95亿人次在路上 春运服务再升级——多部门有关负责人介绍2026年春运工作安排

Core Viewpoint - The 2026 Spring Festival travel rush will begin on February 2 and is expected to see a record high of 9.5 billion trips, with various measures implemented to ensure safety and efficiency during this period [1][2]. Group 1: Capacity Assurance and Transportation Organization - The Spring Festival travel period will last for 40 days, with an anticipated 9.5 billion trips, marking a historical peak. Self-driving will account for approximately 80% of travel [2]. - Railways will implement a new train operation schedule, with over 14,000 passenger trains expected on peak days, and a 5.3% increase in seating capacity year-on-year [2]. - Civil aviation will increase flights to key airports and popular tourist destinations, with an average of 19,400 flights per day, a 5% increase from the previous year [2]. - Road transport will enhance capacity for popular tourist areas and rural passenger transport, while water transport will focus on key routes like the Qiongzhou Strait between Hainan and Guangdong [2]. Group 2: Safety Measures - Safety is prioritized, with all departments responsible for risk management and safety inspections, particularly in high-risk areas [4]. - A collaborative mechanism with meteorological departments will be established to share weather warnings and ensure proactive measures against adverse weather conditions [4]. - Emergency response teams and equipment will be pre-positioned to handle severe weather events such as freezing rain and heavy snow [4]. Group 3: Service Enhancement - Various transportation sectors will improve service quality at hubs, optimizing ticket purchasing, security checks, and transfers to enhance the travel experience [5]. - New initiatives include a telephone ticket booking service for seniors, free limited-time refunds for mistakenly purchased tickets, and enhancements to the ticketing system [5][6]. - Airlines will introduce services catering to elderly and child travelers, such as special meals, toys, and play areas at airports [5][6]. - Charging infrastructure for electric vehicles will be improved, with a focus on busy service areas and real-time information available through an upgraded app [6].