Is travel restricted on May Day?

No travel restrictions on May Day.

Taking Beijing as an example, the unrestricted periods are: April 23, April 29 to May 3, and May 6, 2023. Specific content: Motor vehicles in this city are not subject to regional restricted traffic management measures during peak hours on weekdays. Non-local passenger vehicles entering Beijing that apply for a pass to Beijing (within the Sixth Ring Road) are not allowed to drive on roads within the Fifth Ring Road (inclusive) from 7:00 to 9:00 and from 17:00 to 20:00.

And from 9:00 to 17:00, traffic management measures are restricted according to the area with the last number of the license plate, but you should abide by the "No entry to roads within the Second Ring Road (inclusive), Jianguomenwai Street, Fuxingmenwai Street throughout the day" , Fuxing Road (section from Muxidi Bridge to Xinxing Bridge)” management regulations.

Tips for vehicles traveling during the May Day period:

1. Buses whose driving routes have changed during the May Day holiday

Traffic police warn of holiday travel peaks and safety risks Please check the weather conditions and road conditions in advance, fasten your seat belts when driving and riding in a car, and take reasonable breaks when driving long distances.

2. Private cars that rarely drive on rural roads in normal times but frequently drive on rural roads during the May Day holiday

The traffic police remind you to slow down and do not drive on rural roads. Speeding, being super strong, occupying the road, and rushing the line.

3. Private cars that rarely drive on the expressway in normal times but drive long distances on the expressway during the May Day holiday

The traffic police remind you to concentrate on driving at high speeds, drive carefully, and maintain Keep safe distances and prescribed speeds. When encountering traffic jams or slow driving ahead, you must slow down in advance to prevent rear-end collisions. You must not occupy the emergency lane. Once you miss an exit, do not brake suddenly, stop in the lane, or reverse, and drive out at the next exit.