Kaiyang Metro

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Kaiyang Metro
開陽地鐵
Logo of the Kaiyang Metro, pronounced: Kāiyáng dìtiě
Overview
Native name開陽地鐵 (H)
Kāiyáng dìtiě (AH)
haaiyañh chiithit (G)
OwnerKaiyang City Government
Area servedKaiyang
LocaleKaiyang City
Transit typeRapid transit
Number of lines11
Number of stations23
Daily ridership914,074 Weekly
Annual ridership168.4 Million
Chief executiveKou Li
Operation
Began operation21 April 1982; 42 years ago (1982-04-21)
Operator(s)Kaiyang Metropolitan Company
Number of vehicles5,872
Technical
System length0 mi (0 km)
Track gauge4 ft 8 12 in (1,435 mm)
Average speed18 mph (29 km/h)
Top speed60 mph (97 km/h)


The Kaiyang Metro (Huajiangite: 開陽地鐵; Alphabetized Huajiangite: Kāiyáng dìtiě; Guavai: haaiyañh chiithit) is a rapid transit rail system in the city of Kaiyang that is owned by the Kaiyang City Government and operated by the Kaiyang Metropolitan Company. The Kaiyang Metro is one of Serica's largest metro system, and was opened in 1985. It was the first metro system within Huajiang, and was shortly afterwards followed by the Qicheng Metro. The Kaiyang Metro has seen significant growth and ridership since its opening, and has been expanding its line with the newly planned Shikin Express. It is the third largest metro system in Huajiang, surpassed by the Qicheng Metro and the Shengchan Metro. The Kaiyang Metro also covers several subsidiaries, including the Kaiyang maglev line. It offers server 24 hours a day on every day of the year.

In November 18 2014, the Kaiyang Metro announced a new line to begin construction in 2020 to allow access outside of Kaiyang City, becoming the first rapid transit system within Huajiang to provide services outside of city bounds. More plans have been drafted to merge the Kaiyang Metro and the Kaiyang Railroad District (A division of the Huajiang Railroad Network Company) together and are under review. Plans to also begin the H-92 into the Rolling stock of Kaiyang Metro for the new Shikin Express.

History

Lines

Color Full Name Line Block Termini Connections Gauge Length
km
Maroon Gao'an Line
高安號線
高安号线
Gao'an Line Block.png Gao'an Road
高安路

(Gāo'ān lù; kauång ruu)
Nan-ou Avenue
南歐大道

(Nán-ōu dàdào; nan-ou taaitooh)
Gao'an Road ↔ Nan-ou Avenue Undecided Undecided
Red Songjiang Line
松江號線
松江号线
Line 2 Logo.png Songjiang
松江

(Sōngjiāng; shoñhkoñ)
Kaiyang Western University
開陽西部大學

(Kāiyáng xībù dàxué; haaiyañh sipuuh taai-hhog)

Mengsui Street[a]
蒙嶲街
(Méngsui jiē; muñhshu kei)

Songjiang Road ↔ Kaiyang Western University
Songjiang Road ↔ Mengsui Street
Undecided Undecided
Sunflower Gold Central Line
中央號線
中央号线
Central Line Subway Block.png Kaiyang Western University
開陽西部大學

(Kāiyáng xībù dàxué; haaiyañh sipuuh taai-hhog)
Yigong Road
益宮路

(Yìgōng lù; yikkuñ ruu)
Kaiyang Western University ↔ Yigong Road Undecided Undecided
Royal Heath Pink Longjiu Connector Line
龍九連接號線
龍九连接号线
Longjiu Connector Line Subway Block.png Nan-ou Avenue
南歐大道

(Nán-ōu dàdào; nan-ou taaitooh)
Macai Square
馬菜門

(Mǎcài mén; moeehTshai mung)
Nan-ou Avenue ↔ Macai Square Undecided Undecided
Deep Magenta San-ou Express Line
三歐快號線
三歐快号线
Longjiu Connector Line Subway Block.png Gongzi Station
躬自地鐵站

(Gōngzì dìtiě zhàn; kuñchii chiithit Tan)
Jianqi
劍氣

(Jiànqì; KianHi)
Gongzi Station ↔ Jianqi Undecided Undecided
Mountain Meadow Northwest Kaiyang Line
西北號線
西北号线
Northwest Line Block.png Central Subway Station
中央地铁站

(Zhōngyāng dìtiě zhàn; chuñyañ chiithit Tan)
Huani
滑腻

(Huánì; vadyii)
Central Subway Station ↔ Huani Undecided Undecided
Midnight Blue Northeast Kaiyang Line
南北號線
南北号线
Northeast Line Block.png Central Subway Station
中央地铁站

(Zhōngyāng dìtiě zhàn; chuñyañ chiithit Tan)
Kuxing Road
哭醒路

(Kūxǐng lù; huksiñ ruu)
Central Subway Station ↔ Kuxing Road Undecided Undecided
Sherwood Green Mengge Line
猛隔號線
猛隔号线
Mengge Line Block.png Central Subway Station
中央地铁站

(Zhōngyāng dìtiě zhàn; chuñyañ chiithit Tan)
Mengge Square
猛隔門

(Měnggé mén; möoñkiak mung)
Central Subway Station ↔ Mengge Square Undecided Undecided
Brandy Rose Gongyuan Connector Line
宮苑連接號線
宫苑連接号线
Gongyuan Connector Line Block.png Macai Square
馬菜門

(Mǎcài mén; moeehTshai mung)
Aiqukou
愛去扣

(Àiqùkòu; AiHüHou)
Macai Square ↔ Aiqukou Undecided Undecided
Vivid Tangerine Taoran Line
陶然號線
陶然号线
Taoran Line Block.png Taoran Central Station
陶然中央車站

(Táorán zhōngyāng chēzhàn; thohyang chuñyañ chhëeTan)
Lübushi
率步試

(Lǜbùshì; lüdpuuhSha)
Taoran Central Station ↔ Lübushi Undecided Undecided

Services

Stations

Tickets and Fares

Riders pay a fee whenever entering the subway and are not charged afterwards until after exiting the system. Transfers between lines are unlimited at no extra cost. As a result, Kaiyang Metro riders must buy and use a Dicard (地卡 (Dì kǎ)). Dicards track how long a person has been in the system and how long they have exited, and as such a rider must swipe their card twice, one when entering and again when leaving.

All fares that are covered by the Kaiyang Metro use Dicard as a medium, however fares are dependent on what service is being used. Dicards require the Residential Identity Card in order to be bought and reused, and are permanently tied to that person. The only variation of the Dicard that does not require the RIC is the single-use card.

The base fare for all Dicards is 2 Huajiang Yuan and 5 Huajiang Jiao (25; 2.50), and to register a Dicard is 5 Huajiang Yuan. A single-use card can be purchased for 7 Yuan, and 7-day and 30-day unlimited ride cards can lower per-ride fare. Reduced fares are automatically applied to elderly, disabled and veterans.

Safety

Infrastructure

Notes

  1. The Mengsui Street Station is only reached via the express line on a day to day basis running on a specific schedule determined by Kaiyang business practices and hours. The Mengsui Street Station is only operated by the regular Songjiang Line on weekdays.[1]

References

  1. Kaiyang Metropolitan Authority, Line 2 Exceptions and Line 2 Express to Mengsui Street, 1989