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YUCTS Transit website guide

YUCTS Transit is a website for public transport transfer search and service status. Look up transfers by train, metro, bus, ferry and plane, and check the status of each system, all in one place — no sign-in needed.

Regions​

RegionStatusCoverage
TaiwanAvailableTaiwan Railway, High Speed Rail, metros and light rail, buses, public bikes such as YouBike, flights and ferries to the outlying islands, and the Alishan Forest Railway — added as official data is imported
JapanIn preparationOperators will be added one by one as permitted under the Open Data for Public Transportation (ODPT) license; not every railway in Japan will be covered

Language and time​

  • The site is available in 日本語, English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, Tiếng Việt and 한국어 — switch with "Language" at the top of the page.
  • Times are always shown in local time with the time zone (UTC+8 for Taiwan). If your device is set to another time zone, the page tells you.

How the site works​

  • Official data is never altered, and no times or fares are made up.
  • Estimated values are always labelled "estimated".
  • When data hasn't arrived, the site says "no data" / "no official data" instead of treating it as normal service.

Taiwan features​

FeatureWhat it does
TransfersCombine trains, metro, ferries and flights into a route, and look up train numbers. See Transfer search
StationsSearch by station name or code, or browse by system and line
Service statusOfficial disruption notices, Taiwan Railway train status, weather warnings and disaster alerts. See Service status and live info
Bus, bike, air, ferry, outlying islands, Alishan Forest RailwayRoutes, stops and schedules by mode. See Transport map and other modes
MapRoutes, stations, transfers and service status on one map
NewsAnnouncements from operators
Opening it from Yucts Travel

In Yucts Travel, "Trip" → "All tools" → "Transit Planner" opens the YUCTS Transit website inside the app.

Data sources​

The site mainly uses data from Taiwan's Transport Data eXchange (TDX), plus official data from Taiwan Railway Corporation, the Central Weather Administration and the National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction, and OpenStreetMap maps. See the site's "Data sources" page for the full list.

Chapters​