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Core Insights - The article discusses the expected traffic flow and management strategies for the upcoming Spring Festival travel period in Quzhou, highlighting the anticipated increase in highway usage due to free passage for small vehicles during the holiday [1][2]. Traffic Flow Predictions - During the Spring Festival, Quzhou's highways are expected to handle approximately 9.5 million vehicle trips, with the first peak occurring on February 7, reaching 259,100 vehicles [1]. - The pre-holiday peak is projected to last until February 14, with a decrease on New Year's Eve (February 16) and a gradual increase starting from New Year's Day (February 17), culminating in a return peak on February 23, with daily traffic potentially reaching 320,000 vehicles [1]. Key Traffic Points - Major traffic congestion points are identified at Lvtangjiao, Wuli, and Yuandi hubs, as well as specific areas along the G60 and G3 highways [2]. - The expansion of the Jiangxi section of the G60 highway to eight lanes has alleviated previous congestion issues, although increased overall traffic may still lead to bottlenecks at service areas [2]. Traffic Management Measures - The Quzhou Management Center has implemented various strategies to manage the expected traffic surge, including the use of a digital control platform, dynamic hard shoulder openings, and enhanced monitoring systems [3]. - A collaborative information-sharing platform between Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces has been established to improve real-time communication regarding road conditions and incidents [3]. Service Enhancements - Service areas along the highways have increased charging facilities to 547 and added mobile charging vehicles to support electric vehicle users [4]. - Additional amenities such as "Charming Hometown" food stalls and self-service kitchens have been introduced to enhance the travel experience for drivers and passengers [4]. Safety Reminders - Drivers are advised to plan their trips in advance, check real-time traffic conditions, and maintain safe distances while driving, especially on newly expanded road sections [5]. - The introduction of 1,400 warning posts along highways aims to improve safety by allowing drivers to signal for help in case of accidents or breakdowns [6].