In recent years, Fuzhou has worked at progressively upgrading public transportation infrastructure in the city. Notable strides have been made: it’s now only 20 minutes by car to a freeway; 80 minutes to Taipei via direct flight; 90 minutes by train to Xiamen; and 6 hours by express train to Shanghai. Last year, on June 3rd, city plans for constructing a light-rail transportation system in Fuzhou were approved by the central government. Currently, construction on Metro Line 1 has already commenced, and is expected to be open to traffic by the end of 2014. Metro Line 2 has also been planned and, once built, it is it will considerably shorten travel time needed for commutes between Daxuecheng (College City) and the city’s downtown area.
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