Provincial Highway 8 Traffic Control Info for February 2019
The Fourth Maintenance Office of the Directorate General of Highways, MOTC (Taroko Maintenance Office) list the following roadworks and traffic control for February 11-27, 2019:
1. Provincial Highway 8 at 123km (Bilu Sacred Tree Section)
Traffic Control Schedule: 08:00am - 17:00pm
Passage time: hourly on the hour for 10 minutes (e.g.: 8:00-8:10, 9:00-9:10, ...)
2. Provincial Highway 8 at 123.3km (Bilu Sacred Tree Section)
Traffic Control Schedule: 08:00am - 17:00pm
Passage time: hourly on the hour for 10 minutes (e.g.: 8:00-8:10, 9:00-9:10, ...)
3. Provincial Highway 8 at 156km (Xibao Section)
Traffic Control Schedule: 08:00am - 17:00pm
Passage time: Not predetermined - accessibility depends on construction conditions.
4. Provincial Highway 8 at 169.7km (Tianxiang Section)
Traffic Control Schedule: 08:00am - 17:00pm
Passage time: Not predetermined - accessibility depends on construction conditions.
Note: Traffic control for all the above construction sites do not apply on weekends and public holidays.
Visitors who are planning to visit Taroko Gorge (the 19km section between Taroko – Tianxiang) will be affected by #4 of the above list (for both directions). Visitors who are heading to Taichung or Puli, Nantou via Provincial Highway 14A (14甲) will be affected by #1-4 of the above list (for both directions).
Traffic controls are in effect for the safety of road users as a result of Highway Slope Stabilization Work. Please obey the construction zone traffic control personnels’ indications and pass quickly. Please pay attention to your own safety. In the event of an earthquake or up to a week following heavy rainfall, please do not enter the highway. Please plan ahead before your trip and have a safe and pleasant journey!
Road Repair Unit: The Fourth Maintenance Office of the Directorate General of Highways TEL: 03-9962683 & Taroko Maintenance Office
Chief: Mr. Chang, Yu-Bo, TEL: 03-8610775
News issued by: The Fourth Maintenance Office of the Directorate
General of Highways & Taroko Maintenance Office
News Posted by: Taroko National Park Headquarters