三部门印发《车辆运输车专项治理行动方案》—— 整车运输车辆和装载要双合规

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Public Security, and Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China have jointly issued an action plan for the special governance of vehicle transport vehicles, which will be implemented from July 2025 to December 2025, focusing on compliance in both vehicles and loading [1][2]. Group 1: Governance Objectives and Requirements - The action plan emphasizes dual compliance for vehicles and loading, specifying that flathead vehicles can carry no more than 6 cars, longhead vehicles no more than 7 cars, and mid-axle vehicles no more than 9 cars [1]. - The plan aims to enhance safety for truck drivers and other road users by ensuring that vehicle transport vehicles are compliant [1][2]. Group 2: Regulatory Measures - The action plan mandates stricter market access management for new vehicles, including enhanced supervision of vehicle registration and market entry, with non-compliant vehicles not being registered or issued transport permits [2]. - Local transport authorities are required to strengthen management of car manufacturers' loading points to ensure compliance with national standards for vehicle transport vehicles [2]. Group 3: Enforcement and Supervision - The plan highlights the importance of effective execution and supervision, focusing on collaborative regulation across production, storage, and transportation stages [2][3]. - Local public security departments are tasked with promptly reporting violations to relevant authorities, and a monthly summary of violations will be shared to ensure accountability and deter illegal operations [3]. Group 4: Implementation Timeline - The special governance action will last for six months, divided into four phases: mobilization and deployment in July, publicity and education in August, key rectification from September to November, and summary evaluation in December [3]. Group 5: Industry Collaboration - The plan encourages leading logistics companies to take the initiative in updating their transport capacity and urges car manufacturers to choose compliant partners to maintain fair market competition [4].