Core Insights - The Ministry of Transport predicts over 1.153 billion people will travel by road during the first four days of the holiday, representing a year-on-year increase of 5.6% [1] Group 1: Travel Trends - The proportion of self-driving trips by small passenger cars is high, with an increase in interprovincial travel and a continuous rise in the flow of new energy vehicles [1] - The demand for charging in highway service areas has significantly increased due to the concentrated release of travel demand [1] Group 2: Charging Infrastructure - The Ministry of Transport has identified 136 service areas expected to be particularly busy for charging and has developed tailored service guarantee plans for each [1] - Measures include guiding new energy vehicles to charging stations, optimizing charging times, and increasing mobile emergency charging facilities to meet public charging needs [1] Group 3: Public Guidance and Support - Service areas are enhancing guidance for vehicle charging through the creation of "charging reminder cards" and increasing on-site staff [1]