Line 14 (Beijing Subway)

Line 14 of the Beijing Subway (Chinese: 北京地铁14号线; pinyin: běijīng dìtiě shísì hàoxiàn) is a rapid transit rail line in the south and east of Beijing. The line is operated by the Beijing MTR Corporation Limited.[3]

Line 14
Line 14 train approaching Garden Expo Park station
Overview
Other name(s)M14 (planned name)
StatusOperational
LocaleChaoyang, Fengtai, and Dongcheng districts
Beijing
TerminiZhangguozhuang - Xiju (west section)
Beijing South railway station - Shan'gezhuang (east section)
Stations7 (West section), 21 (East section)
Websitewww.mtr.bj.cn
Service
TypeRapid transit
SystemBeijing Subway
Operator(s)Beijing MTR Corporation Limited
Depot(s)Zhangyicun, Maquanying
Rolling stock6-car Type A (DKZ53, SFM18)
Daily ridership65,000 (2016 West section Peak)
538,000 (2016 East section Peak)[1]
History
OpenedMay 5, 2013 (2013-05-05)
Technical
Line length12.4 km (7.71 mi) (West section)[2]
31.4 km (19.51 mi) (East section)[2]
CharacterUnderground, Elevated
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Electrification1500 V Overhead line
Operating speed80 km/h
Route map

 Zhangguozhuang
Xiaoqing river
 Garden Expo Park
Jingguang HSR
Yongding river bridge cross Yongding River
Fengsha railway
Zhangyicun yard
 Dawayao
 Guozhuangzi
 Dajing
 Qilizhuang
Line 9
Guogongzhuang – National Library
Xiju
Line 10
outer – inner
section between Xiju and Beijing South Railway Station
to be opened 2021
 Dongguantou
 Lize Business District
Line 16 (to be opened 2021)
Wanpingcheng - Bei'anhe
Daxing Airport Express (to be opened 2022)
Daxing Airport
Lianhua river
 Caihuying
Jingjiu railway Xihuang connection
Liangshui river
 Xitieying
Liangshui river
 Jingfengmen
Line 19
Xin Gong – Mudan Yuan
section between Xiju and Beijing South Railway Station
to be opened 2021
Beijing South railway station
Jingjin ICR, Jinghu HSR, etc.
Line 4
Tiangong Yuan - Anheqiao Bei (N)
Taoran Qiao
(not open)
Jinghu railway, Jingjin intercity railway, etc.
 Yongdingmen Wai
Line 8
Yinghai – Zhushi Kou
Jingtai
 Puhuangyu
Line 5
Songjiazhuang – Tiantongyuan Bei (N)
Fangzhuang
Jingjin ICR
line 10 inner
 Shilihe
Line 10
Line 17 (to be opened 2022)
Yizhuang Zhanqianqu South - Future Science Park North
line 10 outer
Beijing Univ. of Tech. West Gate
 Pingle Yuan
 Jiulongshan
Line 7
Huazhuang - Beijing West railway station
Jingha railway
Tonghui river
 Dawang Lu
Line 28 (under planning)
Guangqudonglu – Dongdaqiao
Line 1
Sihui Dong (E) - Pingguo Yuan
Hongmiao
Pinggu line (under planning)
Pinggu – Dongdaqiao
Erdaogou canal
 Jintai Lu
Line 6
Lucheng – Jin'an Qiao
Chaoyang Park
Line 3 (to be opened 2023)
Caogezhuang North – Dongsi Shitiao
Chaoyang Park South lake
 Zaoying
Chaoyang Park Shuizhui lake and Liangma river
 Dongfeng Beiqiao
Ba river
 Jiangtai
 Gaojia Yuan
(not open)
Line 12 (to be opened 2021)
Guanzhuangluxikou – Sijiqing
Capital Airport Express crossing
 Wangjing Nan (S)
 Futong
 Wangjing
Line 15
Fengbo – Qinghua Donglu Xikou
Beixiao river
 Donghuqu
 Laiguangying
Shuangsha railway
 Shan'gezhuang
Maquanying depot

Currently, the line consists of two discontinuous line segments. The West section (Zhangguozhuang to Xiju) is 12.4 km (7.7 mi)[2] in length with 7 stations, and the East section (Beijing South railway station to Shangezhuang) is 31.4 km (19.5 mi)[2] in length with 21 stations.

When the full line is completed, it will run across the southern and eastern fringes of urban Beijing from Zhangguozhuang west of the Yongding River in the southwest corner of the city to Shangezhuang in the northeast corner. When fully completed, Line 14 will be 47.3 km (29.4 mi)[2] in length and have 36 stations.[4]

Description

The West section stations from Zhangguozhuang to Xiju on the southwest corner of the Line 10 loop, opened on May 5, 2013. An infill station on west section, Qilizhuang station opened on February 15, 2014.

For the East section: The stations from Shangezhuang to Jintai Lu opened on December 28, 2014. And the stations from Jintai Lu to Beijing South railway station, opened on December 26, 2015.[4][5][6] Chaoyang Park station opened on 31 December 2016. Pingleyuan station opened on 30 December 2017.[7] Hongmiao, Gaojia Yuan, and Taoran Qiao in the East section are not yet operational.

The Middle section (also known as the Lize section) from Xiju to Beijing South railway station is scheduled to open in 2021.[8]

Rolling Stock

Line 14 uses DKZ53 and SFM18 trains. They are the first high-capacity wide-body A-Type trains in the Beijing Subway.[9][10] These trains were designed in nine months by Changchun Railway Vehicles Co., Ltd. and there are now 63 six-car A-Type trains operating on Line 14. These trains entered revenue service 15 months after contract award.

ModelImageManufacturerYear BuiltAmount in ServiceFleet NumbersDepot
DKZ53 CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles 2012 38 201–238 Maquanying
Zhangyicun
SFM18 CRRC Qingdao Sifang 25 239–263

List of stations

Currently, the line consists of two discontinuous line segments.

West section: Zhangguozhuang to Xiju.

East section: Beijing South railway station to Shan'gezhuang.

Service
routes		 Station name Connections Nearby bus stops Distance
km[11]		 Location (District in Beijing)
West section East section English Chinese
● Zhangguozhuang 张郭庄 310 565 574 624 830 843 专65 专146 专177 专178 0.000 0.000 Fengtai
● Garden Expo Park 园博园 391 565 574 830 897 978 994 专33 专55 专115 1.345 1.345
● Dawayao 大瓦窑 546 973 专17 4.073 5.418
● Guozhuangzi 郭庄子 507 554 634 1.236 6.654
● Dajing 大井 458 830 专125 2.044 8.698
● Qilizhuang 七里庄  9  77 83 137 323 400快 458 477 480 483 531 830 839 840 896 958 969 973 夜16 夜36 专3 1.579 10.277
● Xiju 西局  10  83 323 458 480 483 531 830 958 969 973 夜36 0.845 11.122
Dongguantou 东管头
Lize Business District 丽泽商务区  16   Daxing Airport 
Caihuying 菜户营
Xitieying 西铁营
Jingfengmen 景风门  19 
● Beijing South railway station 北京南站  4  VNP 20 25 102 106 133 200 343 381 414 458 485 529 652 665 夜15 夜17 夜24 专18 专53 专155 0.000 0.000
｜ Taoran Qiao 陶然桥 — — Dongcheng
● Yongdingmen Wai 永定门外  8  2 7 25 40 71 72 93 120 622 828 849 943 997 BRT1(快速公交1) 夜2 专153 1.950 1.950
● Jingtai 景泰 7 17 25 62 141 夜28 1.119 3.069
● Puhuangyu 蒲黄榆  5  25 39 43 53 54 91 122 128 141 200 599 821 957 夜24 夜28 专161 专162 1.025 4.094 Fengtai
● Fangzhuang 方庄 12 50 51 84 91 122 139 200 352 511 夜28 专161 专162 1.486 5.580
● Shilihe 十里河  10  28 53 300 300快 352 368 378 439 440 513 638 680 687 846 848 973 975 976 985 986 995 夜30 专19 专72 1.618 7.198 Chaoyang
● Beijing Univ. of Tech. West Gate 北工大西门 30 34 513 535 605 973 985 夜25 专10 2.423 9.621
● Pingle Yuan 平乐园 30 35 41 52 348 402 457 486 513 535 605 637 973 985 夜7 夜19 夜25 1.128 10.749
● Jiulongshan 九龙山  7  11 23 30 35 54 312 348 486 513 561 605 669 973 985 夜7 夜25 夜29 专87 0.897 11.646
● Dawang Lu 大望路  1  1 11 30 31 54 57 58 138 382 388 405 421 486 595 605 647 666 667 668 812 815 815快 816 817 818 818快 930 973 985 988 夜1 夜25 夜27 夜34 专141 专165 1.780 13.426
｜ Hongmiao 红庙 — —
● Jintai Lu 金台路  6  9 30 31 75 117 126 135 140 419 421 486 619 640 682 973 985 988 夜6 夜25 1.602 15.028
● Chaoyang Park 朝阳公园 31 117 135 302 406 419 421 431 499 619 650 672 675 682 690 973 985 988 夜3 夜25 专142 1.085 16.113
● Zaoying 枣营 419 421 682 985 专114 1.221 17.334
● Dongfeng Beiqiao 东风北桥 4 400 400快 402 413 418 421 451 657 687 988 夜32 2.173 19.507
● Jiangtai 将台 4 401 408 418 421 445 516 571 659 687 847 973 988 991 夜32 专123 专124 专195 1.600 21.107
｜ Gaojia Yuan 高家园 — —
● Wangjing Nan (S) 望京南 359 401 403 404 421 451 593 641 696 850 921 935 夜32 1.847 22.954
● Futong 阜通 132 404 421 451 471 593 604 687 855 921 夜32 1.168 24.122
● Wangjing 望京  15  130 404 416 421 451 471 593 604 621 851 855 991 夜32 专15 0.903 25.025
● Donghuqu 东湖渠 130 311 404 409 421 450 451 471 547 593 613 617 657 851 855 939 944 966 夜32 专112 1.283 26.308
● Laiguangying 来广营 311 404 409 415 416 450 451 467 604 613 617 621 855 858 859 882 936 939 944 966 991 1.100 27.408
● Shan'gezhuang 善各庄 415 467 547 869 944 991 专14 专116 专122 专140 1.364 28.772

Route

The precise route of Line 14 has been revised several times even after construction began.

The line is designed to follow an inverted-L shaped route running from the southwestern corner of urban Beijing in Fengtai District to the northeastern corner in Chaoyang District. Currently, the west section and east section of Line 14 are operated separately, while the middle section is still under construction.

In the west section, Line 14 begins at Zhangguozhuang on Yuanboyuan South Road, west of the Yongding River. The line crosses the river to Zhangyi Village and enters the 5th Ring Road. Going east on Fengtai South Road, Line 14 passes by the Fengtai Sports Center, enters the 4th Ring Road and continues eastward on Fengtai Road to Xiju on the Line 10 loop.

The middle section (currently under construction) continues on Lize Road inside the 3rd Ring Road and then meets Line 4 at the Beijing South railway station.

The east section runs east from Beijing South railway station. It crosses Line 5 at Puhuangyu and follows the Pufang Road through the Fangzhuang residential neighborhood. It leaves the 3rd Ring Road at Shilihe and continues eastward until it abruptly turns north at Xidawang Road. Then it runs north, between the eastern 3rd and 4th Ring Roads. After passing the Beijing University of Technology, the line crosses Line 7 at Jiulongshan and Line 1 at Dawang Lu. Further north, the Xidawang Road turns into Jintai Road. The line crosses Line 6 at Jintailu and runs north through Chaoyang Park. Upon leaving the 4th Ring Road, Line 14 enters the vast Wangjing sub-district. The line bisects Wangjing from south to north on Guangshun South and North Streets and intersects with Line 15 at the heart of Wangjing. After leaving Wangjing, the line emerges north of the 5th Ring Road and terminates at Shangezhuang.[6]

History
SegmentCommencementLengthStation(s)Name
Zhangguozhuang — Xiju 5 May 2013 12.4 km (7.71 mi)[2] 6 (western section)
Qilizhuang 15 February 2014 Infill station 1
Jintailu — Shangezhuang 28 December 2014 14.8 km (9.20 mi)[2] 10 (1st part of eastern section)
Beijing South railway station — Jintailu 26 December 2015 16.6 km (10.31 mi)[2] 9 (2nd part of eastern section)
Chaoyang Park 31 December 2016 Infill station 1
Pingleyuan 30 December 2017 Infill station 1

Controversy

Western terminal

The proposed final routing of Line 14 headed through Zhangyi Village, near Marco Polo Bridge. However, residents of Dujiakan and nearby Wanpingcheng wanted the subway to be routed south and terminating in their neighborhoods instead. Wanpingcheng residents argued that the neighborhood's more than 60,000 residents as well as a sculpture park, a war memorial, Wanping Fortress and many other attractions need better public transport options. In addition roads going through Dujiakan are severely congested with traffic.[17] The terrain, rivers and railways going through the area have made it difficult to construct new roads to the surrounding areas. The end of 2008, residents gathered thousands of signatures.[18] Finally, the Planning Commission explained that building a subway to Wanpingcheng is more difficult, Line 14 will run via Zhangyi Village as originally planned.[19] Ultimately, Wanpingcheng will be served by Line 16 which started construction in 2013.

Northern terminal

By the end of 2009, Tiantongyuan and Wangjing residents disputed the proposed alignment of Line 14's northern portion. Tiantongyuan is a large residential area within Beijing's northern Changping District. Tiantongyuan is heavily dependent on Beiyuan road, Anli Road and Subway Line 5. Both roads and the Metro line suffer from congestion. The existing Line 5 only serves the west side of Tiantongyuan and is over capacity. The Tiantongyuan online community launched a petition to extend Line 14 into Tiantongyuan. Tiantongyuan and its periphery argue that with the new developments being built in the area, traffic demand will be large. The extension of Line 14 into the area will improve access and transport capacity. Wangjing residents opposed the proposal put forward by Tiantongyuan residents believing that the huge passenger flow from an extension to Tiantongyuan will overwhelm Line 14 which is already slated to serve their neighborhood. Wangjing is a large community with significant commercial areas in Chaoyang District north east of the fourth ring road. Although numerous buses connect Wangjing with its vicinity and the city center, it is still suffering from traffic congestion. The existing Line 13 Wangjing West station is too far from the commercial center of Wangjing, making access inconvenient. Wangjing residents proposed Line 14 to terminate at Wangjing as originally planned.[20] The proposal by Tiantongyuan residents was rejected by planning authorities. Instead authorities proposed to construct a new north south express subway line called Line 17 (formerly R2 line) through eastern Tiantongyuan to better serve the area. Construction of Line 17 began in 2015.

Notes
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