Urban rail transit in China

Map of cities in mainland China and Taiwan with rapid transit, commuter rail and light rail systems. The two higher-resolution maps to the right show the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) and Pearl River Delta (PRD) regions.
  Operational systems
  Under-construction systems

Urban rail transit in the People's Republic of China encompasses a broad range of urban and suburban electric passenger rail mass transit systems including subway, light rail, tram and maglev.[1] Some classifications also include non-rail bus rapid transport.

History

Several Chinese cities had urban electric tramways in the early 20th century, which were dismantled in the 1950s-1970s. Nanjing had an urban railway from 1907 to 1958. The first subway in China was built in Beijing in 1969. The Tianjin Metro followed in 1984.

Since 2000, the growth of rapid transit systems in Chinese cities has accelerated.[2] The Shanghai Metro despite being the world's longest only started operating in 1993.[2][3][4] From 2009 to 2015, China built 87 mass transit rail lines, totaling 3100 km, in 25 cities at the cost of ¥988.6 billion.[5] Today China boasts both the world's longest and second longest metro systems.[6][2][3] Out of the top 10 busiest metro systems in the world 4 of them are in China. As of early 2016, China has 3195.6 km of subway lines.[7] Hong Kong's MTR Corporation has investment, consulting and management stakes in the rapid transit systems of several mainland Chinese cities.

As of January 2016, 26 Chinese cities have metro systems and 39 more have metro systems approved according to the National Development and Reform Commission. China plans to spend 4.7 trillion yuan ($706 billion) on transport infrastructure in the next 3 years.[8]

Urban rapid transit systems

Stats

Operational lines

Opening dates

Urban rapid transit systems

urban rapid transit systems
System Locale Lines Stations Length (km) First Opened Annual Ridership
Beijing Subway Beijing Subway Beijing 18 335 552 1969-10-11 3.209 billion (2013)[10]
Changsha Metro Changsha Metro Changsha 2 43 50.148 2014-04-29
Changsha Maglev Changsha 1 3 18.7 2016-05-06
Chongqing Rail Transit Chongqing Rail Transit Chongqing 4 120 202.2 2004-11-06 244 million (2012)[11]
Chengdu Metro Chengdu Metro Chengdu 4 87 108.4 2010-09-27
Dalian Metro Dalian Metro Dalian 4 56 141 2002-11-08
Dongguan Rail Transit Dongguan Rail Transit Dongguan 1 15 37.743 2016-05-27
FMetro FMetro Foshan & Guangzhou 1 18 20.4 2010-11-03 [note 1]
Fuzhou Metro Fuzhou Metro Fuzhou 1 9 9.76 2016-05-16
Guangzhou Metro Guangzhou Metro Guangzhou 8 147 240.6 1997-06-28 1.990 billion (2013)[12]
Hangzhou Metro Hangzhou Metro Hangzhou 3 50 76 2012-11-24
Harbin Metro Harbin Metro Harbin 1 18 17 2013-09-26
Mass Transit Railway MTR Hong Kong 10 89 177.3 1979-10-01 1.482 billion (2011)
Kowloon–Canton Railway[note 2] Hong Kong 3 33 35 1910-10-01 —
Kunming Rail Transit Kunming Rail Transit Kunming 3 33 58.5 2012-06-28
Nanchang Metro Nanchang Metro Nanchang 1 24 28.7 2015-12-26
Nanjing Metro Nanjing Metro Nanjing 6 121 225 2005-09-03 503 million (2014)
Nanning Rail Transit Nanning Rail Transit Nanning 1 10 11.2 2016-06-28
Ningbo Rail Transit Ningbo Rail Transit Ningbo 2 51 75 2014-05-30
Qingdao Metro Qingdao Metro Qingdao 1 10 12 2015-12-16
Shanghai Metro Shanghai Metro Shanghai & Suzhou 14 364 588 1993-05-28 2.500 billion (2013)[13]
Shanghai Maglev Train Shanghai 1 2 30.5 2002-12-31
Shenyang Metro Shenyang Metro Shenyang 2 43 55 2010-09-27
Shenzhen Metro Shenzhen Metro Shenzhen 8 199 286.2 2004-12-28 914 million (2013)[14]
Suzhou Rail Transit Suzhou Rail Transit Suzhou 2 46 52.296 2012-04-28 40.334 million (2012)
Tianjin Metro Tianjin Metro (Tianjin Metro Group Co., Ltd.) [note 3] Tianjin 5 95 ~144.159 1984-12-28 64.3 million (2010)
Wuhan Metro Wuhan Metro Wuhan 4 102 128.7 2004-07-24 73 million (2011, L1)[15]
Wuxi Metro Wuxi Metro Wuxi 2 46 56 2014-07-01
Xi'an Metro Xi'an Metro Xi'an 3 66 90 2011-09-16
Zhengzhou Metro Zhengzhou Metro Zhengzhou 2 36 45.39 2013-12-26
  1. ↑ See Guangzhou Metro's Annual Ridership.
  2. ↑ Operation taken over by MTR on 2 December 2007.
  3. ↑ The system was closed on 1 September 2001 for renovation and reopened on 12 June 2006.

Currently operational

Beijing

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Beijing Subway (BGD)
北京地铁		 Locale Beijing

 1   2   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   13   14   15 
 Airport   Batong   Changping 
 Daxing   Fangshan   Yizhuang 

 8  Phase II North Section II & South Section I
 6  West Extension Phase III
 14  Central Section
 16 
 Fangshan  North & South Extension
 Airport  West Extension

 [Note 1]
[16]
[17]
[18]
Began operation 1 October 1969
Lines in operation 18
№ of stations 269 (List)
Network length 527 km (327 mi)
Ridership 10.276 million (Daily Record)
3.209 billion (2013 annual)

Changsha

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Changsha Metro
长沙地铁		 Locale Changsha

 1   2 

 3 
 4 
 5 
Began operation 29 April 2014
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 43
Network length 50.148 km (31 mi)
Ridership
Changsha Maglev
Changsha Maglev Express
长沙磁浮快线		 Locale Changsha

 Maglev 
  • n/a
 —
Began operation 6 May 2016
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 3
Network length 18.7 km (12 mi)
Ridership

Chongqing

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Chongqing Rail Transit (CRT)
重庆轨道交通		 Locale Chongqing

 1   2   3   6 

 0  Phase I
 1  Extension
 3  Extension
 4  Phase I
 5  Phase I
 10  Phase I

 [20]
[21]
[22]
Began operation 6 November 2004
Lines in operation 4
№ of stations 120
Network length 202.2 km (126 mi)
Ridership 1,310,000 (peak day)
1,100,000 (daily avg.)
244 million (2012)

Chengdu

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Chengdu Metro
成都地铁		 Locale Chengdu

 1 
 2 
 3 
 4 

 4  Phase II
 5 
 7 
 10 
 18 
Began operation 27 September 2010
Lines in operation 4
№ of stations 87
Network length 108.4 km (67 mi)
Ridership

Dalian

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Dalian Metro
Dalian Rapid Transit (DRT)
大连地铁
大连快轨
（大连轨道交通）		 Locale Dalian

 1 
 2 
 202 
 3 

 Jinpu 

 [23]
Began operation 8 November 2002
Lines in operation 4
№ of stations 56 (List)
Network length 141 km (88 mi)
Ridership 120,000 (Avg. Daily)
200,000 (Peak Record)

Dongguan

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Dongguan Rail Transit
东莞轨道交通		 Locale Dongguan  2   2  Phase III
Began operation 27 May 2016
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 15
Network length 37.743 km (23 mi)
Ridership

Fuzhou

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Fuzhou Metro
福州地铁（福州轨道交通）		 Locale Fuzhou  1 

 1  Phase I (northern section)
 2 
Began operation 18 May 2016
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 9
Network length 9.76 km (6 mi)
Ridership

Guangzhou and Foshan

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Guangzhou Metro
广州地铁		 Locale Guangzhou

 1   2   3   4   5   6   8   Zhujiang APM 

 4  Southern Section
 6  Phase II
 7  Phase I
 8  Phase II & Northern Section
 9  Phase I
 11 
 13  Phase I
 14 
 21 

 [Note 2]
[24]
[25]
[26]
Began operation 28 June 1997
Lines in operation 8
№ of stations 147 (List)
Network length 240.6 km (150 mi)
Ridership 7.844 million (5 Nov 2010 record)
1.990 billion (2013 annual)

Guangfo Metro
FMetro
佛山地铁 (广佛地铁)		 Locale Foshan (Guangzhou)

 Guangfo 

 Guangfo  Phase I Section II
 1  Southern Section
 2 
 3 
 10 

 [Note 2]
[Note 3]
Began operation 3 November 2010
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 18 (List)
Network length 20.4 km (13 mi)
Ridership see ref.

Hangzhou

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Hangzhou Metro
杭州地铁		 Locale Hangzhou

 1   2   4 

 2  Phase I & Western Section
 4  Southern Section
 5 
 6   7 
Began operation 24 November 2012
Lines in operation 3
№ of stations 50 (list)
Network length 76 km (47 mi)
Ridership

Harbin

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Harbin Metro
哈尔滨地铁		 Locale Harbin

 1 

 1  Phase II
 3 
Began operation 26 September 2013
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 18
Network length 17 km (11 mi)
Ridership

Hong Kong

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway (MTR)
港鐵 / 港铁
including Kowloon–Canton Railway		 Locale Hong Kong
[Note 4]
Began operation 2 December 2007
(1 October 1979 old MTR)
(1 October 1910 KCR)
Lines in operation 10
№ of stations 86 (List)
Network length 175 km (109 mi)
Ridership 4.064 million (daily record)
1.482 billion (2011 annual)

Kunming

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Kunming Rail Transit (KRT)
昆明轨道交通		 Locale Kunming

 1   2 

 1  Phase III
 2  Phase II
 3 
 6  Phase I & Phase II
Began operation 28 June 2012
Lines in operation 3
№ of stations 33
Network length 58.5 km (36 mi)
Ridership

Nanchang

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Nanchang Metro
南昌地铁		 Locale Nanchang  1   2 

 3 
Began operation 26 December 2015
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 24
Network length 28.7 km (18 mi)
Ridership

Nanjing

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Nanjing Metro
南京地铁		 Locale Nanjing

 1   2   3   10   S1   S8 

 4 
 S1  Phase II
 S3 
 S7 

 [Note 5][27]
[28]
[29][30]
Began operation 3 September 2005
Lines in operation 6
№ of stations 121
Network length 225 km (140 mi)
Ridership 503 million (2014 annual)

Nanning

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Nanning Rail Transit
南宁轨道交通		 Locale Nanning  1   6 

 1  Western Extension
 2 
 3 
 4 
 5 

 —
Began operation 28 June 2016
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 10
Network length 11.2 km (7 mi)
Ridership

Ningbo

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction n Map Ref.


Ningbo Rail Transit
宁波轨道交通		 Locale Ningbo

 1   2 

 2  Phase II
 3  Phase I
 4 
 5  Phase I
 Fenghua 
Began operation 30 May 2014
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 51
Network length 75 km (47 mi)
Ridership

Qingdao

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Qingdao Metro
青岛地铁		 Locale Qingdao  3 

 1 
 2 
 7 
 11 
 13 
Began operation 16 December 2015
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 10
Network length 12 km (7 mi)
Ridership

Shanghai

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Shanghai Metro
上海地铁（上海轨道交通）		 Locale Shanghai (and Kunshan)

 1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   16 

 3  Separation
 5  Southern Extension
 8  Southern Extension
 9  Phase III
 10  Phase II
 11  Western Extension
 13  Eastern Extension
 14 
 15 
 17 
 18 

 [31]
[Note 6]
[32]
[33]
[34]
Began operation 28 May 1993
Lines in operation 14
№ of stations 364 (List)
Network length 588 km (365.4 mi)
Ridership 11.299 million (Daily Record)
3.068 billion (2015 annual)

Shanghai Maglev Train
SMT / Shanghai Transrapid
上海磁浮示范运营线		 Locale Shanghai

 Maglev 
  • n/a (planned extensions were cancelled in 2010)
Began operation 31 December 2002
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 2
Network length 30.5 km (19 mi)
Ridership

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Shenyang

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Shenyang Metro
沈阳地铁		 Locale Shenyang

 1   2 

 1  Eastern Extension
 2  Northern Extension
 9 
 10 
Began operation 27 September 2010
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 43
Network length 55 km (34 mi)
Ridership

Shenzhen

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

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Shenzhen Metro
深圳地铁		 Locale Shenzhen

 1   2   3   4   5   7   9   11 

 2  Phase III
 5  Southern Extension
 6 
 8 
 9  Western Extension
 10 

 [35]
[36]
[37]
Began operation 28 December 2004
Lines in operation 8
№ of stations 199 (List)
Network length 286.2 km (178 mi)
Ridership 914 million (2013 annual)

2.89 million (April 30 - May 1, 2012 record)

Suzhou

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Suzhou Rail Transit (SRT)
苏州轨道交通		 Locale Suzhou

 1   2 

 2  Eastern Extension
 3 
 4 
 5 
 7 
Began operation 28 April 2012
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 46 (List)
Network length 52.296 km (32 mi)
Ridership 550,000 (Daily Record)
40.334 million (2012 annual)

Tianjin

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Tianjin Metro
天津地铁		 Locale Tianjin

 1   2   3 
 9 
 6 

 1  Eastern Extension
 4 
 5 
 10 

 [Note 7]
Began operation 30 September 2003
(28 December 1984 old system)
Lines in operation 4
№ of stations 94
Network length 132.7 km (82 mi)
Ridership 64.3 million (2010 annual)

Wuhan

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Wuhan Metro
武汉地铁（武汉轨道交通）		 Locale Wuhan

 1   2   3   4 

 1  Western Extension
 2  Airport Line & Southern Extension
 4  Western Extension
 5 
 6 
 7  Phase I & Southern Extension
 8  Phase I
 12  Phase I
 21 

 [38]
[39]
Began operation 28 July 2004
Lines in operation 4
№ of stations 102
Network length 128.7 km (80 mi)
Ridership 73 million (2011 annual, Line 1 only)
2,483,000 (Dec 2015 Peak)

Wuxi

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Wuxi Metro
无锡地铁（无锡轨道交通）		 Locale Wuxi

 1   2 

 1  Southern Extension
 3 
Began operation 1 July 2014
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 24
Network length 29.42 km (18 mi)
Ridership

Xi'an

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.

Xi'an Metro
西安地铁		 Locale Xi'an

 1   2   3 

 4 
 5 
 9 

 [40]
Began operation 16 September 2011
Lines in operation 3
№ of stations 66
Network length 90 km (56 mi)
Ridership 150,000 (daily record)

Zhengzhou

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.


Zhengzhou Metro
郑州地铁（郑州轨道交通）		 Locale Zhengzhou

 1   2 

 1  Phase II
 2  Phase II
 4 
 5 
 7 
Began operation 26 December 2013
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 36
Network length 45.39 km (28 mi)
Ridership

Under construction

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2022

Approved and awaiting construction

Under planning

Proposed

Notes

  1. ↑ The first of the Beijing Subway was completed in 1969 but did not open for trial operation until 1971 and it was restricted to riders with credential letters. The subway was fully opened to the public without credential letters in 1981.
  2. 1 2 The Guangzhou Metro Annual ridership data is combined with Guangfo Metro.
  3. ↑ The Guangfo Metro sometimes counts FMetro line 1.
  4. ↑ The Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway (MTR) consists of the main MTR subway system, which opened in 1979, and the Kowloon-Canton Railway (KCR), which opened in 1910 and was electrified in 1983. The two systems merged in 2007. Data no counts light rail lines. The ridership figures for the MTR does not include cross-border train service riders and includes only ridership on the MTR lines, airport express and light rail and certain MTR bus lines. The MTR compiles light rail and MTR bus line riders in one category so it is not possible to separate MTR bus riders from light rail riders. See
  5. ↑ The "S lines" are counted under the Suburban rapid rail section.
  6. ↑ The Shanghai Metro is the longest network in the world. See David Barboza (29 April 2010). "Expo Offers Shanghai a New Turn in the Spotlight". The New York Times. Retrieved 29 April 2010.
  7. ↑ The Tianjin Metro closed down for upgrades in 2001 and reopened in 2006.

Suburban rapid rail transit systems

Currently operational

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BCR
Beijing City Railway / Beijing Suburban Railway
北京市郊铁路		 Locale Beijing

 S2 

 S1 
Began operation 2008
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 6
Network length 77
Ridership 57,800 (daily record)


Dalian Rapid Transit (DRT)
大连快轨		 Locale Dalian

 202 
 3 

 Jinpu 
Began operation 2003
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 26
Network length 103.83 km (65 mi)
Ridership

Chengdu City Railway
成都市域铁路		 Locale Chengdu

 Chengdu–Dujiangyan   Chengdu–Lidui   Chengdu–Pengzhou 

 Chengdu–Pujiang 
Began operation 2008
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 9
Network length 73
Ridership


Nanjing Metro (S lines)
南京地铁（S线）		 Locale Nanjing

 S1 
 S8 

 S3   S7 
Began operation 2014
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 25
Network length 81.00 km (50 mi) (S1 only)
Ridership

Pearl River Delta Rapid Transit (PRDRT)
珠三角城际轨道交通		 Locale Guangzhou, Foshan, Zhongshan, Jiangmen, Zhuhai, Macau

 Guangzhou–Zhuhai   Guangzhou–Shenzhen   Dongguan–Huizhou   Guangzhou–Foshan–Zhaoqing 

 Guangzhou–Foshan Ring   Guangzhou–Dongguan–Shenzhen   Guangzhou–Qingyuan   Huizhou–Heyuan   Zhaoqing–Gaoming–Nansha 

 —
Began operation 2011
Lines in operation 4
№ of stations 64
Network length 534
Ridership

Jinshan Railway
Shanghai Metro Line 22
金山铁路 / 二十二号线		 Locale Shanghai

     Jinshan Railway
Began operation 2012
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 2
Network length 56
Ridership

Wuhan Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway
武汉城市圈城际铁路		 Locale Wuhan, Xianning, Huangshi, Huanggang

 Wuhan–Xianning   Wuhan–Huangshi   Wuhan–Huanggang 

 Wuhan–Xiaogan 
Began operation 2013
Lines in operation 3
№ of stations 37
Network length 222
Ridership

Under construction

Under planning

Light rail/Tram systems

Currently operational

System Information Currently operational Currently under construction Map Ref.
Anren Tram
安仁有轨电车		 Locale Anren County, Chenzhou
  • Anren Tram
 —
Began operation 2011
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 6
Network length 1.8
Ridership
Qianmen Tram
前门有轨电车		 Locale Beijing —
Began operation 2009
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 2
Network length 0.84
Ridership

Changchun Rail Transit
长春轨道交通（长春轻轨）
Changchun Trams
长春有轨电车		 Locale Changchun

 3 
 4 

  • 54
  • 55

 1 
 2 
Began operation 2002
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations 49
Network length 51
Ridership 0.27 million (daily record)
33.34 million (2010 annual)
Dalian Trams
大连有轨电车		 Locale Dalian
  • 201
  • 202
 —
Began operation 1909
Lines in operation 2
№ of stations
Network length 23.4
Ridership

Guangzhou Trams
广州有轨电车		 Locale Guangzhou
  • Luogang Tram
  • Huadu Tram
  • Guangzhounan Station Center Tram
  • Financial Center Tram
  • Zengcheng Tram
  • Baietan Tram
Began operation 2013
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 10
Network length 7.7
Ridership

Hong Kong Light Rail
香港輕鐵 / 香港轻铁		 Locale Hong Kong
  • 505
  • 507
  • 610
  • 614
  • 614P
  • 615
  • 615P
  • 705
  • 706
  • 751
  • 751P
  • 761P
 —
Began operation 1988
Lines in operation 12
№ of stations 68
Network length 36.2
Ridership

430,000[42]


Hong Kong Tramways
香港電車 / 香港电车		 Locale Hong Kong
  • Shau Kei Wan ↔ Western Market
  • Shau Kei Wan ↔ Happy Valley
  • North Point ↔ Whitty Street
  • Happy Valley ↔ Kennedy Town
  • Causeway Bay ↔ Whitty Street
  • Western Market ↔ Kennedy Town
  • Shau Kei Wan ↔ Kennedy Town (M-F Peak Hours)
 —
Began operation 1904
Lines in operation 7
№ of stations
Network length 30
Ridership
Huai'an Modern Trams
淮安有轨电车		 Locale Huai'an —
Began operation 2015
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 23
Network length 20.3
Ridership
Nanjing Trams
南京有轨电车		 Locale Nanjing —
Began operation 2014
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 13
Network length 7.76
Ridership

Qingdao Tram
青岛有轨电车		 Locale Qingdao
  • Chengyang trams
 —
Began operation 2016
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 12
Network length 8.77
Ridership
Shenyang Modern Tram
沈阳有轨电车		 Locale Shenyang
  • Line 1
  • Line 2
  • Line 3
  • Line 5
 —
Began operation 2013
Lines in operation 4
№ of stations 57
Network length 54.8
Ridership
Suzhou Trams
苏州有轨电车		 Locale Suzhou
  • line 1
  • line 2
 —
Began operation 2014
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 10
Network length 18
Ridership

TEDA Modern Guided Rail Tram
天津开发区导轨电车		 Locale Tianjin

 TEDA 

 —
Began operation 2007
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 14
Network length 7.86
Ridership
Zhangjiang Tram
张江有轨电车		 Locale Shanghai —
Began operation 2010
Lines in operation 1
№ of stations 15
Network length 10
Ridership

Under construction

Planned

Bus systems (BRT)

More than 30 bus rapid transit projects are being implemented or studied in China in some big cities. BRT systems with light blue background are not yet operational but under construction or proposed.

List of Bus systems (BRT) in the People's Republic of China by Network length
System Chinese
name		 Abbrev. City Began oper. Lines in
oper.
[Note 1]		 Number
of stations
[Note 2]		 Network
length
(km)
[Note 3]		 Notes
Hangzhou BRT 杭州BRT HZBRT Hangzhou 2006 2 50 55.4
Beijing BRT 北京BRT BJBRT Beijing 2004 4 60 54 [Note 4]
Kunming BRT 昆明BRT KMBRT Kunming 1999 5 63 46
Changzhou BRT 常州BRT CZBRT Changzhou 2008 2 51 44
Xiamen BRT 厦门BRT XMBRT Xiamen 2008 3 31 40 [Note 5]
Jinan BRT 济南BRT JNBRT Jinan 2008 2 46 34
Zaozhuang BRT 枣庄BRT ZZBRT Zaozhuang 2010 2 49 62
Zhengzhou BRT 郑州BRT ZZBRT Zhengzhou 2009 2 45 40.3
Guangzhou BRT 广州BRT GBRT Guangzhou 2010 1 26 22
Suzhou BRT 苏州BRT SZBRT Suzhou 2008 5 106 95
Dalian BRT 大连BRT DLBRT Dalian 2008 1 13 13
Chongqing BRT 重庆BRT CQBRT Chongqing 2008 1 9 11
Hefei BRT 合肥BRT HFBRT Hefei 2010 2 9 7
Yancheng BRT 盐城BRT YCBRT Yancheng 2010 2 24 16
Ürümqi BRT 乌鲁木齐BRT UMBRT Ürümqi 2011 4 66 42.2
Changde BRT 常德BRT CDBRT Changde 2012 1 25 20.9
Lianyungang BRT 连云港BRT LYGBRT Lianyungang 2012 1 29 34
Lanzhou BRT 兰州BRT LZBRT Lanzhou 2012 1 15 9.1
Yinchuan BRT 银川BRT YCBRT Yinchuan 2012 1 22 17
Chengdu BRT 成都BRT CDBRT Chengdu 2013 1 29 30.5
Zhongshan BRT 中山BRT YCBRT Zhongshan 2014 1 13 13
Yichang BRT 宜昌BRT YCBRT Yichang 2015 1 22 23
Nanchang BRT 南昌BRT NCBRT Nanchang 20XX
Shanghai BRT 上海BRT SHBRT Shanghai 20XX
Shenzhen BRT 深圳BRT SZBRT Shenzhen 20XX
Wuxi BRT 无锡BRT WXBRT Wuxi 20XX
Xi'an BRT 西安BRT XABRT Xi'an 20XX
Shenyang BRT 沈阳BRT SYBRT Shenyang 20XX
Wuhan BRT 武汉BRT WHBRT Wuhan 20XX
Shijiazhuang BRT 石家庄BRT SJZBRT Shijiazhuang 20XX
Harbin BRT 哈尔滨BRT HBBRT Harbin 20XX

Notes

  1. ↑ Lines in operation counts the number of main lines only.
  2. ↑ Stations connected by transfers are counted as one station, unless otherwise noted.
  3. ↑ Network length refers to track length and lines that share track are counted only once.
  4. ↑ running on the Nan Zhongzhouxian (South Central Axis Line), The line terminates at Qianmen and Demaozhuang
  5. ↑ There are significant sections that are on dedicated elevated roads. BRT one 33.4 km, BRT 1 Interchange 18.7 km, BRT 2 15.3 km.

See also

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