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The Taichung Transit Center is a structure with three floors underground and two floors above ground, designed to integrate urban bus and rail interchanges.
The Taichung Transfer Center opened on November 4. (Provided by Taichung City Government)
The opening time of the Taichung Transfer Center has been determined. Transportation Director Ye Zhaofu said that it will be opened on November 4. The Transportation Bureau also released a video highlighting the convenience of the sky bridge corridor connecting the Taichung Railway Station and the Taichung Transfer Center, providing citizens with safe and fast transfers.
The Greater Taichung Transfer Center is a structure with 3 underground floors and 2 above ground floors. The 3 underground floors are used as parking spaces, and the 1 above ground floor is a transfer center to improve the convenience of transferring buses and railways in the city. The 2 above ground floors are artificial platforms.
The Taichung Transfer Center project has been completed and the interior decoration is under way. Ye Zhaofu recently said that the Taichung Transfer Center is expected to be opened in November. The opening date was announced today. It will be launched on November 4th. It will provide 506 car seats, 1,290 motorcycle seats, 116 bicycle seats and 12 transfer center bus seats, achieving "7 to 7 transfers".
There is an air bridge between Taichung Railway Station and Taichung Transfer Center, allowing tourists to travel directly to and from the second-floor platform. (Photo by reporter Su Jinfeng)
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Taichung Transfer Center will be officially opened on November 4
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