Group 1 - The peak return travel period in Beijing is expected from February 21 to 23, 2026, with significant traffic flow anticipated on major highways during 16:00 to 19:00 [1] - The city transportation department has developed tailored plans for key stations and areas, implementing measures such as extended subway hours, increased bus frequency, and road network maintenance to ensure smooth travel for returning passengers [1] Group 2 - The subway system will activate a peak connection support mode, extending operations for 9 lines and opening 5 lines earlier to accommodate night arrivals and morning return travelers [2] - Specific subway lines will have extended hours, with the 2nd, 7th, and 3rd lines operating until 2:00 AM from February 21 to 24, while the 4th and 14th lines will also have similar extensions [2] - A new single-direction trust security check will be implemented at Chaoyang Station, allowing passengers to transfer from train to subway without a second security check, significantly reducing transfer time [2] Group 3 - Ground public transport will enhance support by focusing on return passenger flow and implementing real-time adjustments based on passenger dynamics and unexpected events [3] - During peak return times, 88 daytime bus routes will be coordinated, with 12 night routes increased in frequency, and 24 vehicles on standby near major train stations to supplement capacity [3] - Free shuttle services will be introduced at key train stations, and monitoring of interprovincial bus routes will be strengthened to ensure orderly return travel for passengers from other provinces [3]
北京交通部门多举措护航春节返程高峰
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-21 06:55