An accident occurred at 353 kilometers northbound on National 1. (Picture provided by the Gaogong Bureau)
Today (the 11th) is a consecutive National Day holiday. The High Commissioner for Public Affairs of the Ministry of Transport stated that as of 11 a.m., the traffic volume on the entire national highway was 25.6 million vehicle kilometers. The estimated traffic volume today is 110 million vehicle kilometers, which is still within the expected traffic range. The national highway was blocked in the morning The main congested road section is the National 5 northbound section from Yilan to Pinglin. The remaining sections can maintain smooth traffic. The section from Yilan to Toucheng once reached a maximum speed of only 13 kilometers per hour. It is expected that Section 11 will be prone to congestion this afternoon, and the China National Five may not be slightly congested until 9 p.m. before it is slightly relieved.
The High Power Public Security Bureau pointed out that as of 11 a.m. today, a total of 6 accidents occurred. Among them, a collision between two passenger cars occurred at 353 kilometers northbound on State 1 at 9:31 a.m., causing traffic backflow for 1 kilometer. At 10:9, a collision involving two small passenger cars occurred at the Fengyuan entrance of northbound State 1, affecting the traffic flow on the ramp. Although both were cleared within 20 minutes, it still caused vehicles to back up and affected the overall traffic flow.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration predicts that the key congested road sections this afternoon are National Highway 1 northbound from Xiluo to Puyan system, Nantun to Houli, Miaoli to Hukou; National Highway 3 northbound from Zhushan to Zhongxing, Caotun to Wufeng, Dashan to Xiangshan, Guanxi to Daxi; National Highway 5 northbound from Yilan to Pinglin, National Highway 4 westbound to Tanzi From the system to Fengshi, National Highway 6 west to east Caotun to Wufeng system, National Highway 10 west to Renwu to Zuoyingduan and other sections, it is recommended that passers-by use the Expressway 1968 website and app and listen to the police broadcast during driving to obtain real-time traffic information and avoid congested sections and periods of national highways.
The High Power Public Security Bureau appeals to the public to check the condition of the vehicle and be alert when going out. When driving, you must fasten your seat belt and hold the steering wheel, keep a sufficient safe distance when driving, pay attention to the dynamics ahead at all times, and do not rely too much on the assisted driving system. Especially when entering and exiting highway interchanges, service areas or rest stops, since lane changes are required and the linear changes of ramps are greater than those on the main line, it is strongly recommended that passers-by do not use the assisted driving system to ensure driving safety.
The High Power Public Security Bureau appeals to the public not to rely too much on assisted driving systems, especially when entering and exiting highway interchanges, service areas or rest stops, to ensure driving safety. (Picture provided by the Gaogong Bureau)
The section of the southern section of the national highway prone to traffic jams will be on October 11, the National Day holiday. (Picture provided by the Gaogong Bureau)
The section of the Central District of the National Highway prone to traffic jams will be on October 11, the National Day holiday. (Picture provided by the Gaogong Bureau)
The section of the North District of the National Highway prone to traffic jams will be on October 11, the National Day holiday. (Picture provided by the Gaogong Bureau)
An accident occurred at the entrance to Fengyuan on National 1 Northbound. (Picture provided by the Gaogong Bureau)
