Beijing Modern Tram XIJIAO Line

The XIJIAO Line is a modern tram line connecting the urban core to the western suburban scenic areas, offering a relaxing ride for sightseeing and leisure, while also serving commuter travel along the route. It starts from Xiangshan Station, located at No. 4 Parking Lot in the Xiangshan area, and ends at Bagou Station on Line 10 of the Beijing Subway. It has a total length of about 8.863 km, with 6 ground-level stations, including Xiangshan, Botanical Garden, Wan'an, Chapeng, Summer Palace West G...

Optics Valley Tram Line T2

It has a total length of 16.2 km (excluding the 3 km overlapping section), including an elevated section of about 1.9 km, a U-Trough Section of 0.6 km, and other ground-level sections. It possesses 22 stations, consisting of 2 elevated stations and 20 stations at ground level, and 1 parking lot. The line started trial operations on April 1, 2018.

The Bishan Rubber-Tyred Tram Project in Chongqing

The Chongqing SkyShuttle Demonstration Line in Bishan District is the first low-capacity rubber-tired tram project in China. It runs from Bishan Railway Station to Bishan Station of Chongqing Rail Transit Line 1, with a total length of 15.4 km and 15 elevated stations along the route. The project kicked off in August 2019, entered trial operation in early September 2020, and was officially put into operation on April 16, 2021. The SkyShuttle is a three-dimensional intelligent transportation syste...

Longhua New District Modern Tram Demonstration Line Project

The main line of the Modern Tram in Longhua New District, Shenzhen, starts from Qinghu Station of the Metro Line 4 in the south and terminates at the intersection of Ping’an Road and Guanlan Avenue in the north. To serve the emerging‑industry zones, a branch line is laid along Huanguan South Road. The combined total length of the main and branch lines is 12 km, with 20 stations and one tram yard constructed.

Xiongan New Area‑Beijing Daxing International Airport Express Line

The Xiongan New Area‑Beijing Daxing International Airport Express Line (Line R1) constitutes "one vertical corridor" of the “Four Vertical and Two Horizontal” regional rail transit network defined in the Master Plan for Hebei Xiongan New Area (2018‑2035), and forms a major component of Xiongan New Area’s “One Trunk, Multiple Branches” express‑line network.
Originating from the Urban Terminal Building in the Startup Zone of Xiongan New Area, the line traverses Langfang City and c...

Hangzhou‑Deqing Suburban Railway Project

The Hangzhou‑Deqing Suburban Railway Project starts at Renhe North Station (inclusive) in Yuhang District, Hangzhou, and terminates at Deqing High‑Speed Railway Station. The total line length is 25.6  km, including a 13.1  km underground section and 12.5  km elevated and at‑grade sections total, with the elevated section accounts for approximately 49%. Nine stations are planned, comprising 2 elevated stations (Baziqiao Station and Xiazhuhu Station) and 7 underground stations. One Wuya...

Wuhan Metro Line 16 Project

With its starting point at Zhoujiahe, the project traverses along Shamao Avenue, Mayinghe Avenue, the east side of Wuhan-Honghu Expressway, Jingkai Avenue, and Zhuankou Road, ending at South International Expo Centre. It has a total length of 33.1 km, comprising approximately 12.8 km of underground sections, 18.5 km of elevated sections, and 1.8 km of transition sections. The line has 12 stations in total, of which 7 are underground and 5 are elevated. It marks the first time that Wuhan Metro has...