广西成绩位居全国第一

Core Insights - The Ministry of Transport recently announced the evaluation results for the quality of internet road transport convenience government services for the second quarter of 2025, with Guangxi achieving a perfect score of 100, tying for first place nationally with Beijing [1] - This achievement highlights Guangxi's solid foundation in road transport convenience services and reflects the positive outcomes of the province's efforts in advancing the "Internet + Government Services" reform [1] Evaluation Overview - The evaluation covered 31 provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, based on the "Internet Road Transport Convenience Government Service Quality Evaluation Method," focusing on core indicators such as business handling, data quality, and network operation [1] Service Improvement Initiatives - In recent years, Guangxi has increased the promotion and application of electronic licenses in road transport, deepening the "delegation, management, and service" reform in the sector [1] - The province has implemented cross-province handling of high-frequency matters related to road transport driver qualifications and streamlined the establishment of road freight and vehicle maintenance enterprises through an internet-based government service system [1] - Various measures, including the development of guidelines, specialized training, online guidance, and media promotion, have been employed to enhance the awareness, approval, and completion rates of road transport convenience services [1] Performance Metrics - Guangxi's success rate for cross-province handling of road transport qualifications has consistently remained above 99%, ranking among the top in the nation for four consecutive years [1] Future Directions - The Guangxi transportation system plans to focus on addressing the urgent needs of the public, continuously optimizing service processes, exploring innovative service models, and introducing more convenience measures to shift government services from "passive handling" to "active service" [2]