2020 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2019 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2018 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2017 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2016 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2015 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2014 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2013 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2012 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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2011 Annual Report Directorate General of Highways, MOTC(Chinese，English)
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The Pulse of Taiwan (Chinese，English)
Every day the people of Taiwan enjoy safe, smooth trips on the island’s highways. Few stop to think that their enjoyable journey is only possible because of the dedicated effort of countless unsung heroes — our highway staff...more
Taiwan Highway No. 1 (Chinese)
The Directorate General of Highways is committed to the construction which ensures that Taiwan’s provincial highways, cross-island highways, and expressways remain open for general use...more
Taiwan Highway Engineering (Chinese)
To provide convenient references for Taiwan highway workers, the Directorate General of Highways gathers theses and field reports on highway engineering and automobiles then publishes them...more
Brief Statistics Report, Directorate General of Highways (Chinese)
This monthly report contains valuable road engineering and motor vehicles administration statistics and charts related to the Directorate General of Highways...more
Annual Statistics Report, Directorate General of Highways (Chinese，English)
Engineering and motor vehicles administration units report major statistics for inclusion in this annual publication...more
Design and Reconstruction of Damaged
Destruction caused by the September 21 Jiji Earthquake was unprecedented in modern Taiwan history. Among the most damaging effects of the earthquake was its impact on bridges...more
921 Jiji Earthquake - Highway Reconstructions
On September 21, 1999, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the Jiji area. It was one of the largest earthquakes of the last century...more
2006 Highway Inspection and Management Guidance Brochure (Chinese，English)
Besides engineering works, the primary responsibility of the Directorate General of Highways (DGH) is motor vehicles supervision...more
52nd Anniversary Memorandum of Directorate General of Highways (Chinese)
Since its founding on August 1, 1946, the Directorate General of Highways (DGH) has been responsible for much of the highway transportation, supervision and construction...more
Commute and Bridge - A Review of Bridges Damaged in the 921 Earthquake (Chinese，English)
The DGH faced a monumental challenge in 1999 when fracture of the Chelungpu Fault severely damaged 10 highway bridges...more
Introduction to the Directorate General of Highways (Chinese，English)
Since its founding the Taiwan Highway Bureau has had two principal tasks: construction of Taiwan’s highways and management of motor vehicles services...more
60th Anniversary Memorandum of Directorate General of Highways (Chinese，English)
In Chinese culture the 60th birthday is considered an important milestone because it marks the completion of one life cycle and the start of another. At the Directorate General of Highways (DGH) we are preparing to celebrate this grand occasion...more
The Road of Taiwan (Chinese，English)
When traversing Taiwan it is clear that the island is blessed. From the jade green landscape of the Central Mountain Range to the...more
Roar From the Earth (Chinese)
The September 21 Jiji Earthquake severely damaged the Central Cross-Island Highway. In the first year following the quake, engineers and workers rebuilt the Guguan to Techi Section, risking life and limb to enter this rockslide zone...more
Transcend the Horizon of Formosa (Chinese，English)
On this beautiful island known as “Formosa,” all members of the Directorate General of Highways (DGH) provide the mental and physical exertion needed to produce hope...more
Highways- Rainbow Beneath the Sunshine (Chinese)
Transportation infrastructure is a bedrock of economic growth, a truth that the Directorate General of Highways (DGH) understands well...more
Path and Future (Chinese)
Taiwan is experiencing a rapid rise in living standards, which is leading to a dramatic increase in the number of motor vehicles. The island now has now more than 15 million cars and motorcycles as well as over 12 million drivers...more
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