Name: 臺北捷運：世界最佳捷運系統！🇹🇼 (Taipei’s MRT: Best Metro System in the World! 🇹🇼)
Uploaded: 2026-02-14T13:53:09.000Z
Duration: 10 min 50 s

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Guys, I've barely been in Taipei for 24 hours and I'm quite confident in asserting to you Taipei has the best subway system in the world.

各位，我來臺北才不到 24 小時，但我很有信心跟大家說，臺北的捷運系統是全世界最好的。

Now, have I experienced every, every subway system in the world?

那，我體驗過全世界每一個捷運系統嗎？

I've experienced the subway in Vancouver, in Toronto, in Chicago, in New York City, in London, in the uk, in Paris, in Manila, many other places as well.

我體驗過溫哥華、多倫多、芝加哥、紐約市、倫敦、英國、巴黎、馬尼拉，還有很多其他地方的捷運。

I was in Tokyo just a month ago and Tokyo is pretty good.

我一個月前才去過東京，東京的捷運也很不錯。

This is better because it's very, very easy.

這個更好，因為它非常、非常簡單。

It's very, very clear what you're doing and how to get where you need to go.

你要做什麼、怎麼去你想去的地方，都非常、非常清楚。

It's very spacious, it's very well organized.

There's a lot of systems they have in place that I'm going to show you that just make it so much easier.

我會給大家看很多他們現有的系統，讓事情變得更簡單。

It makes me think about, you know, how we do it in Vancouver, for example, which is not bad at all.

這讓我想起，你知道的，像我們在溫哥華的例子，其實也不錯。

And there' there's still things to learn from this example.

而且從這個例子裡，我們還是可以學到東西。

So I've taken a few rides today and right now we are in Xinyin and we're going to make our way to the Taipei main station.

所以我今天搭了幾趟車，現在我們在新 زمینه，我們要前往臺北車站。

It really starts with what's called the Easy card.

這一切都從叫做悠遊卡的東西開始。

So I picked this up at the airport when I arrived, and

because I'd researched the easy card, I very easily went to the counter to purchase it for 100 Taiwanese dollars.

因為我事先研究過悠遊卡，我很輕鬆地就到櫃檯購買，花了100新臺幣。

And not only can you put load on it for public transportation, you can also put load on it for places like 711 right over there.

而且不只可以儲值在公共交通上，你也可以儲值在像那邊的統一超商。

So if you're doing, you know, some shopping, want to grab something to eat, you can use the card for that too.

所以如果你在購物，想買點東西吃，也可以用這張卡。

You don't need to register it with any information.

So let's start by doing that right now and let me show you how easy it.

所以我們現在就來開始，我給你們看有多簡單。

And then really look how spacious this is.

Like, let's start with just the actual, you know, station.

像是，我們就先從實際的，你知道，車站開始。

Now I know there's a lot of people in Taipei and it kind of needs to be large, but

我知道臺北人很多，需要大一點，但是

I can think, think about, as I said, France and New York City.

我想到，想到，就像我說的，法國和紐約市。

This is Like a standard for the rest of the world.

It is so wide, I feel like it's at least 50% wider, if not double the width of many, many platforms I've been on.

它這麼寬，我覺得至少比我搭過的許多月臺寬了50%，甚至是一倍寬。

Not only that, but I don't know if we'll see it in this video or not.

不只這樣，我不知道我們這支影片看不看得到。

There's, you know, garbage cans and recycling.

這裡有，你知道的，垃圾桶和回收桶。

Here's a garbage and recycling can right here.

That might not sound like a big deal, but

for security purposes, in places like New York City, they just don't have it.

但就安全考量來說，在像紐約市這樣的地方，他們根本沒有。

You have to kind of figure out what you're doing with your trash and forget about a public washroom.

你得自己想辦法處理你的垃圾，然後就別想有公共廁所了。

Very few places in the world have that, probably because of issues with crime and vandalism.

世界上很少地方有這種東西，大概是因為犯罪和破壞公物的問題。

And not only do they have it, but it's really, really clean.

而且不只他們有，還非常非常乾淨。

Just in this moment, there's a train coming, and

就在這一刻，有一班火車來了，

I thought, oh, I better stop and figure out which side I'm on.

我心想，哦，我最好停下來看看我在哪一邊。

But here I don't have to think too hard about it, because it says right there, my destination.

但在這裡我不用想太多，因為它就寫在那裡，我的目的地。

I do need to figure out our destination there at the end.

我真的需要弄清楚我們在那邊的終點站。

It has the final destination right there of the direction.

它有最終目的地，就在那個方向。

So what I need to do, actually, is find a map.

所以我其實需要做的是找一張地圖。

So what we'll do is we'll wait for the next train.

這樣我就可以讓你們看看這是怎麼運作的。

This is something I've never seen as obvious as now it has become to me.

這是我從來沒有這麼明顯看過的事情，直到現在它對我來說變得如此清晰。

You just make it clear for people where they stand.

你就是讓大家清楚知道他們該站在哪裡。

And then what I've observed is when the train will.

然後我觀察到的是，當火車要來的時候。

We'll see it when the next train comes and the doors open.

下一班火車來，門打開時我們就會看到了。

When the train arrives, people very patiently wait for everybody to exit.

火車抵達時，大家都會很有耐心地等所有人都下車。

Whether they have the lines on the ground or not, you'll see it says waiting line.

不管地上有沒有畫線，你會看到寫著「排隊線」。

People will very patiently wait for everybody to exit, and

大家都會很有耐心地等所有人都下車，

then they'll go on one at a time in a very orderly manner.

然後一個一個非常有秩序地上去。

And there's been so many times where I've seen, in places like Vancouver, people just.

我看過很多次，在像溫哥華這樣的地方，大家就只是。

They don't wait for other people to exit.

And then it just kind of slows it down for everybody.

It's kind of like when you're on a plane.

Everybody stands up and they're so restless to get off the plane.

They kind of want to climb over each other or something, when the truth is everybody's going to get where they're going faster if there's a system in place and people abide by that system.

他們好像想互相爬過去一樣，但事實上，如果有一個系統，大家遵守這個系統，每個人都會更快到達目的地。

So here in Taipei, with this system, I can really see how it must be a cultural thing.

所以在臺北，有這個系統，我真的覺得這一定是文化使然。

Which reminds me a bit of Tokyo in Japan, where there's rules, people follow the rules, and

這讓我想起日本的東京，那裡有規矩，大家遵守規矩，

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