Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the efforts of the Lanrao County Public Security Bureau Traffic Management Team to implement the early elimination of non-operational diesel trucks that meet the National III and below emission standards, as part of a broader initiative to combat pollution and improve air quality [1][5]. Group 1: Implementation Efforts - The traffic management department has actively engaged with local towns to enhance information sharing and collaboration, categorizing the elimination list by town to create a unified effort [3]. - Regular coordination and command are conducted by the traffic management team to oversee and advance the elimination work [3]. - A comprehensive investigation of the operational status and owner information of existing non-operational diesel trucks has been carried out, utilizing various methods such as system queries and field visits to contact owners [3]. Group 2: Progress and Future Plans - The elimination work for non-operational diesel trucks that meet the National III and below emission standards has achieved preliminary success [5]. - The Lanrao County Public Security Bureau Traffic Management Team plans to persist in its efforts, innovate work methods, and implement more robust measures to continue the elimination process [5].