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On the last day of the National Day holiday, the Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport predicts that there will be a rush of vehicles returning to work in the afternoon, and many provincial highways and expressways are prone to congestion.
Today (the 11th) is the third day of the National Day holiday and the last day of the holiday. The Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation said that it is expected that there will be a wave of vehicles returning to work in the afternoon, including the Tamjiang Bridge section of Provincial Highway 61, the National Highway 3 Interchange of Provincial Highway 64, and the Provincial Highway 74 Provincial highways or expressway sections on the westbound Wufeng section, Provincial Highway 9 south loop highway to Pingtung, Provincial Highway 2 Wanli to Dawulun and other roads are prone to congestion. The highway bureau also coordinates passenger transport operators to prepare sufficient transport capacity. National highway passenger transport offers a 15% discount. If you log in as TPASS 2.0 members can enjoy up to 53% off.
The highway bureau stated that road sections prone to congestion include: the main intercity highway Provincial Highway 61 Tamjiang Bridge section, the section from Chunan to Xuanbao Bridge heading north, Provincial Route 1 from Fenggang to Shuidiliao, and Provincial Route 9 south loop towards Pingtung; sections connecting national highways such as Provincial Route 64 National Highway 3-Zhonghe Interchange, Provincial Route 74 Wufeng section west There will be short-term traffic flow on the Provincial Highway 18 National Highway 3 Zhongpu Interchange, the Quy Nhon Interchange and the Rende system of the Provincial Highway 86, and the Fengshan-Wujia section of the Provincial Highway 88; there will be traffic surges on the sections of Provincial Highway 2 and Provincial Line B from Guandu to Tamsui, Provincial Line 2 Wanli to Dawulun and Fulong.
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The Highway Bureau reminds road users that in order to carry out the three-dimensional improvement project of the Provincial Highway 61 level intersection (a total of 5 signs from New Taipei City to Miaoli County), the Provincial Highway 61 section from 12.6k to 16.8k from Linkou to Luzhu, and from 75.8k to 82.8k in Hsinchu City are currently closed due to flooding. Construction is underway on the two-way main line from the bridge to the section 1 kilometer north of the National 3 Xiangshan Interchange and the section from Houlong 99k+460 (near Miao Line 8) to 101k+340 (near Miao Line 11) in Miaoli County. Alternative roads and signage have been planned during the transportation period.
The Highway Bureau emphasized that it has requested passenger transport operators to prepare sufficient transport capacity during the National Day holidays, implement safety preparations for personnel and vehicles, and has also launched a 15% discount for national highway passenger transport. If you log in as TPASS 2.0 members can enjoy 15% rebate for 2 to 3 times in the month, 30% rebate for 4 or more times, and an additional 3% rebate for registering on the green transportation service platform. After the two are combined, you can enjoy up to 53% off. If you need to travel back home, it is still recommended to take public transportation.
In order to ease people's demand for returning home and traveling out of town, the Highway Bureau has coordinated with passenger transport operators to increase the number of flights according to the flow of people. Yesterday, a total of 5,115 passenger trips were run on the western national highway, transporting 105,630 people; a total of 1,736 trips were run on the eastern national highway passenger route, and a total of 31,332 people were transported.

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