Core Insights - The daily traffic volume on the provincial highway network reached a historic peak of 10.01 million vehicle trips, marking the first time it surpassed the "10 million trips" threshold [1] - The Guangdong Transportation Group has implemented extensive measures to support electric vehicle (EV) travel during the holiday, including 346 self-operated charging stations and 5,236 charging piles, which feature 354 supercharging spots [1] - On October 1, the number of charging sessions exceeded 79,000, with a total charging volume surpassing 1.8 million kilowatt-hours in a single day [1] Group 1 - The company has added 142 charging spots in various service areas to enhance parking and charging capacity ahead of the holiday [3] - Mobile charging vehicles have been deployed in busy service areas to manage traffic flow and provide on-site assistance during the holiday [4] - The smart operation center for charging stations utilizes digital and AI technologies to monitor charging gun data and quickly address any anomalies [6] Group 2 - The "AI Supercharger" has been a key player in ensuring smooth operations during the holiday, capable of analyzing disputed orders and providing real-time congestion updates [8] - The AI system can dynamically adjust the state of charge (SOC) limits during peak times to improve vehicle flow, increasing station turnover efficiency by over 20% [8] - Volunteer services, branded as "Clear Love, Protecting the Reunion Road," are being conducted at hot charging stations to assist drivers with emergency charging and safety guidance [9]