深圳：“海陆空铁”一体化的超级流量端口

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen aims to establish itself as a global comprehensive transportation hub by 2030, enhancing its logistics capabilities and becoming a modern international metropolis [1][11]. Transportation Infrastructure Development - Shenzhen has made significant advancements in transportation, achieving over ten domestic firsts and industry-leading accomplishments, including 100% electrification of public transport and the establishment of the first smart connected vehicle regulations in China [3][12]. - The city has developed a robust transportation network, integrating air, sea, land, and rail systems into a seamless operational framework [9][12]. Airport Development - Shenzhen Airport is evolving into a major international air hub, with plans to enhance its capacity to handle 100 million passengers and 500,000 tons of cargo annually by expanding its facilities [4][12]. - The airport has achieved record passenger and cargo throughput, with 61.47 million passengers and 1.88 million tons of cargo in 2024, marking a year-on-year increase [12][13]. Port Development - Shenzhen Port is recognized as a leading container hub globally, with a total of 144 operational berths and a focus on smart and green port initiatives [5][12]. - The port's container throughput reached 33.39 million TEUs in 2024, maintaining its position among the top four globally and third domestically [13]. Rail and Road Network Expansion - The railway system in Shenzhen is expanding, with a projected capacity to handle 120 million passengers annually, supported by a comprehensive network of high-speed rail and urban transit [7][12]. - Future plans include the construction of three logistics hubs to enhance road connectivity and efficiency in resource utilization [9][11]. Global Connectivity - Shenzhen's transportation network connects to 55 international and regional passenger destinations and 43 cargo destinations, facilitating trade and travel [9][11]. - The city aims to improve its global connectivity, increasing the 12-hour travel reach to major cities from 40% to over 90% by 2035 [11]. Technological Innovations - Shenzhen is at the forefront of low-altitude economy development, with significant advancements in drone logistics and smart transportation regulations [14]. - The city has implemented the first national regulations for smart connected vehicles, promoting innovation in the automotive sector [3][14].