Traffic in Taiwan

Kaohsiung MRT opened in 2008 and combined two metro lines and one circular light rail. In addition, the MRT system includes other important transit systems such as high-speed rail, rail transport, harbor, and airport. You can easily transfer from one form of transportation to another

Taipei MRT. In this article, you will gain a better understanding of the Orange Line and the newly-built Yellow Line. You will also know about different attractions that you can find around these metro lines

If you want to visit places like Taipei Zoo or see a live concert at Taipei Arena, you must be familiar with the Brown and Green Lines.

If you are a tourist and need to travel around Taipei, you have to learn how to take Taipei MRT, especially the Red Line and Blue Line.

Foreigners can easily use this traffic system because of English services provided by Taipei Metro. Even with no idea about Chinese, foreign tourists still can visit lots of Taipei attractions with no pressure.

TPE, Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, is the international airport serving the Taipei and northern Taiwan areas. By far the largest and busiest airport in Taiwan, it serves about 45 million passengers a year.

To apply for a driver’s license in Taiwan, you need to have an ARC valid for over 6 months. You also need to pass both a theory test and a road test.

Do you know that bikes are a common form of transportation in Taiwan? YouBike is the largest bike sharing system in Taiwan.

Nowadays, it is much easier to call a taxi while you are in Taiwan. The taxi will be at your door in no time. You just have to make a phone call or use these apps.