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Tucheng Extension to Dingpu
The Tucheng extension runs underground from the terminus at
Yongning Station along Zhongyang Road Section 3 and 4, and ends at the high-tech
industrial district in Dingpu. The extension has a total length of two km with
one underground station, and commercial service is scheduled to begin in 2014. Xinzhuang
Line (New Taipei
City section from Fu Jen University Station to Huilong Station) The full
Xinzhuang line is 19.7 km in length with 16 underground stations and one
maintenance depot, of which 7.3 km is located in Taipei City and the remaining
12.4 km in New Taipei City. It starts at Guting Station on the Zhonghe line and
runs beneath Hangzhou South Road, Xinyi Road, Xinsheng South Road, Songjiang
Road, Minquan East and West Road, then passes beneath the Tamsui River north of
Taipei Bridge to enter Sanchong District. It continues along Chongxin Road and
Jieyun Road, then crosses the Erchong Flood Channel and runs back to Chongxin
Road in Sanchong before continuing to Xinzhuang District along Zhongzheng Road
and ends at Huilong Station near the Losheng Sanatorium. The entire line, apart
from the maintenance depot, runs underground.
The section
between Daqiaotou Station and Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station began operating on
November 3, 2010 and the section from Daqiaotou Station to Fu Jen University
Station began commercial service on Jan 5,
2012. The section between Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station and Guting Station via Dongmen
Station began commercial service on September 30, 2012, the
remaining section (in New Taipei City from Fu Jen University Station
to Huilong Station) is scheduled to begin commercial service service by the end
of 2013, the entire line including Xinzhang depot will be completed by the end
of 2014.
Xinyi Line
The Xinyi line, an extension of the initial network's Tamsui
line, runs underground from the Xindian line's Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall
Station along Xinyi Road to the Xinyi Planning District, spanning 6.4 km with
seven underground stations (Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station included).
Trains also run from Xiangshan Station to Tamsui via NTU Hospital
Station and Taipei Main Station. Transfers can also be made to the Xindian line
at Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station, to the Xinzhuang line at Dongmen
Station, and to the Wenhu line at Daan Station. The entire line is built
underground and is scheduled to begin commercial service by the end of 2013. Xinyi
Eastern Extension The final corridor study report incorporating
comments from the Council for Economic Planning and Development was approved by
the Executive Yuan on February 12, 2010.
The extended section is built underground from the Xinyi line's original
terminal station, namely Xiangshan Station. It runs along Xinyi Road
Section 6, Fude Street, Zhongpo South Road, and ends at Yucheng Park. There are
two underground stations along the 1.6-km-long extension. Songshan Line
The Songshan line runs north from the Nangang line's Ximen
Station along Zhonghua Road to Tacheng Street, northeast to Tianshui Street and
then turns east onto Nanjing West and East Road to Bade Road near Taiwan
Railways' Songshan Station in the east. The 8.5-km-long Songshan line
encompasses eight underground stations (Ximen Station included). Trains provide
service to the section between the Xindian line and the Songshan line via the
Xiaonanmen line. Transfer to the Nangang and Banqiao lines, Tamsui line,
Xinzhuang line as well as Wenhu line can be made at Ximen Station, Zhongshan
Station, Songjiang Nanjing Station, and Nanjing Fuxing Station. The entire line
is built underground and is scheduled to begin serving passengers by 2014. Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Access MRT System Construction Project (Taipei City Section from Sanchong to Taipei City)
The line starts from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal
2, passes Terminal 1 in the east, runs alongside Dayuan Township and Luzhu
Township in Taoyuan County, Linkou District in New Taipei City, Guishan Township
in Taoyuan County, and Xinzhuang, Taishan, Sanchong districts in New Taipei City
and then enters Taipei Main Station District in Taipei City.
It also runs south from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
Terminal 2 to Taiwan High Speed Rail Taoyuan Station and ends at the
intersection of Zhongfeng Road and Huanbei Road in Zhongli City. The line totals
51.03 km with 22 stations.
The line is divided into two sections. The first section from
Sanchong to Zhongli passes through Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport and High
Speed Rail Taoyuan Station and is being implemented by the Bureau of High Speed
Rail under the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC). As for the
second section from Sanchong to Taipei City, civil engineering was commissioned
to Taipei City Department of Rapid Transit Systems by the MOTC. The whole line
is under construction.
Circular Line
Phase I
The Circular line passes through 10 administrative districts
across Taipei City and New Taipei City: Wenshan, Xindian, Zhonghe, Banqiao,
Xinzhuang, Wugu, Luzhou, Sanchong, Shilin and Zhongshan. The entire line is 34.8
km in length with 31 stations and has been approved by the Executive Yuan to be
implemented in two phases. The approved route of the Circular line Phase I,
spanning 15.4 km long and consisting of 14 stations, passes through Xindian,
Zhonghe, Banqiao, and Xinzhuang districts, and connects with five MRT lines: the
Xindian, Zhonghe, Banqiao, and Xinzhuang lines, and the Taiwan Taoyuan
International Airport Access MRT System. Currently, preliminary work of Phase I
is being implemented and tender of the main work is under way after completion of
the detailed design.
Wanda-Zhonghe-Shulin line Phase I The medium-capacity Wanda-Zhonghe-Shulin
line, totaling 22.1 km long with 22 stations and one maintenance depot, has been
approved by the Executive Yuan to be implemented in two phases. The Wanda-Zhonghe-Shulin
line Phase I starts underground from Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station on
the Xindian line and ends at Jincheng Road, running beneath Nanhai Road, Heping
West Road, Xizang Road, Wanda Road, and Fumin Street before crossing beneath the
Xindian River to get to Baosheng Road. It then runs along Zhongshan Road,
Liancheng Road, and ends at Jincheng Road. A depot will be established in the
agricultural zone on the north side of Jincheng Road, and a branch line station
near Juguang Road. The route is 9.5 km long including nine underground stations
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