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Originally Posted by jjl
You'd like that wouldn't you? So would I. Japanese systems correspond to our Taiwan's geographical attributes. The Muzha Neihu line is a total fiasco, news of it keeps popping up. It's called "Bao-Zha" line now 
By the way I got the news here,
http://rinsider.clubferoviar.ro/en/a...re.php?id=3606 |
How? Isn't geographic features the same when everthing is buried underground in a long concrete tube?
I personally think that both geographic attributes and weather shouldn't prevent the line from running smoothly.
The muzha/neihu line are elevated instead of underground where you can prevent the hot climate/humid temperatures. I don't see why it can't stand a storm or anything. Vancouver's SkyTrain uses Bombardier's ALRT and what do we do when it is snowing? We run those "ghost trains" all night...to keep the tracks warm.