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The Double Ten holiday is an important consecutive holiday in Taiwan. Many people choose to go to popular scenic spots such as Hehuan Mountain to watch the sunrise or engage in outdoor activities at this time. However, parking facilities in the Hehuan Mountain area are limited, and illegal parking problems were common in the past.
At four o'clock this morning, Wuling Pavilion was packed with people and cars. (Taken from Zhongheng Traffic Information Station)
Today is the second day of the Double Ten holiday. There is a large influx of tourists heading to the Wuling Mountains in Hehuan Mountain, the highest point on the highway in Taiwan. Tourists often park illegally and temporarily park near the Wuling parking lot and at the entrance to the hiking trails, including the Taroko National Park Management Office. The police arrived at the scene at 5 o'clock this morning to control traffic. However, this morning, because a white Mercedes "parked on the side of the road and no one was there" on the Hehuan Mountain Highway, the mountainous area turned into a large parking lot! The Eunuch Office appeals to the public not to park illegally.
Today, during Double Ten Day, the traffic in Wuling on Provincial Highway 14A started to surge in the early morning. Many people ran up to Wuling to watch the Double Ten Festival sunset. However, due to the limited capacity of the Wuling parking lot, there were so many cars that it was full. At 4 o'clock this morning, all the parking lots in Hehuan Mountain District were full. Only the Xiaofengkou parking lot in Hualien County still had space. However, Xiaofengkou was far away from Hehuanjianshan, the main peak and the North Peak, causing many passers-by to park illegally, turning the entire Hehuanshan Highway into a large parking lot!
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The traffic flow in the mountainous area was almost completely motionless due to the large number of cars and violations. There was also a white car that "disappeared" after illegally parking on the roadside. It was unable to move in both directions, causing the driver behind to yell, "What idiot? People on the whole road are waiting for you!" The police arrived at the scene and finally found the owner of the car. The Superintendent's Office stated that the car drove away this morning before the traffic queue started to move.
The Eunuch Supervisory Office appeals to tourists on the mountain not to park illegally because the parking lot is full or for convenience. They should park their vehicles in legal parking spaces and cooperate with the instructions of on-site personnel. In case of emergency rescue needs and services in the mountainous area, ambulance vehicles will not be unable to pass. Currently, including Nantou County Police Department Cuifeng Police Station and Hualien County Police Department Hehuan Police Station have deployed additional police personnel. Violations of temporary parking will be subject to a fine of more than 300 yuan but not more than 600 yuan; illegal parking in prohibited parking areas will result in a fine of more than 600 yuan but not more than 1,200 yuan, and can be issued consecutively.
Traffic jams on the mountain in Hehuan District often occur due to illegal parking, causing the scene to be immobilized. (Provided by the Taiguan Office)
In the Wuling parking lot early in the morning of Double Ten Day, there were too many cars and not enough parking space. Many cars lined up outside the parking lot "waiting for parking spaces", causing traffic jams from behind. (Provided by the Taiguan Office)
The police stepped up enforcement in Hehuan District. (Provided by the Taiguan Office)
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The police and Taroko National Park Management Office will step up efforts to crack down on illegal parking during the coming holidays.
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