
The Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport stated that tomorrow (26th) will be a holiday, and it is expected that there will be a wave of return traffic on 13 major provincial highways and sections connecting national highways. There are still 52.07% and 76.51% of passenger seats available on the western and eastern national highways respectively. Passers-by are advised to take advantage of them.
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Tomorrow (26th) will be a consecutive holiday, and the Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport has issued traffic forecasts and transportation measures for provincial highways and expressways.
Tomorrow (26th) is a consecutive holiday. The Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport stated that as of 3 p.m. today, there will be too many vehicles or congestion on some provincial highways and expressways. The main road section is the northbound section from the Tamjiang Bridge section of Provincial Highway 61 to the Tamsui section. It is estimated that the holiday will be 13 There will be a return traffic flow on the main provincial highways and sections connecting national highways. Passers-by are advised to obtain real-time traffic information and drive carefully before setting off. Currently, there are still 52.07% and 76.51% of passenger seats available on the western and eastern national highways respectively. People can make more use of them.
The Highway Bureau stated that it is expected that there will be a return traffic flow on some major provincial highways and sections connecting to national highways tomorrow, including the two-way Tamjiang Bridge section of Provincial Highway 61, the northbound section from Fengbi to Xiangshan, the northbound Zhunan section, the Shuidiliao to Fenggang section of Provincial Route 1 (toward Pingtung), and the Provincial Route 9 South Return Highway (toward Pingtung); sections connecting national highways such as Taiwan Provincial Route 64 runs eastward at National 3-Zhonghe Interchange, Provincial Route 74 Provincial Route 74 Wufeng Section westbound, Provincial Route 18 Provincial Route 3-Zhongpu Interchange westbound, Provincial Route 86 Rende System eastbound, Provincial Route 88 Fengshan-Wujia section westbound. In addition, travelers should pay attention to the sections near tourist attractions such as Provincial Route 2 and Provincial Route 2B from Guandu to Tamsui, Provincial Route 2 from Wanli to Dawulun, etc.
The Highway Bureau stated that during the holiday period, it has coordinated with the passenger transport operators to raise sufficient transport capacity and to increase the number of flights according to the flow of people. As of 12 noon today, the western national highway passenger transport has run a total of 2,062 flights, transporting 40,037 people; the eastern national highway passenger transport routes have run a total of 561 flights, transporting 9,722 people; in addition, a 15% discount on national highway passenger transport has also been launched during the holidays. If you log in as TPASS 2.0 members, registered green transportation service platform, after the two are combined, you can enjoy up to 53% off. Tomorrow is the last day of the holiday. According to the current pre-sale situation, there are still 52.07% and 76.51% empty seats on the western and eastern national highway passenger transport respectively.
The Highway Bureau reminds that the West Coast Expressway of Provincial Highway 61 is affected by the construction of the level intersection three-dimensional improvement project. It is expected that there will be heavy traffic congestion on the return journey tomorrow. Therefore, a diversion route has been planned and signs have been set up to guide passers-by. It is recommended to check the provincial road traffic congestion and real-time traffic conditions information before going out; in addition, from this light Starting from the consecutive holidays of the Chinese New Year, high-occupancy control will be implemented in the Hehuanshan area for consecutive holidays of more than 3 days. The western end of the control area is 18k Cuifeng of Provincial Highway 14A, and the eastern end is 41.5k Dayu Ridge of Provincial Highway 14A. The control period is from 0 am to 8 am every day during the consecutive holidays, and will be adjusted flexibly by the on-site police agency according to the traffic conditions.
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Passenger transport on the western and eastern national highways will maintain a certain number of empty seats for people to ride on holidays
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