National highways have implemented strong wind control due to Qiangpi. Some sections of the elevated highway have a speed limit of 70 kilometers and large vehicles are prohibited.

Facing the impact of Typhoon Qiangbi, the Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport reminded that "strong wind control" will be implemented on some national highways, including an elevated speed limit of 70 kilometers, a ban on large vehicles, etc., and called on passers-by to pay attention to safety.

The moderate typhoon Qiangpi storm circle affects all parts of Taiwan. The Central Meteorological Administration continues to issue special onshore strong wind reports for 17 counties and cities, with average winds above level 9 or gusts above level 11. Today (23rd) is the day before the Liberation Day holiday. Many counties The city suspended classes due to the typhoon, and traffic demand on national highways dropped. However, for the safety of people's driving, strong wind control was implemented on some road sections, including an elevated speed limit of 70 kilometers, prohibiting the passage of large vehicles, etc. It is recommended that people use public transportation more.

The Expressway Bureau of the Ministry of Transport stated that traffic conditions on national highways were generally normal throughout the day. As of 5 p.m., the traffic volume on national highways was 41.8 million vehicle kilometers; tomorrow is the first day of the consecutive Liberation Day holiday. In the morning, many counties and cities were still affected by the typhoon. It is estimated that traffic demand will decline, and some considerations The alternative roads may be in poor condition due to the typhoon, and to ensure disaster response, the original planned closure measures for the south entrance ramps of the National 1 Pingzhen system and Puyan system and the National 5 Shiding and Pinglin south ramps will be cancelled. However, measures such as suspension of tolls and differential rates will still be implemented in accordance with the original transportation plan.

The Public Security Bureau reminds the public that during typhoons, some sections of national highways may be windy and rainy, and they should avoid driving unless necessary. Strong wind control measures may be implemented on some sections of the road. Please cooperate when driving and abide by the principles of driving in rain or strong winds such as "lower speed," "hold the steering wheel tightly," "increase following distance," and "avoid arbitrary lane changes."

After the typhoon gradually moves away tomorrow afternoon, the High Power Bureau has judged that there will still be some outbound traffic, and some sections of the national highway may be blocked. It is recommended that the public use public transportation. If you drive by yourself, please use the highway 1968 App to check real-time traffic conditions before departure to flexibly adjust the itinerary.