No.3 Taipei MRT
Taipei, Taiwan
This subway system is one of most expensive systems in the world. However, considering it’s been ranked No. 1 in the world three years straight for safety, reliability and quality by an international body, it looks like money well spent. The Taipei MRT offers riders LED screens with times of trains along with Mandarin, Taiwanese, Hakka, and English announcements. The stations are air-conditioned, trains have a good record of being on time and they maintain high levels of cleanliness by forbidding eating, smoking and gum-chewing in the stations and in the cars. As a result, the riders gave the system an overall score of 95.5% for tidiness. Plus, the transit system has added a gondola that runs between the Taipei Zoo and Maokong to accommodate passengers. Since its daily ridership averages about 1.1 million people, it looks like a good idea.
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