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NOTICE
Central Bus Terminal: Notice to Passengers

Central Bus Terminal — Notice to Passengers

  • From 1 May all long-distance buses will leave from Platform C, not Platform A.
  • Please buy your ticket before going aboard. Drivers no longer take cash.
  • Each passenger may carry two bags free of charge. A third bag costs NT$50.
  • The waiting room opens at 5 a.m. and closes thirty minutes after the last bus leaves.

Lost property is kept for fourteen days at the small office beside Gate 1. Please bring your ticket when you come to collect it.

Questions 21–24
21What changes on 1 May?
AThe price of tickets
BThe opening hour of the terminal
CThe platform for long-distance buses
DThe number of free bags
22How should passengers pay for a bus trip?
ABy buying a ticket before boarding
BBy paying at Gate 1
CBy paying when they arrive
DBy paying the driver in cash
23What must a passenger with three bags do?
AUse Platform A
BLeave one bag at Gate 1
CBuy two tickets
DPay NT$50
24How long is lost property kept?
AThirty minutes
BFive days
CFourteen days
DUntil the last bus
Questions 25–28
25What is the purpose of this email?
ATo sell a used car
BTo ask for a driving lesson
CTo confirm a car rental
DTo report an accident
26What must Mr. Chen bring with him?
ACash and a passport
BA map and a phone
CA license and a credit card
DA full tank of fuel
27Where will Mr. Chen pick up the car?
AAt the company office downtown
BAt the airport terminal two car park
CAt the airport gate
DAt the petrol station
28What happens if the tank is not full when the car is returned?
AThe booking is cancelled
BAn extra fee is charged
CThe keys are kept
DThe car must be washed
ARTICLE
Quiet Cars on Busy Roads

Ten years ago an electric car was a rare sight on the roads of Taiwan. Today about one in six new vehicles sold in the country runs on a battery, and the number is still rising.

Drivers give two reasons. Charging at home costs less than filling a tank, and the cars are far quieter, which pleases neighbors in crowded districts.

Problems remain. There are still few charging points outside the cities, so a long trip needs careful planning. Repair shops also complain that they must retrain their staff, because an electric motor has far fewer moving parts than an old engine.

Questions 29–32
29How many new vehicles sold in Taiwan are electric?
AAbout one in six
BAbout half
CAbout one in ten
DAbout one in three
30Why do drivers choose electric cars?
AThey are more profitable to repair
BThey are cheaper to charge and quieter
CThey have more moving parts
DThey need no planning on long trips
31What makes a long trip difficult?
ABatteries are too heavy
BThere are few charging points outside cities
CCountry roads are closed
DElectric cars are too noisy
32Why are repair shops unhappy?
AThey must retrain their staff
BTheir rent has risen
CThey cannot buy new tires
DThey have too many customers
CHART
Fares from Central Terminal

One-way adult fares from Central Terminal to four towns.

DestinationBusTrainTime by bus
GreenportNT$120NT$18550 min
HillsideNT$95NT$14035 min
Old HarborNT$260NT$310100 min
Stone BridgeNT$180NT$18070 min

Children under 12 pay half the bus fare. Trains do not stop at Hillside on Sundays.

Questions 33–35
33For which town does the bus cost the same as the train?
AStone Bridge
BHillside
CGreenport
DOld Harbor
34How much does a ten-year-old pay to go to Greenport by bus?
ANT$120
BNT$95
CNT$185
DNT$60
35What is true about Hillside?
AIt costs the most to reach
BIt has no bus service
CIt is the farthest town
DNo train stops there on Sundays