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The Central Weather Administration warns of gusty winds in several Taiwan regions from March 25-26. Expect cooler temperatures and scattered showers due to a northeast monsoon.

Taoyuan International Airport gears up for 2.74 million travelers during Lunar New Year and Peace Memorial Day. Expect peak traffic Feb. 13-15 and Feb. 20-22.

Taoyuan Metro’s ＂Little Stationmaster Experience Camp＂ returns Feb. 10 at Airport Hotel Station. Registration opens Jan. 26 for kids 4-8. Limited spots available.

Foxconn and Mitsubishi Fuso announce a joint venture to launch a bus company, focusing on zero-emission buses. Operations will start later this year in Japan.

Taipei will conduct a high-intensity attack simulation at Taipei Station on Jan. 22 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. to test emergency alerts and evacuation procedures.

New Taipei City enhances MRT security with the launch of the Rapid Transit Brigade. Mayor Hou appoints Liao Kuo-an as captain, focusing on safety after a recent attack.

The Taipei City Police Department announced traffic changes for the Standard Chartered Taipei Charity Marathon on Jan. 11, 2026. Expect road closures and rerouting.

Taipei Metro launched QR code scanning for travel on Jan. 3, with 18,000 users on day one. This aims to boost payment flexibility and reduce cash use.

Taipei Metro will launch a mobile payment feature on Jan. 3, allowing QR code entry and exit. This modernizes public transit, eliminating the need for physical cards.

Taiwan boosts security for New Year’s events after recent attacks. Over 8,000 police and 2,700 civilians will ensure safety. Transport hubs enhance surveillance.

Taiwan’s TPASS system faces disruption as a budget impasse threatens funding. Legislator Lai Hui-yuan warns of commuter impact if subsidies cease in January.

Taiwan boosts security for New Year’s Eve with drills and tech. Kaohsiung, Taichung, and Taipei enhance measures, deploying police, drones, and cameras.

A random attack in Taipei left three dead and six injured, prompting officials to consider AI safety checks in public transport. Enhanced security measures are underway.

Taipei Metro will launch QR code ticketing in January, integrating with the bus system and supporting electronic payments like LINE Pay. This move modernizes transit and enhances convenience for commuters and tourists.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation unveils a program to enhance pedestrian safety, reporting improvements at intersections and sidewalks. Despite a decrease in traffic deaths, international media criticize urban planning. The ministry plans to halve fatalities by 2030 through education and stricter enforcement.

Nvidia plans to establish its Taiwan headquarters in Taipei, following the city’s cancellation of land rights for Shin Kong Life Insurance. The move promises tech growth.

Taipei Metro faces scrutiny as delays and failures, especially on the Wenhu Line, challenge its reputation for reliability. Despite improvements, peak-hour issues persist.

The Consumers’ Foundation in Taiwan urges updates to electric mobility device regulations for safety. Current laws fail to address issues, leading to accidents and confusion.

Tainan City hosts the 2025 Firemosa International Fire Dance Festival from Oct. 24-26, featuring fire dance teams and bands. Enjoy art, culture, and culinary events.

Taiwan’s agriculture ministry enforces a five-day ban on pig transport and slaughter after a suspected African swine fever case in Taichung. Tests show a virus strain similar to Vietnam’s. Authorities ensure stringent health checks and trace meat distribution to protect public safety.

Taoyuan International Airport will close lanes near Terminal 2’s departure area from Oct. 13-14 for roadwork. Travelers should use detours and public transport to avoid delays. Travelers are also reminded to check the official website for any updates.

Taichung City will host a National Day Gala on Oct. 9 at the Fulfillment Amphitheatre. Enjoy performances by top artists and cultural troupes. Free entry starts at 4:30 p.m.

A system failure disrupted YouBike services in Taipei, New Taipei City, and Taoyuan on Oct. 1, affecting commuters. Repairs are underway, with fines possible.

Mayors from Keelung, Taipei, New Taipei, and Taoyuan met to discuss sustainable development in northern Taiwan. Key topics included transportation, disaster prevention, education, and public health.

The Federation for the Welfare of Taiwan’s Seniors calls for improved transport options for seniors, warning that current reliance on the Senior Citizen Card is inadequate.