Hong Kong’s public transit system is like the island territory’s central nervous system — essential to everything — and yet there’s also a dark side.
What’s the link between transportation and new housing development, and to what degree is the local transit authority actually part of the problem? Price Tags editor-in-chief Gordon Price captures some of the drama.
You might try checking out MTR’s South Island Line
– which is a driverless “Medium Capacity” subway that opened in late 2016.
Apparently it has trains that are only 3 cars long.
It would be interesting to see if the “look and feel” is similar to the Canada Line.
Here’s the wiki entry:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Island_line