投资1.47万亿元，山东交通全力打造现代化高质量综合立体交通网

Core Viewpoint - Shandong Province is significantly enhancing its comprehensive transportation system during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with a projected investment of 1.47 trillion yuan, representing an over 80% increase compared to the "13th Five-Year Plan" period [1][2][3] Group 1: Railway Development - Shandong aims to create a "railway-based Shandong Peninsula urban agglomeration," increasing railway operational mileage to 8,073 kilometers, ranking 4th nationally, with a growth of 1,013 kilometers [1] - The high-speed railway operational mileage has increased from 2,110 kilometers to 3,055 kilometers, making it the highest in the country [1] - The conventional railway network has reached 5,018 kilometers, with a fully electrified "four vertical and four horizontal" backbone freight railway network [1] Group 2: Highway Network - The province is enhancing its "Shandong Roads" brand, with total highway mileage increasing by 10,000 kilometers to 297,000 kilometers, leading the nation in highway density (excluding municipalities) [2] - Over 30 new highway projects have been completed, adding 1,800 kilometers, with total mileage surpassing 9,300 kilometers [2] - The proportion of six-lane and above highways has increased from 26% to 41%, ranking 2nd nationally, while eight-lane highways have reached 1,596 kilometers, the highest in the country [2] Group 3: Port Development - Shandong is developing a world-class marine port cluster, with 56 new berths of 10,000 tons or more, totaling 396, including 30 berths of 200,000 tons or more, the highest in the country [2] - The province boasts the world's largest ore, crude oil, container, and cruise terminals [2] Group 4: Inland Waterway Transport - Efforts are being made to establish an efficient inland waterway network connecting the Yangtze River Delta and the Yangtze River, with 331 kilometers of high-grade inland waterways added, surpassing 500 kilometers [2] - The Shandong section of the Grand Canal has reached the second-class navigation standard, allowing 2,000-ton vessels and 10,000-ton fleets to access the Yangtze River [2] Group 5: Airport Development - Five new airports, including Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport, have been completed, bringing the total number of transport airports in the province to 10, the highest in East China [2] - The number of general airports has increased from 13 to 25 [2] Group 6: Urban Rail Transit - A total of 11 urban rail transit projects have been completed, with four more, including Line 4 of Jinan Metro, expected to be operational by the end of the year, increasing urban rail transit mileage to 578 kilometers [2] Group 7: Strategic Importance - Transportation is recognized as a foundational, leading, and strategic industry for the national economy, as well as an important aspect of public welfare [3] - The provincial government is implementing a transportation strong province strategy, achieving significant progress and positioning Shandong as the first provincial-level demonstration area for a transportation power in the country [3]