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Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai inspected the Taiwan High Speed Rail control center after Typhoon Danas. Rail services resumed by 9:40 a.m. Monday.

Taiwan Railway plans to raise night shift allowances and supervisor bonuses by year’s end to align with market standards. The Legislative Yuan will discuss these changes.

Taiwan Railway increased fares by 26.8% on June 23, affecting routes like Taipei to Hualien. Electronic ticket mileage reduced to 50 km. Free timetables available.

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration will raise Taiwan PASS prices by 5.6% to 31.5% on June 23, aligning with Taiwan Railway fare changes. Travelers should buy now to save.

Discover the 10th Formosa Railroad Bento Festival at Taipei Main Station, featuring innovative bento options from THSRC and Taiwan Railway Corp. through June 9.

Taiwan Railway will raise ticket prices for the first time in 30 years on June 23. The fare hike aims to cover rising costs and improve service. Residents in Hualien and Taitung can benefit from special membership perks, earning extra points on travel. Register online or at stations to maximize savings.

The National Taiwan Museum launched a train station exhibition, with Minister of Culture Li Yuan emphasizing museums’ role in children’s education. The exhibit, open until March 1, 2026, introduces kids to architecture through train stations.

Taiwan Railways boosts safety with increased police presence and potential body cameras after recent assaults. Employees receive support and counseling services.

Taiwan Railway’s Bento Festival at Taipei Main Station, June 6-9, celebrates food and culture with themed products, exclusive beer, and special promotions.

LDC Hotels & Resorts partners with Taiwan Railway to launch the world’s first wedding train, offering a unique experience with Michelin-designed menus and scenic stops.

Tsai Yi-yu advocates for a transnational approach to secure World Heritage status for the Alishan Forest Railway, highlighting its historical ties with Japan.

Premier Cho Jung-tai promises new discount plans for Hualien and Taitung residents before Taiwan Railway fare hikes on June 23. Legislator Huang criticizes current subsidy system.

Former Transportation Minister Ho Chen Tan criticizes the high-speed rail extension to Yilan for lacking a feasibility review. Local farmers worry about crop impact.

Taiwan Railways Corporation will adjust its train schedule from June 26, affecting 386 services. Changes include added express trains and increased capacity. Check updates on the TRC website from May 9.

Taiwan’s transport minister highlights human error as the main cause of recent Taiwan Railway accidents. Emphasizes SOP adherence and training improvements.

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications showcased new platform gates at Kaohsiung Station to boost safety. Completion is set for year-end, with a launch in March.

Taiwan Railway Corporation announces new fare structure effective June 23, with a 26.8% average increase. Check the TRA website for detailed pricing on routes like Taipei-Kaohsiung and Taipei-Hualien.

Taiwan Railway Corp. confirms the NT$60 pork chop bento remains available in central and southern Taiwan, Hualien, and Taitung. Despite new flavors, this classic meal symbolizes the brand’s spirit and continues to be a favorite.

Chiayi City will host ＂Come to Chiayi BIKE and Ride for Good Friendships＂ on April 26 to celebrate World Bicycle Day. Register from April 14-23 for this cycling event.

Taiwan Railway Corporation announced 852 successful candidates from its latest recruitment exam. Reporting dates are set for April 28, May 19, May 26, and June 16.

Heavy rain in Taoyuan City on April 10 led to severe flooding, disrupting Taiwan Railway operations and affecting over 5,000 passengers. Torrential rain warnings were issued for nine areas.

Taiwan’s transportation minister announces TRC fare hikes starting June 23, with flexible pricing for Hualien and Taitung. Learn how to mitigate costs using TPASS and the frequent traveler program.

Hualien County commissioner urges Taiwan’s central government to reconsider a Taiwan Railways fare hike, citing public dissatisfaction and economic pressures.

Taiwan Railway Corp. will raise ticket prices by 26.8% on June 23, affecting routes like Taipei to Kaohsiung. The fare hike aims to maintain service quality.

Taiwan Railway Corp. will add two EMU 3000 trains this weekend for the Tomb Sweeping Day holiday. Ticket sales start at midnight. Safety checks ensure smooth travel.