- 1-Neighborhood Traffic Improvement Project
- 2-Traffic Bottleneck Improvement Pilot Scheme
- 3-Pedestrian Safety at Crossings
- 4-Internally Illuminated Traffic Signs
- 5-Continued Cable Clearing Work
- 6-Safety Promotion at the Traffic Park
- 7-Targeted Traffic Safety Campaigns
- 8-Improvement for Locations Prone to Accidents
- 9-Subsidy for Safe Scooter Driving Training
- 10-Preventing Traffic Accidents Involving Delivery Platform Scooters
- 11-Incentive Measures for Returning Senior Driver’s License and Collection Service
- 12-Advanced Driver-assistance System (ADAS) on Buses
- 13-Traffic Violation Ruling, Accident Assessment and Review Results
- 14-Accessible Public Transportation
- 15-Scooter Removal From Arcades
- 16-Amendments to the "Selfgovernment Ordinances for Rates Charged by Public Parking Spaces in Taipei City"
- 17-New Sign for Truck Loading and Unloading Areas
- 18-Improving Scooter Right of Way
Traditional signs made of aluminum plate are not well illuminated, and when the background lighting is more complex (such as dimly-lit locations or city center), they are less visible. To address this issue, the government utilized LED lighting and a translucent reflector to create internally illuminated traffic signs, improving visibility and traffic safety. In 2022, 144 internally illuminated traffic signs were installed, bringing the citywide total to 6,984.
Internally illuminated traffic sign at Minquan E Rd and Fuyuan St intersection
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