Core Insights - The self-driving travel market in Jiangsu has shown strong growth during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, with self-driving becoming the mainstream mode of travel [1] Group 1: Market Performance - Self-driving orders in Jiangsu increased by 52% year-on-year during the holiday period [1] - The proportion of intercity long-distance self-driving orders rose to 58%, an increase of 11 percentage points compared to last year's National Day holiday [1] - Average spending per self-driving tourist has increased, with dining and shopping accounting for over 50% of total expenditures [1] Group 2: Source Regions - Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Anhui are the top three sources of out-of-province self-driving tourists to Jiangsu, collectively accounting for over 60% [1] - Major highways such as G2 Beijing-Shanghai Expressway and G60 Huhang Expressway serve as key traffic routes for cross-regional travel [1] - Shandong and Henan are significant contributors to the influx of out-of-province self-driving tourists due to their proximity and economic strength [1] Group 3: Intra-Provincial Travel - Within Jiangsu, the Su-Xi-Chang metropolitan area has a notable share of intercity self-driving orders [1] - Popular routes include the Ring Taihu No. 1 Road and rural routes around Taihu Lake [1] - Nanjing, as the provincial capital, has a significant radiating effect on the northern and central regions of Jiangsu, leading to noticeable growth in intercity self-driving orders [1]