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Taiwan’s MOTC will not raise THSR ticket prices, citing increased passenger volume and revenue. Current conditions don’t justify a fare hike, but future costs might.

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.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation announced that THSRC Chairman Chiang Yao-chung will step down next week. President James Jeng will temporarily lead, ensuring stability.

Taiwan’s transportation minister stresses the need for central government funding for infrastructure projects amid fiscal changes. Learn about potential impacts and challenges.

Taiwan confronts a significant road safety crisis, with over 200 traffic fatalities each month since 2021. Despite a slight decrease in accidents, experts attribute ongoing issues to reckless driving and relaxed licensing processes, prompting government calls for enhanced pedestrian safety.

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration plans to fine Dream Travel after a tour incident on the Alishan Forest Railway injured a participant. The agency faces a NT$50,000 fine.

Taiwan’s transportation minister is optimistic about Chinese tourists visiting after China’s travel openness. The MOTC reviews group tour bans for balanced tourism.

Filipino tourism ambassadors Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos boost Filipino visitors to Taiwan by 35%. Taiwan plans to open a tourism office in Manila on Dec. 20.

The Executive Yuan approved a subsidy to ensure daily flights between Taipei and Hualien starting Dec. 26, addressing disruptions from natural disasters.

Chunghwa Telecom workers rallied at the MOTC in Taipei, demanding wage hikes and collective bargaining. The union threatens strike votes if demands are unmet.

Taiwan plans to amend laws to impose stricter penalties for fake license plates, raising fines to NT$36,000. The MOTC aims to curb rising violations and enhance road safety.

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications in Taiwan will host its annual investment conference on Nov. 27, offering NT$287.1 billion in private investment opportunities across 62 projects.

Taiwan’s MOTC reports a rise in traffic fatalities for August 2024, despite fewer accidents and injuries. The ministry focuses on motorcyclists and the elderly.

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications in Taiwan apologized for a rushed meeting on delivery pricing guidelines. It plans to reschedule talks with stakeholders, including the Consumers’ Foundation, to ensure comprehensive input and protect consumer rights.

Taiwan’s MOTC report shows 1,687 traffic fatalities from Jan. to July 2024, with Taichung City leading. Pedestrian safety remains a concern despite fewer accidents.

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications in Taiwan plans to increase bus company inspections and reduce subsidies for those failing to yield to pedestrians. This follows a rise in pedestrian fatalities and a recent tragic incident involving a Tunghai University student.

Discover the details on Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport’s fare increase for 29 routes starting Oct. 3, marking the first change in 17 years, with an average hike of 6%. Learn more about the adjustments and reasons behind them.

Discover the latest on Taiwan Railways Corporation’s fare adjustment proposal, not revised in 29 years, and the ongoing discussions about holiday bonuses for employees. Learn about the board’s decision and future plans.

Discover the latest on Taiwan Railways’ response to employee backlash over Mid-Autumn Festival bonus vouchers. The company seeks a solution with the Ministry of Transportation and MOTC’s guidance.

Discover how Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation and Communications plans to address financial shortfalls by increasing transit service fees by 35% after 17 years, aiming for implementation by year-end.

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 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.

Explore the push for highway access by heavy motorcycle enthusiasts in Taiwan, who rallied for rights despite legal hurdles and public opposition. Learn about the proposed pilot program and the government’s stance on this issue.

Discover the latest changes in Taiwan’s driver’s license regulations, including penalties for non-renewal and new rules for high-risk drivers, effective Oct. 31. Learn how these measures aim to enhance road safety.

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