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Diary Australia

Taiwan diary

3 June 2017

9:00 AM

3 June 2017

9:00 AM

First impressions are telling. When I first visited Taipei 25 years ago, the roads were crowded with bicycles. A decade later, there were many more motor scooters. Fast forward another decade, and cars were increasingly using the busy roads. Today the bicycle has almost disappeared, and the scooters still outnumber cars, but a fast train network covers Taipei and beyond.

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