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The Siyuan Road land bridge construction project across New Taipei Avenue aims to connect the existing air bridge system of the MRT Circular Line and the Airport MRT New Taipei Industrial Park Station to enhance the MRT transit and pedestrian traffic functions.
The Maintenance Engineering Office of the New Taipei City Government will handle the hoisting operation of the main beam of the land bridge across New Taipei Avenue across Siyuan Road in Xinzhuang District. The exits of Section 2 of New Taipei Avenue and the Siyuan Road ramp under Provincial Highway 1 will be closed on the night of October 2 and 3. Passers-by can divert to alternative roads such as Fu Fu 3rd Street or Zhongyuan East Road in advance. In addition, in order to prevent over-height vehicles from accidentally hitting the land bridge while traveling on Section 2 of New Taipei Avenue, height-limited gantry (height limit 4.6 meters) and warning signs will be set up simultaneously.
Zheng Lihui, Director of the Maintenance Department, said that the construction project of the land bridge across New Taipei Avenue on Siyuan Road in Xinzhuang District is mainly to connect the existing air bridge system of the MRT Circular Line and the Airport MRT New Taipei Industrial Park Station to strengthen the MRT transportation and pedestrian traffic functions. The project will enter the main beam hoisting stage. To ensure construction and driving safety, traffic control will be carried out in two stages, diversion notices will be set up, and additional volunteers will be dispatched to help divert traffic.
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The Department of Health and Welfare pointed out that the first phase: from 11 o'clock every night on October 2 and 3 to 6 o'clock the next morning, the entire New Taipei Avenue Section 2 (Wugong Road to Huacheng Road section) and the Siyuan Road ramp under the Provincial Line 1 elevated highway will be closed. Eastbound vehicles bound for Sanchong will be diverted from Siyuan Road to Fude 3rd Street or Zhongyuan East Road, and then connected to Huacheng Road to continue on New Taipei Avenue; westbound vehicles headed for Taoyuan will be diverted from Huacheng Road to Fuhui Road or Zhongyuan East Road, and then connected to Siyuan Road and back to New Taipei Avenue; vehicles traveling on the Taiyuan Line 1 elevated highway to Taoyuan will be diverted to the Zhongxing North Street ramp or the Xin5th Road and Tailin Road off-ramp due to the Siyuan Road off-ramp being closed.
In addition, during the first phase of construction, the first bus of route 617 to Sanchong will not stop at the "Siyuan New Taipei Avenue Intersection" and "New Taipei Avenue Siyuan Intersection". People are asked to take the bus at the front or rear stops instead.
The second phase: From 11 o'clock every night on October 4 and 5 to 6 o'clock in the morning the next day, the main beam hoisting operation on the side of Wugong Road will be carried out. The northbound lane of Wugong Road will be closed, and vehicles will be diverted to the southbound lane. During the construction period, diversion notice boards will be installed at surrounding intersections, and additional volunteers will be deployed to guide passers-by.
The Maintenance Office reminds that there will be large-scale machinery entering the site and road control during the hoisting operation. Passers-by are urged to plan their driving routes in advance, avoid construction sections, and follow the on-site notices and the instructions of volunteers.

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