Комментарии к фотографиям из города Тайбэй

Цитата (Gamerdgl, 27.01.2022):
> Nice. I put the photo location on the map

Thanks a lot!

Free trial period January 19th to 30th, official opening on the 31st.

Station renamed to Nanjing Fuxing a month after this photo was taken.

The photo angle was a bit difficult to find

https://www.google.com/maps/@24.9960304,...!8i6656

Nice. I put the photo location on the map.

Карта линий трамвая в данном регионе: https://transphoto.org/photo/1571244/?gid=8032

Цитата (Qwerty_qwertovich, 25.01.2022):
> Оранжевую и красную ветку можно было бы объединить



Сделали еще лучше... построили продление ораньжевой линии.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taipei_Met...sed.png

Оранжевую и красную ветку можно было бы объединить

Xiaonanmen station during the shuttle service in 2011. One quai was always closed, the route was integrated into the new green line with the opening of the Songshan line in 2014. From 2000 to 2004 it was romanized as Hsiao Nanmen Station.

Kawasaki C371 operating on the Xiaonanmen shuttle line, number unknown, at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station.

Official 2004 MRT map. This is the final year of the old romanization used on signs and station names.

Citer (Савицкий Владислав, 04.02.2020):
> Открыли кусок жёлтой
>

Added this to the database

One thing I did not catch originally is that this photo is taken before the extension to Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf actually opened, by several months.

This photo is the only photo so far on the website that shows the VAL 256 trains during the period that they were not in service, undergoing modernization.

One thing I did not catch initially: this photo is taken on the day of opening of the Neihu line extension of the Brown line. The old fixed block signaling system was replaced by Bombardier and on this day, all the VAL 256 trains were taken out of service before being reintroduced a year later (19.12.2010) after modifications.

Prototype: presumed current train 101

Number unclear to me

One of the few photos of the yellow line train in service on wikipedia at the upload date.

Prototype: presumed current train 101

Oldest photo of the VAL system on wikipedia, taken within months of opening.

At the time the photo was taken, the station was romanized as Chunghsiao Fuhsing (later Zhongxiao Fuxing)
https://transphoto.org/photo/1571245/?gid=8032