license revocations up to five years. Legislative proposals are expected by late May.2025/03/13 13:00 -
Minister Chen dismisses THSR fare hike concerns
Taiwan’s transportation minister assures no immediate fare hikes for Taiwan High Speed Rail, despite rising costs. Sustainable pricing remains a priority.2025/03/12 23:00 -
Tech giants to highlight sustainable tech at smart expo
Industry leaders gather in Taipei ahead of the Smart City Summit & Expo to discuss sustainable urban living. Discover innovations in AI, transportation, and telecom.2025/03/12 18:03 -
Taiwan’s Smart City Summit & Expo to kick off on March 18
Taiwan will host the 2025 Smart City Summit & Expo in Taipei and Kaohsiung, themed ＂Digital and Green Transformation.＂ Expect insights on AI, smart transportation, and sustainable development.2025/03/11 19:38 -
Former minister Li Meng-yen returns as government adviser
Former Minister of Transportation Li Meng-yen rejoins Taiwan’s Executive Yuan as a paid adviser. His extensive public service career and engineering expertise are expected to impact future projects and policies.2025/03/07 12:00 -
New air agreement adds Venice as destination
Taiwan and Italy signed an air transport agreement to boost flights, adding Venice as a destination. Weekly passenger flights rise from seven to 19, enhancing travel and trade.2025/03/05 19:00 -
THSR adds 197 trains for Tomb Sweeping holiday rush
Taiwan High Speed Rail will add 197 train services from April 1-7 for the Tomb Sweeping holiday. Ticket sales start March 4. Expect smooth travel with extra trains.2025/02/27 10:00 -
New Taipei unveils six sites for domed stadium project
New Taipei City reveals six potential sites for a domed stadium, aiming to enhance smart services, sports, and tourism. Mayor Hou plans to finalize the site by year-end.2025/02/19 18:00 -
Taiwan’s average earnings surpasses NT$60,000 milestone
Taiwan’s average monthly earnings surpassed NT$60,000 for the first time, reaching NT$60,984, with a 4.39% annual increase. Financial and insurance sectors led with NT$107,348.2025/02/18 11:24 -
Taiwan high-speed rail hits record 78.25 million riders
Taiwan’s High-Speed Rail hit a record 78.25 million riders in 2024, a 7% rise from 2023. Zuoying Station saw over 10 million passengers, ranking third in ridership.2025/02/12 17:59 -
Taiwan evaluates reciprocal driving rights for Estonians
Taiwan considers offering short-term driving privileges to Estonian visitors after Estonia grants similar rights to Taiwanese drivers. Stay informed on travel updates.2025/02/11 14:17 -
Taiwan Railway announces first fare hike in 30 years
Taiwan Railway Corp. announces a 26.8% fare increase, the first in 30 years, affecting routes like Taipei to Xinzuoying. New fares aim to boost revenue.2025/02/05 23:00 -
New Taipei City explores AI for public transport upgrade
New Taipei City is integrating AI to enhance public transport, aiming to ease driver burdens and boost safety. The city plans to study habits for system needs.2025/02/05 15:46 -
Taiwan Railway eyes 26.8% fare hike to offset losses
Taiwan Railway Corp. plans a fare hike to address a NT$13.79 billion loss. The board will discuss a 26.8% increase to boost revenue by over NT$4 billion.2025/02/05 11:49 -
Taiwan airport braces for Lunar New Year travel surge
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport prepares for a travel surge during the Lunar New Year holiday. Expect peak traffic on Jan. 24. Use public transport to avoid delays.2025/01/24 15:04 -
Taoyuan airport braces for Lunar New Year travel surge
Taoyuan International Airport expects over 150,000 travelers this weekend, marking a post-pandemic high. Peak hours are identified, and travelers are advised to arrive early. Public transport options are increased to ease congestion.2025/01/24 13:24 -
Taiwan targets cleaner air by 2035 with PM2.5 reduction
Taiwan’s Environmental Minister Peng Chi-ming announced plans to improve air quality by 2035, with PM2.5 levels dropping to 8 micrograms. The government targets a 38% carbon reduction, focusing on renewable energy and electric transport.2025/01/24 11:00 -
Taiwan High Speed Rail ranks fifth in global sustainability
Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp. ranks fifth in global sustainability, leading in low-carbon initiatives and environmental protection. Discover their green strategies.2025/01/23 11:00 -
Heavy traffic expected on Suhua Highway for Lunar New Year
The Highway Bureau anticipates heavy traffic on Suhua Highway during the Lunar New Year holiday, Jan. 25-Feb. 2. Expect peak travel on Feb. 2 with 22,000 vehicles.2025/01/23 09:00 -
Monday briefing: What you need to know about Taiwan tonight
Taiwan encounters a cold wave and a surge in scams as it prepares for Lunar New Year. Meanwhile, transportation and financial sectors adapt to changing demands.2025/01/20 19:24 -
Taiwan debates car tariff cuts amid consumer pressure
Taiwan’s car prices are the highest in Asia due to tariffs and taxes. The Taiwan Transportation Vehicle Manufacturers Association suggests lowering commodity taxes instead of abolishing tariffs to boost the market.2025/01/20 16:20 -
Taiwan High Speed Rail hits record 78.25M riders in 2024
Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp set a record in 2024 with 78.25 million riders. Plans include off-peak discounts to boost weekday travel. New trains arrive in 2026.2025/01/20 10:21 -
FUSO eCanter earns Dream Car Award nomination for innovation
FUSO’s eCanter electric vehicle offers a zero-emission solution for Taiwan’s industries. It features an ePTO system and advanced fleet management. It aligns with global green energy goals and supports Taiwan’s 2030 energy transformation plans.2025/01/16 15:47 -
因逃票年虧百億！紐約地鐵閘門裝「鋸齒狀面板」 網搖頭：浪費錢
紐約大都會運輸署（Metropolitan Transportation Authority，MTA）近日開始在地鐵站驗票閘門上安裝刺狀面板，試圖打擊逃票行為，然而網友卻認為這種裝置看起來「愚蠢可笑」，直言「絕對是浪費錢。」2025/01/16 14:11 -
MOTC head urges open talks on railway fare changes
Taiwan’s transportation minister urges a pragmatic discussion on Taiwan Railway Corp. fare changes, unchanged for 30 years. A board meeting is set for Feb. 5.2025/01/15 10:04
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