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• Addition of Bicycle Rack Facilities at Fongueijui (風櫃嘴):

  • Advocacy: Regarding Fongueijui (風櫃嘴), a renowned cycling route summit in Taipei City, it is suggested to add bicycle racks to meet the needs of the vast number of cyclists and boost Taiwan's road cycling tourism.
  • Event: An on-site inspection was conducted, inviting units such as the Department of Transportation, Public Transportation Office, and Geotechnical Engineering Office to coordinate at the site and evaluate the feasibility of installing bicycle racks.
  • Challenges and Responses:
    • In terms of site selection, it is necessary to avoid impacting existing activity spaces and to clarify the boundaries between public and private land (e.g., the area behind the roadside stones is public land managed by the National Property Administration, while the front is private land). Therefore, it was decided to confirm the exact location using coordinates for precision.
    • Considering public interest and existing space limitations (e.g., sharing space with bus stops might cause conflicts), the inspection aimed to find a way for all parties to coexist.

• Improvement of Traffic Safety at Fongueijui (風櫃嘴) Three-Way Intersection:

  • Advocacy: The Fongueijui (風櫃嘴) three-way intersection has a unique terrain (trapezoidal intersection) and complex traffic conditions, and is generally considered a dangerous intersection. Traffic improvements should be implemented to reduce accidents.
  • Event: Liu Chia-yu (劉嘉祐), Chief Secretary of the Department of Transportation, pledged that upon returning, he would ask the Traffic Engineering Office to draw up an assessment and commission a professional evaluation report to conduct a comprehensive review of traffic considerations, with the goal of gradual improvements to reduce traffic accidents.

• Enhancing Road Cycling Tourism and Bicycle-Friendly Environment:

  • Goal: By addressing bicycle facility and traffic safety issues, and responding to the actual needs of cyclists, further enhance Taiwan's road cycling tourism potential and environmental friendliness.
  • Highlight: This on-site inspection was the first in Taiwan's history to be conducted by road bike, highlighting the importance placed on the cycling community. It received high praise from cyclists, who called it "a small bicycle rack, but a big step for Taiwan's cycling scene."