February 27, 2026
Taiwan’s metro systems are clean, safe, and extremely easy to use. The Taipei Metro (MRT) is the most developed system and is known for punctuality, simplicity, and comfort. Other major cities, like Kaohsiung and Taichung, also have well-designed metro systems following similar standards.
The Taipei MRT has multiple lines covering the entire city. Each line is color-coded, with clear signage and digital displays showing train arrival times and platform information. Stations are modern, well-lit, and accessible to all passengers.
Fares range from NT$20–65 depending on distance. Unlimited ride passes are available for tourists, and the EasyCard can be used on MRT, buses, YouBike rentals, and even some convenience stores. Learn more about the EasyCard system for visitors.

Taiwan’s public transport is foreigner-friendly. English signs, bilingual maps, and intuitive apps make commuting simple even for first-time visitors. Apps like Google Maps provide real-time MRT, bus, and taxi navigation.
Medical travelers benefit from Taiwan’s extensive transport network. Hospitals and clinics are usually near MRT stations or bus stops, often within a 5–15 minute walk. Learn more about Taiwan’s government health and transport resources for visitors.
New Dawn Health is strategically located close to multiple MRT lines and bus routes, making international patient visits straightforward and stress-free.
Ride-hailing apps can drop patients directly at entrances, with drivers trained to assist with medical equipment when needed.
Emergency transport is well-organized. Ambulances receive priority, and non-critical urgent rides can use specialized medical taxis.
Navigation apps help patients find the fastest, wheelchair-accessible routes and provide estimated travel times to appointments.

Booking an appointment with New Dawn Health? Our team can help arrange MRT guidance, shuttle services, and transportation tips for a stress-free visit.
Taiwan’s metro systems, especially the Taipei MRT, are clean, safe, and foreigner-friendly. Lines are color-coded with English signage, digital displays, and announcements in Mandarin and English. Stations have elevators, escalators, tactile paving, and free Wi-Fi. Tourists can use EasyCard for MRT, buses, YouBike rentals, and some convenience stores.
Visitors can use ride-hailing apps like Uber or Line Taxi, YouBike public bikes, city buses with English route displays, and licensed taxis. Many hospitals, including New Dawn Health, are close to MRT stations and bus stops, and some offer shuttle or medical taxi services. Navigation apps help find wheelchair-accessible and fastest routes.
Taiwan’s transport network allows easy day trips after medical visits. MRT and buses can take visitors to Yangmingshan National Park for hiking and hot springs, Beitou Hot Springs for spa treatments, or night markets like Shilin and Ximending for food and shopping. Planning routes with apps and EasyCard ensures smooth and stress-free travel.