Core Insights - The National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday has seen a significant increase in highway traffic, with over 60 million vehicle trips expected on highways, nearly 20% of which are electric vehicles [1][3] Group 1: Traffic and Charging Demand - Short-distance travel is predominant during the holiday, leading to concentrated vehicle flow around popular tourist areas, which may experience localized traffic pressure [3] - The Ministry of Transport has identified 136 service areas expected to be particularly busy for charging, implementing tailored strategies to enhance charging service capabilities [3][5] Group 2: Charging Infrastructure and Services - Various measures have been introduced to meet public charging needs, including directing electric vehicles to opposite service areas for charging, optimizing charging duration, and adding mobile emergency charging units [5] - Service areas are enhancing user experience by creating "charging reminder cards" and increasing on-site staff to assist with charging [7]
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Yang Shi Wang·2025-10-03 23:32