Talk:Rail transport in Taiwan

message: The section Industrial & tourist railways could have the Pingxi, Neiwan and Jiji lines added to it. They are all branch lines operated by Taiwan Railways and popular with tourists. Davidreid 01:23, 31 March 2007 (UTC)

message: Why is a network of 1496 km "extremely extensive"? --JensMueller (talk) 14:46, 18 August 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  "extremely extensive" 

message: Name           	Taipei Metro            	Kaohsiung MRT        	Taoyuan Metro              	New Taipei Metro     	Taichung Metro
Logo           	                        	                     	                           	                     	
Chinese        	                        	                     	                           	                     	
Taiwanese      	Tâi-pak Chia̍t-ūn       	Ko-hiông Chia̍t-ūn   	Thô-hn̂g Chia̍t-ūn         	Sin-pak Chia̍t-ūn    	Tâi-tiong Chia̍t-ūn
Hakka          	Thòi-pet Chia̍p-yun     	Kô-hiùng Chhia̍p-yun 	Thò-yèn Chhia̍p-yun        	Sîn-pet Chhia̍p-yun  	Thòi-chûng Chhia̍p-yun
Servicearea    	Taipei, New Taipei      	Kaohsiung            	Taoyuan, Taipei, New Taipei	Tamsui, New Taipei   	Taichung
Date opening   	28 March 1996           	9 March 2008         	2 March 2017               	December 2018        	2020
No. of lines   	4 MRT, 1 MCS (2 MCS u/c)	2 MRT, 1 LRT         	1 MRT(1 MCS u/c)           	1 MCS u/c, 2 LRT u/c 	1 MCS u/c
No. ofstations 	117                     	52                   	21                         	14(Danhai light rail)	18(Green line)
Systemlength   	                        	                     	                           	(Danhai light rail)  	(Green line)
AnnualRidership	746.067 million (2017)  	64.321 million (2017)	17.346 million (2017)      	—                    	—
The above table has the following problems:
# Vertical layout would cause space issues once more systems are added
# Referring to Taiwanese Hokkien as goes against Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Chinese)#Languages or dialects
# Does not make a clear distinction between opened systems and u/c ones
# Opening dates for u/c systems are expected dates and un-sourced; term 'date opening' grammatically incorrect for opened systems; dmy format does not sort correctly while ymd does
# For Taipei, does not note that stations include doubly counted ones
# 'MRT' and 'MCS' are not commonly used terms; distinction between MRT and MCS not notable enough for the average reader (e.g. Taipei is usually considered to just have 5 lines)
# Service area for New Taipei is inconsistent (Tamsui is a district of New Taipei)
Szqecs (talk) 17:16, 20 October 2018 (UTC)
thread_title:  Urban transit list table 

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message: Mention which systems "drive on the left" (TRA), and which "drive on the right" (HSR, MRT). Jidanni (talk) 14:56, 21 October 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Left / Right