Reminder on Carry-on Item Restrictions

Kaohsiung Light Rail has become a preferred choice for daily commuting and leisure travel.

[As passenger numbers continue to rise, we kindly remind all passengers to observe the following guidelines for a safe and pleasant journey]

※Passengers are required to comply with the following regulations regarding carry-on baggage and personal items:

1. Passengers must ensure that their carry-on luggage and items do not obstruct or inconvenience other passengers, and must keep such items under their personal care and supervision at all times.
2. Each item must not exceed 165 cm in length, and the total sum of length, width, and height must not exceed 220 cm. This restriction does not apply to wheelchairs, mobility scooters, baby strollers, folding bicycles, pet strollers, or other items announced by the operator.
3. Animals brought into stations or carriages, except those in pet strollers, must be properly contained within pet carriers, bags, or cages that comply with the above size limits. The animal's head, tail, and limbs must remain inside at all times, and the container must be secure to prevent any waste or liquids from leaking. Exceptions apply to police service dogs on duty, and guide dogs, hearing dogs, or assistance dogs accompanying passengers with visual, hearing, or physical disabilities, or puppies in training accompanied by certified trainers.
4. A maximum of 5 inflated balloons is permitted per passenger, and no balloon may exceed 50 cm on its longest side.

Prohibition Against Entering Light Rail Track Areas

[For your personal safety and to avoid fines, passengers and the public are strictly prohibited from entering light rail track areas]

Light rail track sections are protected with curbstones, hedges, crash barriers, chains, and warning signage.

Please stay vigilant and do not cross into the track area at any time to ensure both operational safety and your own well-being.

Trespassers who are non-mass rapid transit system personnel or vehicles and enter the track area will be subject to fines in accordance with Article 50 of the Mass Rapid Transit Act, with penalties ranging from NT$3,000 to NT$7,500 for individuals or vehicle operators.