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Taipei City Councilor Criticizes Incomplete Traffic Line Markings, Mayor Promises Unified Standards

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Taipei City Councilor Criticizes Incomplete Traffic Line Markings, Mayor Promises Unified Standards

Taipei City Councilor Yen Jo-fang criticized the city's "half-baked" traffic line markings, which confuse drivers and pedestrians. Mayor Chiang Wan-an acknowledged the issues and pledged to establish unified standards within three months.