Core Viewpoint - The Beijing traffic management authority predicts significant traffic pressure on October 11, a non-restricted workday, due to morning and evening peak hours, school and hospital traffic, and increased visitor numbers at parks and scenic spots during the autumn season [1][2][4][6]. Traffic Hotspot Predictions - During morning peak hours, major urban roads and bridge nodes will experience heavy traffic, particularly on October 11, with significant congestion expected from 7:00 to 9:00 AM [2]. - Evening peak hours will also see concentrated traffic on urban ring roads and major highways, especially from 5:30 to 8:00 PM on October 11 and subsequent days [4]. Autumn Tourism Impact - The onset of the autumn tourism season will lead to increased traffic around popular scenic spots such as Badaling and the Summer Palace, with significant congestion expected on highways leading out of the city [6]. School and Hospital Traffic - Areas around schools and hospitals, particularly in districts like Haidian and Chaoyang, will see short-term traffic congestion during morning peak hours, with recommendations for earlier departures or use of public transport [9][12]. Commercial District Traffic - Major shopping centers and entertainment districts, including Sanlitun and Wangfujing, are expected to experience high traffic volumes, with potential short-term vehicle queues at parking facilities [11]. Event-Related Traffic - Upcoming events in areas like Wukesong and the National Stadium will lead to temporary traffic congestion before and after the events, particularly from October 12 to 19 [14]. Travel and Safety Recommendations - Due to increased traffic and wet road conditions, drivers are advised to stay updated on real-time traffic information and consider using public transport during peak commuting times [15].