What is the Taiwan Province MRT?

Question 1: What is the MRT in Taiwan Province Province like? Taipei's MRT system is what Hong Kong people call the subway. In the past, Taipei MRT was not very convenient because many lines were not open to traffic. But now it's much more convenient to use the MRT to get around Taipei. Advantages: 1 MRT crossing major tourist spots-A new line has been added, which has covered major tourist spots in Taipei, such as taipei main station, Ximending, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, and Shilin Night Wanderers. 2. The route is simple-compared with the bus system with complicated routes, Taipei MRT has only a few main lines, and the route is not complicated, so it won't be difficult to take it for the first time. 3. Avoid traffic jams-During rush hours, Xiaozhong West Road (taipei main station area), Zhonghua Road and Xiao Zhong East Road (Pacific sogou area) are all black spots of traffic jams. If you want to avoid this period of traffic congestion, taking the MRT is a good convenience, especially in hot summer, and it is a good choice. 4. Safer-It is dark in many places in Taipei at night, so it is safer for single passengers to take the MRT than to take buses and taxis. Disadvantages: 1 MRT is more expensive than bus-the fare of MRT is NT$ 20-65 yuan, while the general bus fare is about NT$ 15 yuan. 2. It is not convenient for tourists to visit the night market-the first bus of the MRT terminal leaves at 6: 00 in the morning and the last bus leaves at 1 1: 00. If you want to visit the market, you will often miss the last bus and have to take a taxi back to the hotel.

Question 2: What means of transportation is the Taiwan Province MRT? It is the legendary "subway"

Question 3: What is the name of Taiwan Province MRT station? Muka line.

Zoo (Taipei Zoo)

palings

Wan Fang community.

Wanfang hospital

Xinhai

Guang Lin

Liu Zhangli (Liu)

Science and technology building

Daan

Xiao Zhong Fuxing (Bannan Line Transfer Station)

Nanjing East Road (Nanjing East Road)

Zhongshan junior high school

Songshan airport (airport)

Dazhi

Jiannan Road (Jiannan Road. )

West Lake

Gang Qian

Wende

Inner lake (inner lake)

Great Lakes Park (Great Lakes Park)

Huzhou (Huzhou)

East Lake (East Lake)

Nangang software park

Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center (Bannan Line Transfer Station)

Freshwater pipeline

Freshwater (fresh water)

Mangroves (mangroves)

Zhu Wei (Zhu Wei)

port owned by the government

Zhong Yi (Loyalty)

Fuxinggang

Beitou (transfer station, new Beitou branch line)

Qi Yan

qilian

Shipai

Mingde (Mingde)

Sanji

Shilin (Stone Forest)

Tan Jian

Yuanshan (Yuanshan)

Quan Min West Road (Zhonghe New Route Transfer Station)

duplex

Zhongshan (Zhongshan)

Taipei main station (Bannan Line Transfer Station) (High Speed Rail/Taiwan Railway)

National Taiwan University Hospital (NTU Hospital)

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (transfer station, Xindian Line/Xinyi Line, Xiaonanmen Line)

Xinyi line

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (transfer station, Xindian line, Xiaonanmen line)

East Gate (Zhonghe New Route Transfer Station)

Daan Forest Park (Jin Kui Park)

Daan (Bicycle Forbidden Station) (Wenhu Line Transfer Station)

Xinyi anhe

Taipei 10 1/ World Trade Center (Taipei 10 1/ World Trade Center)

mountain inhabited by immortals

Xindian line

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (transfer station, Xinyi Line, Xiaonanmen Line)

Gu Ting (Zhonghe New Route Transfer Station)

Taidian building

Guan Gong (Guan Gong)

Bandung

Jingmei

Dapinglin (Dapinglin)

Zhang Qi (Xiaobitan Branch Transfer Station)

Xindian district office

New store

Xindian line

West Gate (Bannan Line Transfer Station)

Xiaonanmen (Xiaonanmen)

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (transfer station, Danshui Line, Xinyi Line, Xindian Line)

Zhonghe new route

Luzhou (Luzhou)

Sanmin high school

Xuhui High School (St. ignatius High School)

Sanhe junior high school

Triple elementary school (triple elementary school ...>& gt

Question 4: What does the MRT station in Taiwan Province Province mean? Most urban rail spindle systems will be laid in the underground tunnel Y in the central part of the city. These systems can also be called underground railways, or simply subways. In Taiwan Province Province, Bangkok and Singapore, it is called "Mass Rapid Transit" (MRT). In Chinese mainland, the urban rail transit system built on the ground or viaduct is usually called "light rail". But in the professional field, the difference between "light rail" and "subway" lies in the difference in traffic volume. "Light rail" refers to the urban rail transit system with one-way traffic volume less than 20,000 people/hour, and "subway" refers to the urban rail transit system with one-way traffic volume more than 20,000 people/hour.

MRT is not only a public transport, but also accelerates our movement in the city. As an extension of urban public space, people read, meditate, enjoy the scenery and talk in the MRT system, and get lost at the corner, buy tickets and meet each other. Quickly shuttle between urban landscapes and feel the fluctuation of urban breathing. People-to-people, people and cities have the possibility of deeper and direct dialogue.

The special architectural form of MRT combined with high-tech transportation not only enriches the image of the city, but also serves as the endorsement index of a city's "modernization". Consistent with the rhythm of urban life, its historical tone and humanistic customs have become a symbol of the city's unique style.

Question 5: What is the MRT? Which is what Taiwan Province Province calls the MRT.

Question 6: What does "MRT" mean in Taiwan Province Province? It refers to urban rail transit such as subway and light rail.

Question 7: Why does Taiwan Province Province call subway MRT? Because most of them run on viaducts, not underground, they are only available in the metropolises of Kaohsiung and Taipei.

MRT: Fast and convenient (fast) (traffic) loss. Please accept the answer and support me.

Question 8: What is the full name of MRT? The etymology of this word is the Chinese literal translation of English "Mass Rapid Transit" (MRT) in Taiwan Province Province, which is actually the subway in Taiwan Province Province.

Question 9: Why do Taiwan Province people call the subway MRT?

The full name of "MRT" is "Mass Rapid Transit System", and the English translation is Mass Rapid Transit(MRT).

Mass is understood as mass, public, speed and swiftness, and public transportation system.

Therefore, the word "MRT" comes from the literal translation of English Mass Rapid Transit in Taiwan Province Province.

The China Dictionary, compiled by the relevant departments of Taiwan Province Province, explains the MRT as "a public transport system that uses ground, underground or elevated facilities and is not disturbed by other road traffic, and uses special power vehicles to drive on special routes and quickly transport passengers in cities and neighboring areas in intensive shifts". Broadly speaking, the "MRT" in Taiwan Province Province refers to the urban rail transit system in Taiwan Province Province, including the Taipei MRT, Kaohsiung MRT and other rail transit systems with independent rights of way (mainly independent rights of way).

As for why people in Taiwan Province Province don't call the rail transit system "subway", I personally think it is to avoid the contradiction between names and things. Due to the consideration of funds and lines, not all underground railways in urban rail transit are built underground. In non-densely populated and densely built areas, lines are usually pulled out of the ground or elevated.

Question 10: What is the MRT in Taiwan Province Province like? Taipei's MRT system is what Hong Kong people call the subway. In the past, Taipei MRT was not very convenient because many lines were not open to traffic. But now it's much more convenient to use the MRT to get around Taipei. Advantages: 1 MRT crossing major tourist spots-A new line has been added, which has covered major tourist spots in Taipei, such as taipei main station, Ximending, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, and Shilin Night Wanderers. 2. The route is simple-compared with the bus system with complicated routes, Taipei MRT has only a few main lines, and the route is not complicated, so it won't be difficult to take it for the first time. 3. Avoid traffic jams-During rush hours, Xiaozhong West Road (taipei main station area), Zhonghua Road and Xiao Zhong East Road (Pacific sogou area) are all black spots of traffic jams. If you want to avoid this period of traffic congestion, taking the MRT is a good convenience, especially in hot summer, and it is a good choice. 4. Safer-It is dark in many places in Taipei at night, so it is safer for single passengers to take the MRT than to take buses and taxis. Disadvantages: 1 MRT is more expensive than bus-the fare of MRT is NT$ 20-65 yuan, while the general bus fare is about NT$ 15 yuan. 2. It is not convenient for tourists to visit the night market-the first bus of the MRT terminal leaves at 6: 00 in the morning and the last bus leaves at 1 1: 00. If you want to visit the market, you will often miss the last bus and have to take a taxi back to the hotel.