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  The Taipei Metro, also known as the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), is the rapid transit system serving Taipei and New Taipei, the two largest cities in Taiwan. It began operations in 1996 and has since expanded to cover a significant portion of the Greater Taipei metropolitan area. The Taipei Metro currently consists of several lines, including the Wenhu Line (Brown Line), Tamsui-Xinyi Line (Red Line), Songshan-Xindian Line (Green Line), Zhonghe-Xinlu Line (Orange Line), Bannan Line (Blue Line), and Circular Line (Yellow Line). These lines connect various parts of Taipei and New Taipei City. There are over 100 stations in the Taipei Metro system. The Taipei Metro or MRT is not to be confused with the Airport MRT, which is a different system entirely, whose primary purpose function is to transport people from Taipei to Taoyuan Internationa Airport and beyond. These stations are equipped with facilities such as ticketing machines, information boards, and accessibility features for disab...