Will there be travel restrictions in Xinji City, Hebei Province in 2023?

Travel restrictions in Xinji City, Hebei Province in 2023.

Starting from 10:00 on December 23, 2023, from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm every day (including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays). The restricted areas include the west of National Highway 230 (former Gongye Road), the south of National Highway 307, the north of Provincial Highway Hengjing Line (excluding the above three roads), and the east of Yanyuan Road (including this road). Vehicles passing in restricted areas (including vehicles with foreign license plates and vehicles with temporary license plates) are subject to odd and even number restrictions.

That is, single-numbered vehicles are allowed on single days and even-numbered vehicles are allowed on even days. If the number ends in English letters or Chinese characters, the last digit shall prevail. During the restricted period, the original ban on motor vehicles in Xinji City’s jurisdiction remains in effect. Trucks with yellow license plates of more than 2 tons (inclusive), vehicles with emission standards of National IV and below, special engineering vehicles, hazardous chemical transport vehicles, low-speed vehicles (formerly agricultural four-wheel vehicles), etc. are prohibited in the restricted area throughout the day. car.

Introduction to unrestricted vehicles

1. Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and engineering rescue vehicles.

2. Public electric vehicles, inter-provincial long-distance passenger vehicles and large buses, Beijing Section B license plate taxis (excluding rental vehicles), postal special vehicles, municipal transportation administration license holders Vehicles with tourist bus operation certificates issued by the department, unit shuttle buses and school buses approved by the municipal public security and transportation management department.

3. Administrative law enforcement vehicles and special wreckage clearing vehicles with unified logos sprayed on the body and performing official duties.

4. Special operation vehicles for sanitation, gardening, road maintenance, emergency communication support, and funeral vehicles for funeral homes.

5. Vehicles with number plates bearing the word "Shi" and vehicles approved for temporary entry.

6. Pure electric passenger cars (passenger cars that use rechargeable batteries as the only power source and are driven by electric motors).