Transportation

In Taiwan, it is customary to stand on the right and walk on the left when taking an escalator. This is not only for efficiency, but also reflects the spirit of mutual respect and courtesy. Maintaining this habit can make traffic smoother and also demonstrate the good quality of Taiwanese people.

Dear driving friends, do you know? In Taiwan, within how much distance around an intersection is temporary parking prohibited? According to regulations, there are clear prohibited parking areas at intersections, bus stops, fire hydrants, etc. Understanding these regulations can not only avoid violations, but also ensure driving safety and jointly maintain traffic order.

The issue of yellow-plate heavy motorcycles driving on national highways has long been a hotly debated topic. Taking driving safety and traffic flow into consideration, current regulations restrict its passage. However, as road users’ awareness of their rights grows, relevant supporting measures and road designs should be continuously reviewed in order to achieve more perfect traffic management.

When it comes to heavy motorcycles on national highways, safety and efficiency are key. Considering driving safety, rider training and vehicle inspection should be strengthened. At the same time, only by improving the overall traffic efficiency through intelligent transportation systems can we achieve a balance between the rights of road users and road resources.

When driving on ordinary roads in Taiwan, please be sure to pay attention to speed limit signs! The speed limit on urban roads is usually 50 km/h, but it may be higher in suburban areas or on specific roads. Speeding is not only dangerous, but you may also face fines. Safe driving starts with obeying the speed limit!

A white-label taxi refers to a taxi that does not have a legal license. Be careful before boarding and consider safety and rights protection. Choose a legal taxi to ensure your journey safety, avoid potential risks, and make your travel more secure.