春运首周“鹰眼守护”预警超11.4亿次，累计护航340亿公里导航里程

Core Insights - The 2026 Spring Festival travel season began on February 2, with strong public intent for returning home and traveling during the extended nine-day holiday [1] - The "Eagle Eye" safety system, developed by the China Academy of Safety Science and Technology in collaboration with Gaode, has been upgraded to provide real-time alerts for various driving scenarios during the travel peak [1][4] Group 1: Travel Data and Trends - Gaode reported that during the first week of the Spring Festival travel period (February 2 to February 8), the platform utilized over 3.77 trillion satellite positioning calls, supporting a total navigation distance of over 34 billion kilometers, equivalent to approximately 850,000 laps around the Earth's equator [1] - The first peak day of travel (February 8) saw the "Eagle Eye" system issue over 2.2 billion safety alerts, with the most common alerts related to sudden braking, slow-moving vehicles, and trucks [1][4] - There has been a notable change in travel behavior, with a 12% year-on-year increase in navigation starts during the early morning hours of 4 AM to 6 AM, indicating a trend towards off-peak travel to avoid congestion [4] Group 2: Safety Measures and Technology - The "Eagle Eye" system has issued over 1.14 billion safety alerts in the first week of the Spring Festival, covering nearly 100 million travelers [1][4] - The system has been enhanced to include alerts for adverse weather conditions such as ice, fog, and specific road segments, allowing for real-time perception and efficient warnings across various driving scenarios [1][4] - The response time for the "Eagle Eye" alerts has been reduced to seconds, successfully preventing multiple traffic accident risks during the travel period [4] Group 3: Ride-Sharing Trends - Ride-sharing services are becoming a popular option for short-distance intercity travel during the Spring Festival, with the top ten routes concentrated within urban clusters [5] - User comments in ride-sharing orders reflect the festive spirit, with frequent mentions of traveling with elderly individuals, children, pets, and luggage, indicating a family-oriented travel approach [5]