Traffic surges as travelers return to multiple regions; the Ministry of Public Security reminds drivers to pay attention to road safety
The National Day return travel peak has arrived, and traffic management departments are strengthening traffic guidance and control to ensure roads remain safe and orderly Be alert to slippery roads in rainy weather and fatigue driving, plan your route in advance, and return safely and smoothly
The National Day holiday has entered its sixth day, and many parts of the country have gradually seen concentrated return traffic. Traffic on major expressways and national and provincial roads remains at a high level. Public security traffic management departments across the country have increased police deployment in response to changes in traffic flow, strengthened guidance and control measures, and continued to crack down on all kinds of traffic violations to ensure the public can return safely.
The Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security said that as of 18:00 on October 6, the overall road traffic safety situation nationwide remained stable and orderly. However, meteorological departments predict that on the last day of the holiday, some areas in Hainan, Sichuan, Yunnan, and other places will see moderate to heavy rain, with heavy rain in some localized areas. Wet roads and reduced visibility will further increase the pressure of return travel.
Traffic management departments remind drivers to arrange their return time and route reasonably before setting out, and to rest for at least 20 minutes after driving continuously for 4 hours to avoid fatigue driving. During travel, drivers should drive文明 and obey the law, and not force overtaking or merging, change lanes at will, or occupy emergency lanes. For vehicle assisted driving functions, drivers must also remain vigilant and must not treat them as "autonomous driving"; they should always keep both hands on the steering wheel and their eyes on the road.