• The city of Guangzhou, China has an extensive transit system consisting of over 500 bus routes run by both trolley buses and fuel buses. There are also 2 subway lines currently in operation, with 2 more slated to open at the end of 2005.
 

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Guangzhou 01-A048 is seen on Dong Chuan road on route 112 from Nan Tian Lu to Tian Ping Jia.

Guangzhou 3-2-851 is seen working route 217 to Hai Nan Chuan.

Guangzhou D2-G188 is seen at Lei Shi Ling Yuan.

Guangzhou D2-940 is seen on Yi Di road working route 134 to Tong De Gardens.

Guangzhou D2-G188 is seen working route 87 from Airport Road to Nan Zhou Gardens.

Guangzhou D-G459 is seen on Nan Lan road working route 256.

Guangzhou D2-G188 is seen at Dong Chuan Road passing Sports City.

Guangzhou MB-218 is seen on Dong Chuan road working route 542.

Guangzhou XF-D177 is seen working route 176 from Huang Sha while on Nan Lan road.

Guangzhou XS-672 is seen on Nan Lan road while working route 256.

Guangzhou Y6-0638 is seen working route 6 from Huang Sha.

Guangzhou Y8-1982 is seen working route 5 to Zhan Qian road.

A German-manufactured train by Siemens and Adrantz is seen on Guangzhou Metro Line 1 at Ti Yu Zhong Xin Station heading to Guangzhou Railway Station.

A train manufactured by Bombardier and Changchun Car Company is seen at Hai Zhu Guang Station heading to Shi Er Gong Station.

Guang Yuan Lu Station on Metro Line 1 is seen as a train is about to pull in.

Hai Zhu Guang Chang Station on Metro Line 2 is seen with the doors closed before a train arrived.