To meet transportation needs in remote areas, the "Bus-Style Taxi 2.0 – Shared Happiness Kaohsiung GO" service continues to be refined. From 2022 to 2025, the service has been successively introduced in Meinong, Shanlin, Neimen, Liouguei, Jiasian, and Maolin Districts. In 2026, the program is scheduled to expand to Taoyuan and Namasia Districts. Upon completion, the service will cover all nine districts in the Cimei Region, thereby promoting transportation equity in remote areas.
To address the shortage of parking spaces in the Fongshan area, the Kaohsiung City Government utilized its own land located at the intersection of Wenhe Street and Caojin Road and coordinated with the National Property Administration to jointly develop an idle plot of state-owned land that has not yet been developed according to plan. The site was transformed into the Yijia Fongshan Parking Lot, providing 21 parking spaces for small vehicles and 16 for motorcycles, thereby alleviating parking demand in the vicinity of the train station.
To address the shortage of parking spaces during the construction of a multi-purpose structured parking facility at the existing Jhihchang Public Parking Lot, the Transportation Bureau has temporarily borrowed an undeveloped parcel of idle land owned by the Finance Bureau. The site is located at the intersection of Yuanchang Street and Lane 99, Yuanchang Street in Nanzih District. A simple development has been carried out to create the Jhihchang Temporary Replacement Parking Lot, providing 26 small vehicle parking spaces and mitigating the parking demand during the construction period.
In order to increase local parking supply and improve parking order, the Cyuanjhijhu Niaosong Parking Lot was developed through joint efforts to revitalize idle national land (managed by the National Property Administration) and municipal land (managed by the Public Works Bureau and Land Administration Bureau). Located at the intersection of Huashan Road and Huashan 2nd Street in Niaosong District, the parking lot provides 38 parking spaces for small vehicles.
To improve the parking environment around Zuoying Triangle Park, the city government has collaborated with the Political Warfare Bureau to utilize idle land located at the intersection of Zuoying Road and Yimin Lane. The area has been planned and developed into the Zuoying Triangle Park Parking Lot, providing 40 additional parking spaces for small vehicles to enhance parking supply in the district.
