Group 1 - The upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is expected to see a significant increase in travel demand, particularly for medium to long-distance tourism and rural leisure activities, leading to heightened traffic safety risks [1] - The holiday coincides with the "three autumns" season, resulting in increased agricultural activities and a surge in labor-related travel, which raises safety concerns regarding overloading in vans and illegal passenger transport in light trucks and tractors [1] - There is a notable increase in wedding-related travel during the holiday, contributing to additional safety hazards on the roads [1] Group 2 - The traffic management department advises drivers to plan their trips in advance, stay informed about road conditions and weather, and aim to travel during off-peak times to mitigate congestion [3] - At intersections without traffic signals, drivers should adhere to the principle of "slow down, look, and then proceed," especially in the absence of traffic lights [3] - The traffic management department is utilizing drones for traffic monitoring and management, particularly in high-traffic areas such as highways and tourist spots, to improve accident response efficiency [12][16]