Current Overview
We operate 63 bus routes across Pingtung, extending from Meinong in the north to Eluanbi in the south. Our fleet consists of 263 vehicles, including 42 large tour buses managed in collaboration with White Dove Transportation.
2026
Hengchun Green Transportation
February 10, 2026: Launched 10 new electric buses in Hengchun and Kenting, marking a significant milestone for green transportation in southern Taiwan.
In alignment with the 2030 national electrification goal, we progressively replaced diesel buses with electric models to promote sustainable tourism.
These buses significantly reduced carbon emissions and noise pollution, preserving Hengchun’s natural scenery for locals and tourists alike.
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2025
Carbon Footprint Label
Partnering with the Tourism Administration in 2025, our company executed carbon footprint tracking for four "Taiwan Tourist Shuttle" routes. Under the technical guidance of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), we finalized the inventory and verification stages, securing official third-party certification from AFNOR Asia Ltd. This dedication to sustainability culminated in 2026, when we were awarded the "Service Carbon Footprint Label" by the Ministry of Environment for the following routes:
- Kenting Express (9189)
- Dapeng Bay Liuqiu Express (9127D & 9127G)
- Kenting Airport Express (9117B)
- Shen-Shan Tribe Travel Line (508)
2024
Electronic Payment for Urban Bus
With government support, we have equipped all urban buses with multi-functional devices such as QR code scanners, facilitating seamless electronic payments and optimizing ticketing data management.
2023
Station Management
In coordination with the Pingtung County Government’s seamless transport network, we now manage the Donggang and Chaozhou bus stations, improving regional transit efficiency.
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2022
Electronic Payment for Highway Bus
With support from the Directorate General of Highways, we have equipped our highway buses with multi-functional devices such as QR code scanners, facilitating seamless electronic payments and optimizing ticketing data management.
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2021
First Electronic Payment Trial in Taiwan
Pioneered smart transport by trialing electronic payments (iPASS MONEY, Easy Wallet, icash Pay) on the Kenting Express (Route 9189).
2019
Taiwan Lantern Festival Shuttle Service
Managed the large-scale shuttle operations for the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Pingtung.
Achievements: Operated 6,960 trips, transporting over 2.2 million passengers within 17 days, with a peak capacity of 800 buses per day.
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2017
Campus Transport Booking System
Implemented the Demand Responsive Transport System (DRTS) for campus transport at National Pingtung University of Science and Technology.
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2015
4G Smart Tourism Project
Launched the 4G Smart Tourism Project, becoming the first in the industry to use QR code electronic tickets.
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2013
Green Kaohsiung-Pingtung Electric Bus Project
Participated in the Green Kaohsiung-Pingtung Electric Bus Project to connect southern Taiwan’s tourist attractions.
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2012
Kenting Express Luggage Service
Introduced the Kenting Express Luggage Service integrated with a QR code system for passenger convenience.
2011
Information Service Upgrades
Launched the official website and real-time bus tracking systems.
2010
Joint Management of Kenting Routes
Established joint management of the Kenting Express Line at HSR Zuoying Station.
2009
Hengchun Smart Business District Planning
We worked with IISI and the Pingtung County Government to plan the Hengchun Smart Business District.
2004
Hengchun Tourism Transport Network
Developed the Hengchun Peninsula Tourism Transport Network, integrating local attractions via the Kenting shuttle bus.
2002
Establishment of PTBUS Hengchun Bus Station
We took over the routes in the Hengchun Peninsula and launched joint services between Kaohsiung and Kenting with Kaohsiung Bus Co., Ltd. We also established the station to manage these operations.
2001
Pingtung-Tainan Joint Service
Expanded regional connectivity by launching joint services to Tainan and commissioning the Kaohsiung Bus Station, a strategic move following the privatization of the national carrier.
1998
Establishment of Ping Tung Travel Service Co., Ltd.
Established Ping Tung Travel Service Co., Ltd. via investment from White Dove Transportation Co., Ltd.
1997
Taking Over Taiwan Motor Transport Routes
Due to the restructuring of the Taiwan Motor Transport Company, we took over its rural routes in the Fangliao area. This allowed us to extend our services south of Jiadong.
1992
Relocation to Current Site
Relocated to the current site on Gongye Road, Pingtung City, featuring a Class A repair facility. We also operated stations in Pingtung, Shuimen, Gaoshu, Sandimen, Donggang, Chaozhou, and Hengchun.
1978
Establishment of White Dove Transportation Co., Ltd.
Established White Dove Transportation Co., Ltd. to expand tour bus operations.
1976
Pingtung-Tainan Joint Service via Qishan
We applied for joint services from Pingtung to Tainan via Qishan with Kaohsiung Bus Co., Ltd. and Tainan Bus Co., Ltd. Following the closure of Tainan Bus Co., Ltd. on September 1, 2003, Shing Nan Bus Co., Ltd. and Kaohsiung Bus Co., Ltd. took over its routes.
1947
Acquisition and Renaming
Formally renamed to Ping Tung Bus Co., Ltd. under the leadership of Ting-Shun Kuo .
1945
Post-war Reorganization
Following the takeover of Taiwan by the Republic of China, we reorganized Pingtung Passenger Auto Co., Ltd. into Pingtung Long-Distance Bus Co., Ltd.
1942
WWII Merger and Consolidation
During World War II, facing economic hardship, we merged our operations to form Pingtung Passenger Auto Co., Ltd.
1931
Origin
Formed as Pingtung Passenger Auto Limited Partnership through the merger of six local operators.