亚洲有哪些国家有无轨电车？

trolleyjolly

That's the same year when London abandoned trolleybus.

JERRYLAD

对！ 英国伦等也是那一年取消无轨电车的与新加坡一样。现在只有老人们还记得新加坡的电车了。

年轻一辈只有出国才看得到电车。要是新加坡保留了几条电车线路就好了。

有趣的是，中国成都于1962年开始无轨电车服务。

Yep! That's the same year when London phased out its trolleybuses.
Nowadays, only the senior centizens still have some recollection of Singapore's trolleybuses, whereas for those who were
born after 1962 can only find out what a trolleybus looks like in cities abroad. It would be great if Singapore has managed to
keep a handful of trolleybus routes till today.

Ironically,  1962 also happens to be the year when trolleybus service first commenced in Chengdu China.

蚕豆的1路电车

可惜是成都96年停电车的时候没有一个新的城市开始电车服务

东暖

好贴，支持一下啦……

JERRYLAD

原帖由 trolleyjolly 于 2005-6-4 08:34 发表
哗！你本事大的，连扇泽都搞到了，我搜寻多时无果。

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东京、大阪、横滨等地曾运行过无轨电车，到60年代左右全都拆除。

新加坡确凿无疑运行过，英国人建设的，二战后拆除。

马 ...

台湾从没有电车，无论是有轨还是无轨。台湾人好多都没有见过电车。因此，我从来都对台湾的城市没有兴趣,大街上除了巴士还是巴士没有一点花样，无法与我的老家香港比。台北街上的大群的电单车简直就是污染。电车没有一辆，电单车到是一大群。

(果然我们人穿衣衫也比他们有气质的多。在香港台湾人还没开口我就知道他们是台湾来的，在餐厅大声讲着许纯美式的“国语”的台湾人。:p )

Taiwan has successfully stayed both tram-free and trolleybus-free ever since the island's existence.That's why many
Taiwanese have no idea what a tram or trolleybus looks like. I've never had any interest in travelling to Taiwan
considering the sheer boredom of Taiwanese cities' street-level public transport which solely and faithfully replies on only
diesel buses, and still diesel buses.
In terms of varieties a metropolis can offer, Taipei can never be put on comparison term with my dear hometown
HongKong which is so much more colourful and vibriant. The swarms of motorbikes and scooters on the streets of Taipei     are nothing but simply annoying with all that noise and pollution. It's a disaster!

(Excuse me for Sidetracking a little, perhaps that's part of the reason why in general people from HongKong have a much
better sense of fashion and style as compared to Taiwanese, who are far less charismatic despite whatever outfits they
are in. You are able to tell if that person is Taiwanese just by his outfit and behaviours. For example, in a quiet restaurant
in HongKong sometimes you'd happen to find those talking loudly in "Xu Chun Mei" style-Mandarin. :p)