Main article: Bus Rapid Transit in China
Beijing BRT Line 1. Note the doors on the left-hand side of the bus -- the BRT line uses central island platforms for most of its route.
Shuttle buses like this link smaller towns with regional centers
More than 30 projects are being implemented or studied in China in some big cities. But few Bus lanes in some cities make it harder to keep the high speed as expected.
Beijing : 3 lines with 2 branch lines on the way. The busiest, BRT line 1, running on the Nan Zhongzhouxian (South Central Axis Line), launched at the end of December 2005. The line terminates at Qianmen and Demaozhuang, which is 16 km (10 mi) long with 15 intermediate stops.[14] BRT line 4 is under construction.
Changzhou: 2 lines on the way
Chongqing: BRT line 1 on the way
Dalian: Route "BRT Route 1" started operation in 2008
Guangzhou: BRT line 1 on the way
Hangzhou: BRT route B1 which started operation on April 22, 2006
Hefei: 3 lines on the way.
Jinan: BRT line 1 on the way
Kunming: System opened in 1999
Shanghai: A BRT line running between Shanghai West Railway Station and Shanghai West Railway Station is on the way
Shenyang: More than 6 routes planned.
Shenzhen: BRT line 1 on the way
Wuxi : 5 routes planned
Xiamen : 3 lines on the way
Xian : 1 East/West route planned
Zhengzhou: line 1 on the way, linked by 8 BRT branch lines.
Trolleybus systems[edit]