October 6 return peak Extra transport capacity

Oct 6

CCTV cites the Ministry of Transport saying cross-regional passenger trips exceed 300 million on October 6 as return travel peaks. Railways expect 22.1 million passenger trips and plan 2,199 extra trains, with faster station access and priority checks for passengers needing assistance. Road traffic concentrates around 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.; a short-distance peak is forecast for the following day. Vehicles with seven seats or fewer remain eligible for expressway toll exemptions until midnight October 7. Civil aviation expects 2.5 million passengers, and airlines add capacity on popular routes. Rail and aviation volumes and the next day's peak remain forecasts.

CCTV reports an October 6 return-travel peak, citing more than 300 million cross-regional trips. Railways expect 22.1 million passengers and plan 2,199 additional trains; aviation expects 2.5 million passengers and adds route capacity. Stations improve access and assistance. Road peaks are around 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.; another short-distance peak is forecast for the next day. Qualifying small passenger vehicles retain expressway toll exemptions until midnight October 7. Forecast volumes are not completed counts.