今年年底高铁里程将达3055公里

Core Viewpoint - The transportation system in Shandong province is set to fully implement the directives from the provincial government and the Ministry of Transport by 2025, aiming to establish a strong transportation demonstration zone and complete all annual task objectives. Group 1: Infrastructure Development - The comprehensive transportation network is continuously improving, with a total investment of 248.4 billion yuan in transportation from January to November. By the end of the year, high-speed rail mileage will reach 3,055 kilometers, and highway mileage will exceed 9,300 kilometers [1] - The province will have 10 transport airports, with the completion of Zaozhuang Airport and the operational use of Linyi Airport terminal. Additionally, the number of coastal port berths of 10,000 tons or more will increase to 396, ranking second in the country, with a cargo throughput exceeding 2.1 billion tons, maintaining the top position nationally [1] - The inland port cargo throughput will surpass 150 million tons, and urban rail transit mileage will reach 578 kilometers with the completion of five new lines, including the Jinan Urban Rail Transit Line 4 [1] Group 2: Service Industry Performance - In the first three quarters, the added value of transportation, warehousing, and postal industries in the province grew by 7.7%, exceeding the national average by 1.9 percentage points and contributing 5.8% to the provincial GDP [1] - The number of newly established large-scale transportation service enterprises reached 201, ranking second among all service industry categories [1] Group 3: Logistics and Public Satisfaction - The logistics costs as a percentage of GDP are expected to decrease by 0.3 percentage points to 13.8%, with transportation costs reduced by approximately 15 billion yuan. The number of foreign trade container routes has increased by 19, totaling 271, maintaining the highest number among northern ports in China [2] - The implementation of pilot projects for efficient service has led to a reduction of six steps and 25 days in processing times for 13 trial items. Additionally, 5,100 kilometers of rural roads have been newly constructed or renovated, and 3,300 kilometers of tourism roads have been built, connecting over 190 scenic spots [2]