Core Insights - The summer transportation period for the Yangtze River Delta Railway saw a record high of 184 million passengers, an increase of over 6 million passengers year-on-year, representing a growth of 3.4% [1] - The freight transport also experienced significant growth, with 880,000 cargo trains dispatched, totaling 36.92 million tons, marking a year-on-year increase of 9.4% [1] Passenger Flow Trends - The passenger flow during the summer transportation period peaked, with daily passenger volumes exceeding 2.7 million in August, and a record single-day passenger count of 3.758 million on August 16 [2] - Events such as concerts and sports competitions, particularly the "Su Super" league, have significantly contributed to passenger traffic, with 27 special trains for fans transporting over 24,000 attendees during the summer period [2] Operational Adjustments - The railway department optimized train schedules based on passenger flow changes and potential extreme weather, implementing a "one map per day" strategy for capacity allocation [3] - The capacity was adjusted in real-time according to ticket sales and demand, ensuring that train services met passenger needs effectively [3] Enhancements in Passenger Experience - The railway authorities focused on improving passenger experience by enhancing safety, guidance services, and optimizing boarding processes for vulnerable groups [4] - Information sharing mechanisms were established between railway and local authorities to support urban transport during peak times, with various stations optimizing entry and exit flows [4] Freight Transport Initiatives - The company has actively expanded freight train services to reduce costs and ensure supply chain stability, adapting to changes in freight structure and demand [5] - During the summer period, 578 China-Europe freight trains were dispatched, sending over 60,000 standard containers, while the sea-rail intermodal transport volume increased by 8.7% year-on-year [5]