A minivan hit an oncoming tour bus on Provincial Highway 14, injuring two people and causing a massive traffic jam.

At 15.6 kilometers of Provincial Highway 14A (the section from Songgang to Meifeng), there was an SUV going down the mountain in the afternoon. The driver surnamed Xie was suspected of being distracted and drove into the opposite lane and collided with a tour bus carrying 17 passengers. The driver of the SUV and the passengers in the vehicle were injured. Fortunately, No passengers or driver were injured on the Haoyuan. However, due to the collision between the two vehicles, traffic was blocked in both directions, causing a major traffic jam. Later, after the police handled the accident and traffic diversion, traffic in both directions was restored in the past two hours. The detailed cause of the accident was clarified by police investigation.

Yesterday and today, the weather in central China was fine, attracting many people to visit Cingjing and Hehuan Mountain. Vehicles parked illegally or broke down on Hehuan Mountain in the early morning, causing heavy traffic jams on several sections of Provincial Highway 14A, causing tourists who drove to shout, "The traffic jam makes me tired."

At about 2:50 p.m., there was another traffic jam on Section 15.6K of Provincial Highway 14A due to a car accident. Renai police pointed out that the 31-year-old man surnamed Xie was driving an SUV from Cuifeng, Hehuan Mountain to Wushe, passing Provincial Highway 15.6K (the section between Songgang and Meifeng). He was suspected of being distracted and drove the car into the opposite direction. Road, collided with a tour bus driven by a 64-year-old man surnamed Liao. The front half of the SUV was damaged. Xie Nan and 1 passenger in the car were injured. No one in total, including Liao Min and 17 passengers in the car, was injured. Neither driver responded to the alcohol test.

Due to the accident, the 15.6K road section was closed to traffic in both directions. After receiving the report, Renai police arrived at the scene to deal with the accident and began to divert traffic. Later, the two-way traffic was restored at about 4:42 p.m. The Renai police reminded the public that the mountain roads are winding and people should be alert before driving on the road.

It is understood that the 15.6-kilometer section of Provincial Highway 14A is a well-known blind bend. On New Year's Day this year, an SUV crossed the double yellow line and went straight into the valley. The driver was not drunk and was suspected of being tired and distracted.