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Core Insights - The article discusses the operational efficiency and enhancements at the Haikou New Port and South Port, particularly focusing on the newly established centralized inspection area that facilitates cargo inspections and streamlines the transportation process during the 2026 Spring Festival travel season [1][2]. Group 1: Operational Efficiency - The centralized inspection area is the only shared cargo inspection facility in the country, handling over 75% of Hainan's cargo and express mail inspection tasks, and is crucial for the operation of the Hainan Free Trade Port [1][2]. - The inspection process allows trucks to pass through security without the need for drivers to exit their vehicles, achieving a "no-sense customs clearance" experience [1]. - Daily traffic through the new inspection area is over 2,500 trucks, with peak periods expected to reach 3,000 to 4,000 trucks, supporting an annual capacity of 1.72 million vehicle trips and 44 million tons of cargo [3]. Group 2: Spring Festival Travel Impact - During the Spring Festival, it is anticipated that over 4.66 million passengers and more than 1.17 million vehicles will travel through the Qiongzhou Strait, representing a year-on-year increase of 12% and 10%, respectively [2]. - The centralized inspection area has implemented a "separate waiting and flow management" model for passenger and cargo vehicles to optimize traffic flow and reduce congestion on main roads [3]. Group 3: Facilities and Services - The "Driver's Home" facility at the inspection area spans 800 square meters and includes dining areas, restrooms, and entertainment options, accommodating over 200 people at a time [4]. - The facility provides amenities such as 24-hour hot water, shower facilities, and laundry services, enhancing the experience for long-haul drivers [4]. Group 4: Passenger Experience - The new security measures at the Haikou New Port have improved the overall travel experience for passengers, with stricter checks ensuring identity verification alongside ticketing [5]. - The port is expected to operate 53 vessels during the Spring Festival, with a daily capacity of 31,000 vehicles and 200,000 passengers, supported by an increase in staff and facilities [5][6].