多措并举 全力保障2026年春运

Core Viewpoint - The 2026 Spring Festival travel season (Chunyun) is expected to see a record high of 9.5 billion trips, with significant measures being implemented to ensure smooth transportation and safety for travelers [2][3]. Group 1: Overall Travel Volume and Trends - The total cross-regional travel volume is projected to reach 9.5 billion trips, marking a historical peak [2]. - Self-driving trips will dominate, accounting for approximately 80% of the total travel volume [2]. - Railway and civil aviation passenger volumes are expected to reach 540 million and 95 million, respectively, with both overall scale and daily peak volumes likely to exceed historical levels [2]. - New travel patterns include relatively dispersed travel before the holiday, a surge in tourism during the holiday, and concentrated travel after the holiday [2]. Group 2: Safety and Risk Management - Key regions, popular routes, and peak times will see increased transportation capacity, focusing on the transport of essential goods, especially energy and agricultural supplies [3]. - A comprehensive risk assessment will be conducted to address potential hazards in passenger and freight transport, including road safety and compliance with regulations [3]. - Weather conditions during the travel period (February 2-14) will be monitored, with recommendations for precautions against severe weather impacts on transportation [3]. Group 3: Policy Measures for Convenience - From February 15 to 23, 2026, tolls will be waived for small passenger vehicles on national highways [4]. - A new ticket refund policy allows travelers to cancel mistakenly purchased tickets without a fee if done within 30 minutes of payment and more than four hours before departure [4]. Group 4: Services for Specific Groups - Elderly travelers unable to use online booking can receive assistance through a dedicated hotline for ticket purchasing [6]. - Measures for electric vehicle users include mobile charging stations and real-time updates on charging facilities via apps [6]. - Airlines are encouraged to increase flights connecting domestic and international tourist destinations and improve accessibility for elderly and child travelers [6].