Taiwan High Speed Rail's new N700ST train's second unit, comprising carriages 5-8, was transported from Aichi Prefecture to Yamaguchi Prefecture in Japan for final assembly and testing. The first train is expected to be delivered to Taiwan in August.
Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) resumed normal operations early this morning after a major signal failure caused significant delays yesterday. Legislator and DPP Taichung mayoral candidate He Hsin-chun, who experienced the delay, urged THSR to thoroughly resolve the issue, emphasizing its impact on the company's image and Taiwan's reputation.
Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) resumed normal operations early this morning after a major signal failure caused significant delays yesterday. Legislator and mayoral candidate Ho Hsin-chun, who was affected by the delay, urged THSR to thoroughly resolve the issue, citing its impact on the company's image and Taiwan's reputation.
Taiwan High Speed Rail experienced a system-wide delay yesterday due to a signal malfunction between Miaoli and Taichung, forcing all trains to be cancelled and replaced with hourly free-seating services. Over 200,000 passengers were affected, with the cause preliminarily identified as a power module issue in a switch control box.
Taiwan High Speed Rail experienced a significant disruption on May 25th due to a signal anomaly in Miaoli. The safety mechanism activated, halting train operations. Repairs are ongoing, with a reduced service of 3 trains per hour from each terminal station.
Taiwan High Speed Rail experienced a service disruption on May 25th due to a signal anomaly in the Miaoli section, caused by unstable current after a power module replacement. Operations are reduced to 3 trains per hour, with full repairs expected after the evening service ends, and an update on tomorrow's service by the first train.
台灣高鐵苗栗路段發生道岔訊號異常，影響班次甚久。交通部長陳世凱表示，將仔細調查故障原因，不排除設備故障、人為疏失或遭攻擊的可能性，並已啟動鐵公路聯防應變。
Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) experienced significant disruptions on May 25, 2026, due to a signal anomaly between Miaoli and Taichung. Services were reduced to 3 trains per hour from Nangang (southbound) and Zuoying (northbound), with all trains making every-stop. The Railway Bureau is investigating the cause, noting only two previous major delays due to equipment failure since 2007.
Taiwan High Speed Rail experienced severe delays due to signal anomalies, leading to a canceled schedule and reduced service. Legislator Yang Jong-ying criticized the situation as "High Stop" and highlighted the irony of the Transportation Minister being delayed. She demanded accountability from the Ministry of Transportation.
Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) experienced a major signal malfunction near Miaoli on May 25th, forcing a reduction to 3 all-reserved-seat trains per hour in each direction. The disruption caused significant delays, including for lawmakers and the Minister of Transportation, who were en route to a legislative session.
