北京将新增10万道路非机动车车位

Core Viewpoint - Beijing's 2026 Transportation Comprehensive Governance Action Plan emphasizes green transportation development, focusing on infrastructure improvements and non-motorized vehicle management [1] Group 1: Infrastructure Development - The plan includes the completion of the renovation of the Apple Garden Station on Line 1 of the subway and the construction of 103 rail micro-centers [1] - A total of 20 new "short-frequency and fast" bus routes will be launched, and 71 "dead-end roads" will be opened [1] - Major repairs and environmental upgrades will be implemented on the Second Ring Road [1] Group 2: Non-Motorized Vehicle Management - The city aims to add 100,000 non-motorized vehicle parking spaces on roads, with 50,000 in the central urban area, following the principle of "as much as needed" [1] - A special governance action for non-motorized vehicle parking and operation will be conducted, along with the preparation of a special plan for non-motorized vehicle parking facilities [1] - Public buildings will be encouraged to open non-motorized vehicle parking facilities to employees and visitors [1] Group 3: Parking Facilities - The plan includes increasing parking supply in the central urban area by 20,000 spaces, utilizing civil air defense projects to add 5,000 spaces, and creating 10,000 paid shared parking spaces [1] - There will be efforts to convert idle and inefficient buildings and industrial parks into parking garages [1] - Nighttime limited parking around residential areas will be explored to increase parking resources [1] Group 4: Smart Transportation - The city plans to add 500 non-site law enforcement monitoring devices and connect a total of 8,000 traffic lights [1] - The number of green wave roads will reach 500, and flexible control methods will be applied to 100 traffic lights with low nighttime traffic [1] - The integration of autonomous driving with urban travel services will be promoted, along with the development of local standards for intelligent roadside infrastructure [1]