Are there any car restrictions in Shenzhen during the National Day?

The urban development of Shenzhen is very fast, and the rapid increase in the number of private cars and trucks is surprising, which leads to great traffic pressure and obvious congestion in the city. Therefore, traffic restrictions were adopted. Here is to share with you the detailed regulations on restrictions during the National Day in Shenzhen.

During the National Day in Shenzhen, foreign cars are not allowed.

The year 65438+1October1-65438+1October 7th is the National Day holiday.

According to the latest foreign car restriction policy in Shenzhen, foreign license plates are not allowed to drive in Shenzhen all day on legal holidays, which means that foreign cars are not allowed to drive in Shenzhen for 7 days on National Day.

However, September 29 -30, 2008 is a weekend, but it belongs to the national legal holiday working day, and it exceeds the limit as usual:

At 7:00-9:00 and 17:30- 19:30 on working days, except for expressways, some roads at import and export ports and airports, foreign cars are restricted throughout Shenzhen.

National Day Shenzhen Yidu Road Section

Although Shenzhen is not limited to cities during the National Day holiday, these roads are blocked, so try to drive at the wrong peak.

During the Eleventh Five-Year Plan period, Shenzhen has Huahui Road, Yanhe North Road Auxiliary Road, Qingquan Road, Xinsha Road, Dongbin Road, National Road 107, Donghai Road, Wanghai Road and Baomin No.1 Road.

Road congestion also exists around scenic spots and business districts:

PS: The roads are not smooth during the National Day, so everyone should obey the traffic rules.

National Day Tips:

During the National Day, there were so many people on the bus that they were accidentally caught violating the rules.

Shenzhen is a very prosperous city. It is a well-known metropolis, and there are often foreign cars coming and going. This is a very common thing, but a city like Shenzhen definitely has regulations on car restrictions, so this small series will tell you about the latest version of Shenzhen's regulations on foreign cars.

Shenzhen has the latest restrictions on foreign vehicles.

The document shows that Shenzhen plans to expand the time limit for foreign cars in 2008, and the specific implementation time has not yet been announced.

On June 8th, 2008, 65438+ 10, Shenzhen Traffic Police issued the Notice of Delay in Traffic Restriction in Different Places, which is valid until July 3rd, 2008.

On July 30th, 2008, Shenzhen Traffic Police issued the Notice of Delay in Traffic Restriction in Different Places, which is valid until June 65438+1October 3 1.

Provisions on the restriction of foreign cars in the morning rush hour in Shenzhen four districts:

Time limit: August 2, 20081day to August 3, 20081day (except February1February-March 2, 2008, the working day is 7:00-9:00,17.

Restricted area: roads in Shenzhen, excluding major highways and sections entering and leaving Shenzhen Port.

Specific sections of Shenzhen Port Section:

(1) Shenzhen Bay Port: S3 Guangzhou-Shenzhen Expressway along the Yangtze River, Dong Bin Tunnel, Dongbin Road and Shahe West Road.

(2) Huanggang Port: G4 Guangzhou-Shenzhen Expressway, Huanggang Road (Huanggang Port Section, Baihe Road, Tongqing Road and Futian South Road (Huanggang Port Section).

(3) Futian Port: G4 Guangzhou-Shenzhen Expressway, Guihua Road, Guohua Road and Yuheng Road.

(4) Luohu Port: S29 Qingping Expressway, Yuping Avenue, Nigang Road (Hongling Interchange to Honghu Interchange, Honghu West Road, People's Park Road, Heping Road and Yanhe South Road auxiliary road eastbound (Renmin South Road to Jinwen South Road).

(Wuwen Jindu Port: S29 Qingping Expressway, Yuping Avenue and Nigang Road (Hongling Interchange to Honghu Interchange, Jinwen North Road, Jinwen Middle Road and Jinwen South Road).

(Liushatoujiao Port: S30 Shenhui Coastal Expressway, G4E Salt Pai Expressway, Shen Yan Road, Shayan Road and Shashen Road.

(7) Shenzhen Airport: G4 Guangzhou-Shenzhen Expressway, G 15 Airport Expressway, Airport South Road, Pilotage Elevated Road and Airport No.8 Road.

In the morning and evening rush hours, except for buses from other places going to Shenzhen Port, passenger cars with motor vehicle number plates issued by this Municipality are prohibited from passing on other roads in Shenzhen during the morning and evening rush hours (7: 00-9: 00, 17: 30- 19: 30) on weekdays.

The foreign buses restricted in Shenzhen peak hours mainly refer to small and minibuses that are not issued by Shenzhen City with motor vehicle number plates. Large and medium-sized passenger cars are not restricted, and trucks entering Shenzhen roads should apply for passes according to regulations.

What should I do if the foreign car really has something urgent to come to Shenzhen?

Foreign cars can pass the declaration in advance, and they are allowed to apply once a month to drive in Shenzhen for limited time and sections.

Restricted object:

Non-deep number plate passenger car (foreign car;

Off-site passenger vehicles with road transport permits (excluding taxis) are not subject to the "over-limit" measures.

Time limit:

August 2, 20081day to August 3, 20081day (except for the suspension period from February 12 to March 2, 2008, the peak hours of working days are from 7: 00 to 9: 00, 17: 30. (Latest news: Shenzhen plans to extend the overtime period this year.

There are no restrictions on other time periods and legal holidays.

Restricted range:

The restricted area for foreign vehicles has been extended to the whole city of Shenzhen (except for highways, import and export ports and some roads at the airport, which was previously expanded to "some areas inside and outside the original special zone").

Penalties for violating the quota:

The first two violations of the out-of-bounds regulations will not be punished, and 300 yuan will be fined from the third violation of the no-entry regulations, and 3 points will be recorded.

The law enforcement buffer period is from August 2 1 day to August 3 1 day, and the law enforcement will be officially implemented on September 1 day.