Vehicle restrictions in Hancheng in 2021

After the Office of the Emergency Command issued an orange warning for heavily polluted weather, it initiated mandatory pollution reduction level II response measures: construction waste, slag, and gravel transport vehicles are prohibited from driving on the road; heavy diesel vehicles, national I Light-duty gasoline vehicles with National II emission standards are prohibited from driving on the road; transit heavy-duty trucks are detoured and diverted in prohibited and restricted areas, and 20% of public vehicles (except special vehicles) are restricted in prohibited and restricted areas.

The specific regulations are that motor vehicles with two license plates (including temporary) ending numbers (if the ending number is an English letter, the last digit of the license plate shall prevail) are restricted from 8:00 to 20:00 every day, Sunday 1 and 6 are restricted on Monday, 2 and 7 are restricted on Tuesday, 3 and 8 are restricted on Wednesday, 4 and 9 are restricted on Thursday, and 5 and 0 are restricted on Friday. There is no travel restriction on statutory holidays and public holidays. If the public holiday is converted into a working day due to a statutory holiday, there is no travel restriction.

Hancheng City is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi Province and is managed by Weinan City. Located on the west bank of the Yellow River in eastern Shaanxi Province, at the northeastern corner of the Guanzhong Basin, it is bordered by Yichuan to the north, Huanglong to the west, Heyang to the south, and across the Yellow River to the east from Hejin, Xiangning, Wanrong and other counties and cities in Shanxi Province. It is more than 240 kilometers away from the provincial capital Xi'an. meters, with a total area of ??1,621 square kilometers. In 2019, Hancheng City governed 2 streets and 6 towns.

Vehicle restrictions, as the name suggests, are measures to restrict the passage of certain vehicles in order to relieve traffic pressure or prevent air pollution.

There are many types of vehicle restrictions. Some are restricted on a certain road section, some are restricted on a certain period of time, and some are restricted on a certain model. The most common one is the restriction on the last number.

Among them, the last-number traffic restriction system is a traffic system that was created to alleviate urban traffic pressure. During the 2008 Beijing Olympics test event, Beijing began to restrict traffic with odd and even numbers. On odd-number days, only private cars whose last digits are odd numbers can be on the road. On even-number days, only private cars whose last digits are even numbers can be on the road.