Group 1 - The core issue of holiday traffic congestion on highways has become a significant problem, with many travelers experiencing long delays during peak travel times, leading to frustration and discomfort [2] - A new proposal suggests replacing the holiday free highway policy with an annual allocation of 5,000 kilometers of free highway travel per vehicle, which has garnered positive reactions from drivers [4] - The Ministry of Transport has expressed willingness to study the feasibility of this proposal, indicating potential for a more user-friendly approach to highway travel [4] Group 2 - Despite the support for the new proposal, there are challenges to its implementation, such as accurately tracking free mileage for each vehicle and preventing abuse of the system [6] - There is optimism among drivers that the Ministry of Transport will consider their requests and develop a reasonable policy to address the long-standing issue of holiday traffic congestion [6] - The proposed change could lead to a more enjoyable and efficient travel experience, alleviating the "traffic nightmare" during holidays [6]