Are there any restrictions on vehicles during the epidemic? When will the restrictions on vehicles during the epidemic end?

We all know that the new coronavirus is a new and more difficult virus recently. It is highly contagious. In order to prevent the spread of the virus, many places will implement traffic control and restrict vehicles. So where are the places where vehicles are restricted during the epidemic? Let's take a closer look!

Are there any vehicle restrictions during the epidemic?

During the epidemic, there are fewer vehicles traveling, so many cities have suspended vehicle restrictions. However, some cities still have restrictions on travel, and car owners are advised to pay attention to the notices of the local traffic management bureau.

Some places in our country have restricted the use of vehicles, but during the epidemic, there will be relatively fewer vehicles traveling. There are no clear regulations on whether to restrict the use of vehicles. It depends on whether the local authorities have cancelled the vehicle restrictions during the epidemic.

Notice on vehicle restrictions during the epidemic (some cities)

1. Beijing traffic restriction notice

Starting from February 10, 2020, Beijing will continue to manage road traffic in a holiday mode, and will delay the resumption of regional traffic control measures for motor vehicles during peak hours on weekdays, namely license plate number restrictions. The resumption date is to be determined.

2. Traffic restriction notice in Tianjin

During the epidemic prevention and control period, the city will suspend the implementation of the motor vehicle tail number restriction and the peak traffic restriction measures for motor vehicles with out-of-town license plates, which will be implemented from February 3, 2020. The resumption time of the restriction measures will be notified separately. From February 3, all Tianjin Metro lines will continue to operate at 10-minute intervals throughout the day, and the operating hours and the first and last departure times will remain unchanged.

3. Guiyang Traffic Restriction Notice

Starting from February 3, 2020, the city’s restrictions on license plate numbers for passenger cars will be suspended during the epidemic prevention and control period. The resumption of the restrictions will be notified separately.

4. Shenzhen Traffic Restriction Notice

Guangzhou will continue to suspend the implementation of the "open four days, stop four days" measure after February 9, and the resumption time will be announced separately.

Which cities have postponed the license plate and traffic restriction policies during the epidemic?

The main cities where the license plate restriction and traffic restriction policies have been postponed are: Beijing, Tianjin, Shijiazhuang, Xiongan New Area, Xingtai, Qinhuangdao, Handan, Baoding, Jiaozuo, Kaifeng, Luoyang, Xuchang, Jincheng, Chengdu, and Lanzhou, a total of 15 cities.

Beijing's traffic restrictions were delayed for one week and will resume on February 10. Tianjin, Shijiazhuang, Xingtai, Qinhuangdao, Baoding and Handan in Hebei Province have suspended restrictions on motor vehicle license plate numbers and will resume at a later date. Guangzhou has suspended the "drive four days, stop four days" policy until February 9.

At the same time, Kaifeng, Luoyang and other places have also cancelled the license plate restriction policy for small passenger cars with 7 seats or less, and will not implement the relevant regulations on motor vehicle license plate number restrictions for the time being. The deadline is February 9.

How to check vehicle restrictions

You can use newspapers, television, the Internet, radio, and the Traffic Administration Bureau's Weibo to get information. Currently, you can obtain information on traffic restrictions through signs at intersections, promotional leaflets, mobile phone text messages, propaganda vehicles, and other means.

During the epidemic period, three types of vehicles are not restricted

The scope of pass issuance mainly includes three categories: daily necessities, emergency supplies, and emergency disposal. Among them, daily necessities include vehicles transporting fresh agricultural products such as poultry, meat, eggs, milk, and vegetables, vehicles transporting daily necessities for residents, and vehicles for urban distribution of refined oil. Emergency supplies include vehicles transporting medical and epidemic prevention and rescue equipment, vehicles transporting raw materials for the production of epidemic prevention and control related materials, and vehicles transporting aid materials. Emergency disposal includes emergency command vehicles, special vehicles such as medical rescue, health and epidemic prevention, engineering rescue, and other vehicles used for emergency management.