Core Points - The National Standards for "Urban Public Transport Passenger Service Specifications" and "Car Rental Service Specifications" have been revised and will be implemented on November 1, emphasizing safety for new energy vehicle facilities and management of rental network platforms [1][2] Group 1: Car Rental Service Specifications - The revised standards require verification of information related to car rental operators and vehicles, and the use of technology to prevent malicious low-price competition and false advertising [2] - Enhanced safety requirements for rental services are included, encouraging operators to establish systems for first-response accountability, advance compensation, and online dispute resolution [2] - Operators are required to improve vehicle insurance and provide safety notices, ensuring that rental vehicles contain complete service information for emergency contact [2] Group 2: Urban Public Transport Specifications - The new standards promote the integration of urban public transport with urban rail transit, application of information technology, and customized travel services [1] - Safety regulations have been strengthened, particularly regarding the use and maintenance of new energy vehicle facilities and the technical standards related to vehicle-mounted terminals and driver protection [1]