Seats are arranged parallel to the windows, unlike their Taipei Metro counterparts. LED displays are installed above every alternate door (other doors show the route map), showing the name of the current station and next station in Chinese and English. Automated announcements are made in Mandarin, Taiwanese (with the exception of since no Taiwanese translation for the name is available), Hakka, and English, with Japanese announcements at the major stations. The train has AC traction motors with IGBT–VVVF inverters powered by Siemens. Fares and ticketing The fares of KMRT is distance-based, with a minimum of NT$20 for trips within . The maximum fare on Red Line is NT$60, from Siaogang Station to Ciaotou Station. One way fare is ticketed with an RFID IC token. In addition to the RFID IC token, there are four kinds of contactless smart card are accepted by the system. The iPASS card was the only card that could be deducted before 1 July 2016. After 1 July 2016, EasyCard, iCash2.0, HappyCash are accepted by the system. Ridership Art Kaohsiung Arena Station, Formosa Boulevard Station, and Kaohsiung International Airport Station feature artworks integrated into the design of the station by international artists. Facilities and services Platform screen doors were supplied by ST Electronics have been installed at all underground stations. LCD television units have also been installed on platform doors for the broadcast of train information and advertisements. All stations are wheelchair accessible. K.R.T. Girls The K.R.T. Girls are four anime-styled characters that serve as mascots for the Kaohsiung Metro. See also Kaohsiung Rapid Transit Corporation List of metro systems Rail transport in Taiwan Taipei Metro Notes References External links Kaohsiung Future LRT Network Map Mass Rapid Transit Bureau of Kaohsiung City Government Underground rapid transit in Taiwan Build–operate–transfer 2008 establishments in Taiwan Standard gauge railways in Taiwan Rail transport articles in need of updating Railway lines opened in 2008