Group 1: Urban Public Transportation - Green travel has become a lifestyle choice for many, with China establishing the world's largest urban public bus and electric vehicle service system, leading in bus ownership, operational routes, and route length [1] - Beijing has launched a dedicated bus line for the Children's Hospital, transporting nearly 3 million passengers since its inception, providing a safe and convenient travel option for parents and children [1] - The Beijing public transport system has expanded to 2,571 bus routes, including 50 dedicated lines, enhancing accessibility to hospitals, schools, and tourist attractions [7] Group 2: National Public Transportation Statistics - By the end of 2024, China is expected to have 80,100 public bus and electric vehicle operational routes, totaling 1,752,600 kilometers in length, with 658,100 public buses in operation [9] - The proportion of green travel has exceeded 70%, with a satisfaction rate for green travel services surpassing 80% [9] Group 3: Zero-Carbon Logistics Initiatives - The Jiaxing Port Wildcat Logistics Park is a key logistics node integrating hydrogen energy trucks, photovoltaic roofs, and smart energy management, representing a model for zero-carbon logistics [11] - The logistics park is one of four national zero-carbon logistics pilot projects, focusing on hydrogen-powered vehicles and electric equipment, with plans to complete all zero-carbon initiatives by the second half of the year [11] - Since the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Ministry of Transport has implemented 61 green low-carbon transportation pilot projects and 20 zero-carbon transportation facility projects, promoting energy consumption and carbon emission controls [13] Group 4: Future Transportation Developments - The government aims to optimize transportation structure, enhance clean low-carbon transportation systems, and accelerate the construction of green transportation infrastructure [14] - By 2024, over 160,000 old operating trucks will be scrapped and replaced with new energy city buses and power batteries [14] - A total of 5,929 highway service areas will have charging facilities, with approximately 35,000 charging piles installed across highway service areas by the end of 2024 [16]