北京苹果园综合交通枢纽明日开通运营，将彻底重构京西交通格局

Core Insights - The Apple Garden Comprehensive Transportation Hub in the western part of Beijing will commence operations on December 30, 2023, significantly restructuring the transportation landscape in the region and providing citizens with a "one-stop transfer, multi-modal choice" travel experience [1][3] Transportation Integration - The hub integrates various transportation modes, including rail transit (S1 line, M6 line), ground public transport (rapid buses, regular buses, transit buses), taxis, private cars, and bicycles, allowing citizens to flexibly choose the optimal transfer path based on distance and time needs [3][6] - The central area of the hub serves as the core for rail transit transfers, achieving "zero-distance" convenient transfers between the M6 line and S1 line, with future plans for seamless connections with the M1 line upon its renovation completion [6] Public Transport Layout - The hub is designed with 15 starting bus routes, 10 transit bus routes, and 1 rapid bus route, with clear divisions and movement lines to facilitate passenger flow [6] - The starting bus routes will have a centralized drop-off area in the northern bus transfer hall, while transit routes will be distributed along Apple Garden Road and South Apple Garden Road to meet rapid transit needs [6] Parking Solutions - The hub will alleviate parking difficulties with a total of 876 motor vehicle parking spaces, including 720 in the underground parking lot of the southern area and 156 in the northern area [8] - Additionally, over 2,000 parking spaces will be available within a 500-meter radius of the hub, including facilities at nearby shopping centers and dealerships [9] Non-Motorized Transport - The hub will provide 1,200 designated non-motorized vehicle parking spaces, with additional 3,780 spaces marked around the hub to support green travel [9] - Clear signage and guidance systems will be installed throughout the hub to assist citizens in navigating the area and ensuring seamless transfers between different transportation modes [9]