
AI-generated summary
Tomorrow is a consecutive holiday. The Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport will estimate and provide guidance on the traffic volume of national highways and sections prone to congestion.
Tomorrow (26th) will be a holiday. The Expressway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport stated that the national highway traffic volume at 5 pm today was 67.4 million vehicle kilometers, still within the expected range. The congested section of the national highway in the afternoon was the National 1 Southbound Zhongli Interchange Road 1 to Pingzhen system, and the remaining sections were generally normal; it is estimated that tomorrow The national highway traffic volume is 107 million vehicle kilometers, which is 1.2 times the average annual average (93 million vehicle kilometers). It is determined that 13 national highway sections will be key congested sections tomorrow. Among them, the China 5 northbound road from Yilan to Pinglin is expected to be congested from morning to night. It is recommended that the northbound China 5 road users set off before 9:00.
The High Public Security Bureau stated that a total of 35 accidents occurred from today to 17:00. For example, at 12:40 p.m., a small truck was on fire at 18 kilometers westbound on State 4 and occupied the outer shoulder, with no back blockage; at 2:03 p.m., at 25 kilometers southbound on State 1 A 5-kilometer collision between a passenger car and a bus occurred without any backlash. At 2:56 p.m., a collision involving a passenger car at 170.9 kilometers southbound on State 1 occupied the outer lane, causing rear traffic to back up for 1 kilometer. Although there were sporadic incidents, the vehicle condition was generally in good condition.
The High Commissioner pointed out that the traffic volume on national highways is estimated to be 107 million vehicle kilometers tomorrow, which is 1.2 times the normal annual average. Among them, the northbound traffic volume can reach 57 million vehicle kilometers, which is 1.2 times the normal annual average. It is estimated that the key congested road sections tomorrow are the National 1 northbound Xiluo to Puyan system, From Nantun to Houli, Miaoli to Hukou; National 3 north to Zhushan to Zhongxing, Caotun to Wufeng, Dashan to Xiangshan, Guanxi to Daxi; National 5 north to Yilan to Pinglin; National 4 west to Tanzi system to Fengshi; National 6 west to east Caotun to Wufeng system; National 10 west to Renwu to Zuoyingduan and other sections.
The High Commissioner recommends that northbound users of the Western National Highway can depart before 9:00 in the southern region, and before 12:00 in the central region. National Highway 5 northbound users are advised to depart before 9:00 to save valuable time. In addition, the National Highway 1 Huwei and Puyan systems and the National Highway 3 Xibinbei will be closed from 12 to 21:00 tomorrow. Towards the entrance; from 13:00 to 18:00, National Highway 5 Suao, Luodong, Yilan and Toucheng northbound entrances are subject to high passenger load control; a single rate, National Highway 3 Hsinchu system to Yanchao system adopts a single rate and then 20% off the toll, suspension of tolls from 0 to 5 o'clock, open shoulders, alternative roads, ramp instrument control and other national highway-related diversion measures.
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. Do not rely too much on the assisted driving system. In addition, when driving on rainy days, be sure to maintain a sufficient safe driving distance and pay attention to the dynamics ahead at all times to ensure driving safety.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Tomorrow the traffic volume on national highways will reach 107 million vehicle kilometers
Likely · Within days
China 5 north bound from Yilan to Pinglin will be blocked from early in the morning to late in the evening
Likely · Within days

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