On the MOTC’s official website, go to “News & Freedom of information” > Statistics > Data Query (https://statis.motc.gov.tw/motc/Statistics/Display?Seq=898&lang=en), and then select the subject category you wish to inquire about, such as Postal Services, Railways, Highways, Water Transportation and Ports, Free Trade Zones, Civil Aviation, Tourism, and Meteorology, from the panel on the left side of the webpage.  You could select a sub-category to view the corresponding statistics, or click on “Setting” for more detailed information by setting display data period, statistics items as well as classification, and then click on “Apply” to generate the customerized statistics.

 

Please visit the Ministry’s website to find the “Bulletin Board” under “Statistics” (https://www.motc.gov.tw/en/app/data/list?id=2388) to view the current surveys.

Email: dac@motc.gov.tw
Hotline: +886-2-2349-2543
Fax: +886-2-2331-7345
Mail: P.O. Box 177-17 Taipei Renhang
Taipei City 10099
Taiwan (R.O.C.)

 

Where the appellant has an objection to the decision of the administrative appeal or an administrative appeal decision fails to be made within 3 months, or an administrative appeal decision fails to be made within 2 months after being extended, the appellant has the right to file an administrative litigation with the administrative court as stated in the Administrative Appeal Act.
The appellant may file a simple administrative litigation with the local administrative court where the administrative agency is located: if the appellant has an objection to a fine of up to NT$400,000 imposed by the administrative agency; if the amount or value of the subject matter regarding a property litigation is up to NT$400,000; or if the appellant has an objection to the reprimand, disciplinary warning, recording of points for violation, recording of times of the violation, or other similar minor actions imposed by the administrative agency.
A general administrative appeal may be filed to a higher administrative court (Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung) for administrative actions other than those mentioned above.
The appellant may apply for a review de novo against an appeal decision to the Petitions and Appeals Committee as stated in Article 97 of the Administrative Appeal Act. If further assistance is required, please contact Mr. Hong of the Ministry’s Petitions and Appeals Committee at +886-2-2349-2089.

 

When the Ministry’s affiliated administrative agencies, municipalities, or county (city) governments conduct a unilateral administrative act that affects an individual’s rights, interests, or causes property damage which involves the Ministry’s business scope, the individual may file an administrative appeal with the administrative body that carried out the act(s) or with the Ministry. For example, if an individual runs a hotel business without a registration certificate, the individual will be fined by the municipality or county (city) government for breaching the Schedule of Penalties Applicable under the Tourism Development Act; or for vehicle fuel charges collected by the Directorate General of Highways; or municipality or county (city) governments collecting parking fees in accordance with the regulations stipulated in the Parking Facility Act.

Please visit the MOTC’s website > Laws and Regulations 
((https://law.moj.gov.tw/ENG/Law/LawSearchLaw.aspx?TY=A118)
 

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) is charged with administrating all aspects of transportation and communications within the Republic of China. Its operational duties are divided among four major categories: transportation, tourism, meteorology, and communications. In addition to its operational areas of responsibility, the MOTC is also responsible for establishing policies and formulating laws and regulations related to transportation and communications, and for overseeing the operation of agencies under it. For more details, please go to the MOTC’s website > About the MOTC > Organization and Functions ( https://www.motc.gov.tw/en/app/artwebsite?module=artwebsite&id=251&serno=null )

Please visit the following websites:
Ministry of Transportation and Communications website > About the MOTC > Minister of MOTC (https://www.motc.gov.tw/en/app/artwebsite?module=artwebsite&id=2460&serno=null)
Tourism Administration, MOTC website > About Us > Leadership and Information
( https://admin.taiwan.net.tw/english/introduction/ListPage?a=93)
Central Weather Administration website > About CWA  > Leadership (https://www.cwa.gov.tw/V8/E/A/chief.html)
Highway Bureau , MOTC website > About CAA > Director General of CAA (https://www.thb.gov.tw/en/cp.aspx?n=704)
Freeway Bureau, MOTC website > About Us > Profile of Director General
( https://www.freeway.gov.tw/english/Publish.aspx?cnid=102)
Railway Bureau, MOTC website > About RB > Director General of RB (https://www.rb.gov.tw/en/showpage.php?lmenuid=23&smenuid=73)
Civil Aviation Administration website > About CAA > Administrators of CAA ( https://www.caa.gov.tw/article.aspx?a=174&lang=2 )
Maritime and Port Bureau,MOTC website > About MPB > Director General of MPB (https://www.motcmpb.gov.tw/En/Article?siteId=2&nodeId=10005)
Institute of Transportation, MOTC website > About IOT > Director General (https://www.iot.gov.tw/cp-1214-360-e20e3-2.html)
Taiwan Railways website > About TR > Know TR > TR Group
(https://www.railway.gov.tw/tra-tip-web/adr/AdrI190/AdrI190/view?grandParentTitle=2&parentTitle=4)
Chunghwa Post  website > About Us > Chairperson; President (https://www.post.gov.tw/post/internet/U_english2/index.jsp?ID=35010102)
Taoyuan International Airport Corporation website > Company > Airport Group >Board and Management (https://www.taoyuanairport.com.tw/board?lang=en)
Taiwan International Ports Corporation website > About Us > Board of Directors ( https://www.twport.com.tw/en/cp.aspx )
 

Please contact the Documentation Section of the Department of General Affairs during office hours (8:30 am to 5:30 pm) at +886-2-2349-2464 for inquiry.

Vehicles: There are on-street parking spaces on Hangzhou South Road, Chunghwa Telecom Renai Parking Lot (entrance located on the left side of Hangzhou South Road from Xinyi Road to Renai Road). Parking charges may vary.
Motorbikes: Motorbikes may be parked in on-street parking spaces on Hangzhou South Road or Chunghwa Telecom Renai Parking Lot (entrance located on the left side of Hangzhou South Road from Xinyi Road to Renai Road).

The Ministry’s international conference hall has been publicly tendered and is now being provided for the use by the GIS Group. Please contact the company for rental information and charges at +886-2-2321-4946.

 

The Vehicle Management Handbook formulated by the Ministry for the Executive Yuan applies to the Executive Yuan and its affiliated agencies, national schools, and state-run enterprises. Local governments may reference to the Handbook and formulate relevant regulations. The local government shall be reported to where an issue raised by the public is within the scope of vehicle management of the local government.

The purpose of the Ministry’s promotional and teaching materials is to enhance the public’s general knowledge. The Ministry welcomes the public to use these materials as long as they are not used for making a profit.

Please visit the Road Traffic Safety Portal Site(https://168.motc.gov.tw/en) to download your desired traffic safety videos and animated videos. Contract number: +886-2-2349-2844.

Please visit the Road Traffic Safety Portal Site (https://168.motc.gov.tw/en) for more details about traffic safety. Contact number: +886-2-2349-2844.