Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Service

1. For folding bicycles, please ensure they are placed inside carrying bags. Each bag must not exceed 30 kilograms in weight, and the overall dimensions should not exceed 150 cubic inches. The length should fit within the available space in the bus’s carriage space without obstructing the safety and comfort of other passengers. Bicycles that exceed these limits may be refused on board. 
2. Passengers are allowed to place their luggage on board for free. 
3. For items not occupying a seat, there is no additional charge. However, for items that occupies a seat, a half-fare ticket price will be charged.

1. Regarding the transportation of small animals, the bus service operator may charge half-fare for animals occupying a seat. However, in the event of the following circumstances, and upon being advised otherwise by station personnel, the bus company reserves the right to refuse providing transport services and refund the full fare: 
(1) Animals with severe illnesses or disabilities. 
(2) Animals who are not placed in cages, baskets, or nets. 
(3) Animals that are unclean or may easily soil or affect other passengers or their belongings. 
(4) Animals that pose a risk to public health, disrupt the peace of other passengers, or display aggressive or dangerous behavior. 
(5) Animals not suitable for transportation on the bus. 
2. Passengers carrying small animals must bring their own cages, baskets, or nets. Each ticketed passenger is limited to carrying one container with a volume not exceeding 27 cubic inches. 
3. Small animals that do not occupy a seat will not be subject to additional charges. Passengers should place the animals close to them and take proper care of the animals. The animals should not be placed on seats, luggage racks, or in the aisle of the bus. Containers used to carry small animals must be securely wrapped with waterproof tape, and passengers should promptly clean up any waste to ensure public hygiene. If a passenger violates any of the above rules and fails to comply after being advised by station personnel, they may be ordered to disembark, and their ticket will be voided. 
4. To protect the basic rights of visually impaired passengers to avail the use of public transportation, buses may not refuse to accept visually impaired passengers from carrying guide animals. Guide dogs, hearing dogs, and service dogs are not subject to any additional charges.