“十四五”浙江交通投资预计达1.8万亿元

Core Insights - Zhejiang Province is expected to invest 1.8 trillion yuan in transportation during the "14th Five-Year Plan," marking a 34% increase compared to the "13th Five-Year Plan" [1] - The province has achieved a historical high in transportation investment, surpassing 400 billion yuan for the first time last year [1] Investment Highlights - The "14th Five-Year Plan" transportation investment in Zhejiang is projected to reach 1.8 trillion yuan, a significant increase from the previous plan [1] - The province's comprehensive transportation network, known as "six vertical and six horizontal" corridors, is rapidly taking shape, with 98% of the population covered by three "one-hour traffic circles" [1] Infrastructure Development - The construction of transportation infrastructure is laying a solid foundation for Zhejiang to become a high-level open province [1] - The Ningbo-Zhoushan Port has maintained its position as the world's top port in cargo and container throughput, with an international shipping center index ranking 7th globally [1] Port and Logistics Improvements - The average logistics cost for enterprises has decreased by 10% due to the "Zhejiang e-port" model, which has covered 24 domestic and international stations [3] - The "container shipping punctuality cost reduction" initiative has saved approximately 470 million yuan for enterprises this year [3] Rail Transport and Economic Integration - Daily rail traffic in the Yangtze River Delta region exceeds 2 million passengers, equivalent to the population of a city in normal flow [3] - High-speed rail services, such as the Shanghai-Hangzhou and Ningbo-Hangzhou routes, operate over 600 trains daily, with annual passenger volume exceeding 100 million [3] Future Focus Areas - Zhejiang will focus on enhancing the efficiency of its comprehensive transportation network, fostering innovative transportation productivity, and improving logistics systems [4][5] - The province aims to build a resilient transportation system while contributing to national and provincial development goals [5]