Green Line (TRTS) — The Green Line is four lines of the Taipei Rapid Transit System, the Songshan Line, the Xiaonammen Line, the Xindian Line, and the Xiaobitan Branch Line. With the completion of the Songshan Line in 2013, trains currently travelling from Xindian… … Wikipedia
Red Line (TRTS) — Infobox rail line name = Taipei Metro Red Line type = High Capacity Metro System status = In Service/Constructing locale = Metropolitan Taipei start = Danshui end = Guanci Care Center stations = 30 routes = Danshui Line, Xinbeitou Branch Line,… … Wikipedia
Songshan Line (TRTS) — The Songshan Line is the extension of the Xindian (Sindian) Line on the Taipei Rapid Transit System. It is currently under construction. As of June 2007, construction was 15.76% complete, and it is estimated its opening will take place in… … Wikipedia
Xiaobitan Branch Line (TRTS) — The Xiaobitan (Siaobitan) Branch Line is a branch line of the Xindian (Sindian) Line on the Taipei Rapid Transit System.Rolling StockSince the opening of the spur line in 2004, two versions of rolling stock were used. Since there is only one… … Wikipedia
Tamsui Line (Taipei Metro) — Tamsui Line (淡水線) Jiantan Station Overview Type Rapid transit Locale … Wikipedia
Circular Line (Taipei Metro) — Circular Line (環狀線) Overview Type Rapid transit Locale Taipei and New Taipei, Republic of China (Taiwan) Stations 32 … Wikipedia
Neihu Line (Taipei Metro) — Neihu Line (內湖線) A Bombardier CITYFLO 650 train on the Neihu Line Overview Type Rapid transit Locale … Wikipedia
Wenshan Line (Taipei Metro) — Wenshan Line 文山線 VALs at reverse siding at Zhongshan Junior High School station, as of 2008. Overview Type People mover system … Wikipedia
Tamsui Line (TRA) — The Tamsui Line (Chinese: 淡水線, Tongyong Pinyin:Danshuei) is a non operational Taiwanese railroad branch line, located in Taipei County (now New Taipei City) and operated by the Taiwan Railway Administration (TRA). It connected the city of Taipei… … Wikipedia
Taipei Metro — (Taipei Rapid Transit System) Info Locale Taipei and New Taipei … Wikipedia