Today is the last day of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. Transportation around the country is still mainly short distance, and many places are experiencing a peak in return passenger traffic. The transportation department anticipates that starting at 4 p.m., return traffic from large and medium-sized cities in the direction of entering the city will be concentrated. Today, railways across the country are experiencing a peak in return passenger traffic, which is expected to send 16.86 million passengers. Stations in many places have maximized real-name verification channels and security checkpoints. Each verification and security area is equipped with a “caring/express passenger” channel to provide priority rapid entry services for passengers within 15 minutes of driving. On the highway side, traffic is concentrated in popular tourist cities, scenic spots and surrounding areas for a short period of time, and transportation departments have increased capacity investment to coordinate the effective connection between road passenger transport, urban public transportation, railways, and civil aviation. Starting at 16:00, the return traffic from large and medium-sized cities in the direction of entering the city is concentrated. Today, the country's civil aviation is expected to carry 2.1 million passengers, with a relatively high concentration of passengers from Shanghai, Hangzhou to Guangzhou and Beijing; Beijing to Chengdu and Guangzhou; and from Shenzhen to Hangzhou and Chongqing. In terms of waterways, it is estimated that the country's waterways will send a total of 813,000 passengers. The maritime department uses a waterway “large passenger flow” prediction and analysis intelligence system to issue reminders as soon as possible for areas where “large passenger flows” or are affected by bad weather, and additional law enforcement personnel and sea cruisers are stationed on site.

Today is the last day of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. Transportation around the country is still mainly short distance, and many places are experiencing a peak in return passenger traffic. The transportation department anticipates that starting at 4 p.m., return traffic from large and medium-sized cities in the direction of entering the city will be concentrated. Today, railways across the country are experiencing a peak in return passenger traffic, which is expected to send 16.86 million passengers. Stations in many places have maximized real-name verification channels and security checkpoints. Each verification and security area is equipped with a “caring/express passenger” channel to provide priority rapid entry services for passengers within 15 minutes of driving. On the highway side, traffic is concentrated in popular tourist cities, scenic spots and surrounding areas for a short period of time, and transportation departments have increased capacity investment to coordinate the effective connection between road passenger transport, urban public transportation, railways, and civil aviation. Starting at 16:00, the return traffic from large and medium-sized cities in the direction of entering the city is concentrated. Today, the country's civil aviation is expected to carry 2.1 million passengers, with a relatively high concentration of passengers from Shanghai, Hangzhou to Guangzhou and Beijing; Beijing to Chengdu and Guangzhou; and from Shenzhen to Hangzhou and Chongqing. In terms of waterways, it is estimated that the country's waterways will send a total of 813,000 passengers. The maritime department uses a waterway “large passenger flow” prediction and analysis intelligence system to issue reminders as soon as possible for areas where “large passenger flows” or are affected by bad weather, and additional law enforcement personnel and sea cruisers are stationed on site.