
A section of Bade Road will be closed from November 14 to 16. The police call on people to comply with on-site instructions.
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The Commercial Department of the Taipei City Government and the Bade Information Business District jointly held the 2026 Bade 3C Halle Day themed street closure event. In order to maintain traffic order and safety at the event, the police planned traffic diversion control measures.
The police announced traffic control measures. (Photo by reporter Wang Guanren)
The Department of Commerce of the Taipei City Government and the Bade Information Business District will join hands to hold the "2026 Bade 3C Halle Day-themed street closure event" near Bade Road for two consecutive days tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. In order to maintain traffic order and safety at the event, the police in the jurisdiction have planned traffic diversion control measures and called on the public to follow the instructions of the on-site police when passing through the controlled road sections.
The period and scope of this control are as follows:
1. From 0:00 on November 14 to 2:00 on November 16, traffic control sections will be implemented
(1) Section 1 of Bade Road [Jinshan North Road to Xinsheng North Road (excluding)] is a full lane in both directions in the east and west.
(2) Part of Lane 43, Section 1, Bade Road.
2. Diversion route: Vehicles traveling through a section of Bade Road are asked to divert to Shimin Avenue and Zhongxiao East Road in advance, and are advised to avoid the surrounding Jinshan North (South) Road and Xinsheng North (South) Road with heavy traffic.
The police said that traffic control measures for this event will be advanced or postponed depending on the situation. The traffic control information of this event will be provided by the police radio station with road condition reports at any time. Drivers are advised to listen carefully at all times, change routes in advance and avoid the controlled area. Drivers are also requested to be alert and drive carefully when passing through the controlled area, do not park illegally, or make more use of public transportation to avoid delaying traffic flow around the controlled area and delaying driving time.

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