Taipei Metro

The Taipei Metro is a rapid-transit network serving Taipei and surrounding areas in northern Taiwan. It is operated by the Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation.

Taipei Metro lines: The named rail routes that form the Taipei Metro network. Each line connects distinct districts and gives the network its route structure.
Automatic train operation: A system that controls train movement with limited or no direct action by a driver. Some Taipei Metro services use automated operation to run trains.
Taipei Railway Underground Project: A project that moved Taipei's railway tracks underground through the city center. It formed part of the transport redevelopment that preceded metro construction.
Taipei Main Station: A major railway and transit hub in central Taipei. Metro lines connect this hub with rail, high-speed rail, and other city services.
Taipei bus network: The network of bus routes serving Taipei and neighboring areas. Buses provide flexible route coverage where fixed metro lines do not.
Taipei Metro stations: Passenger stops where Taipei Metro trains arrive and depart. Stations determine how the lines serve neighborhoods and connect with other transport.
Communications-based train control: A rail signaling system that uses continuous communication between trains and trackside equipment. It supports close train spacing and automated operation on metro lines.
Taipei Metro construction: The staged building of the Taipei Metro network, beginning in the late 1980s. Construction transformed plans for rapid transit into a working urban railway.
Taipei Songshan Airport: A domestic and regional airport in Taipei served by the metro's Songshan Airport Station. The station provides direct metro access to the airport.
Taiwan High Speed Rail: A high-speed railway connecting major cities along Taiwan's western corridor. It serves intercity journeys, while the Taipei Metro primarily handles urban and regional trips.

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