Network
The proposed LRT system will be a driverless and rubber-tyred system, similar to the Singapore LRT. The Phase I line will run along elevated guideways separate from road traffic.
The LRT network will consist of at least two phases:
- Phase I Line (Macau-Taipa Line)
The line will connect major entry-exit points at the Macau Peninsula and the Taipa Island with residential and tourist areas. It will use reserved space in the lower deck of the Ponte de Sai Van (Sai Van Bridge) to connect to Taipa island. - Phase II Line (Loop Line)
The line will connect the Barrier gate to A-Ma Temple passing through the inner harbour area, and eventually form a loop on the Macau peninsula.
Read more about this topic: Macau Light Rail Transit
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