According to weather forecasts, due to the continued impact of typhoon “White Dolphin,” our city was still accompanied by high winds and rainfall from the early morning to the morning of August 11. The Municipal Transportation Commission, the Municipal Public Security Bureau and other departments issued a morning peak travel notice on August 11. The details are as follows: According to information from the Municipal Transportation Commission, the entire rail transit network will operate normally from August 11 to ensure safe travel for passengers. Our city's intra-city ferries, Pujiang River tours, and Suzhou River tours will resume normal operations, and Mishima passenger transportation will resume one after another depending on the situation. According to information from the Municipal Public Security Bureau, the high-speed expressway in our city has now resumed normal traffic. The Yangtze River Bridge has a speed limit of 60 km/h, and the East China Sea Bridge continues to be closed. At the peak of the morning of August 11, the public security traffic management department will implement control measures for the Yangtze River Bridge and the East China Sea Bridge according to wind conditions. The Changjiang Road Tunnel, Dalian Road Tunnel, East Fuxing Road Tunnel, and Yindu Road Tunnel will resume normal traffic. Currently, the areas under temporary control due to road water accumulation are mainly in Jiading, Songjiang, Qingpu, Minhang, and Jinshan. On August 11, relevant road control measures will be adjusted in a timely manner according to the drainage situation, and information will be released. The public is invited to continue to pay attention to authoritative tips from weather, traffic, and public security departments, plan commutes reasonably, and pay attention to travel safety.

According to weather forecasts, due to the continued impact of typhoon “White Dolphin,” our city was still accompanied by high winds and rainfall from the early morning to the morning of August 11. The Municipal Transportation Commission, the Municipal Public Security Bureau and other departments issued a morning peak travel notice on August 11. The details are as follows: According to information from the Municipal Transportation Commission, the entire rail transit network will operate normally from August 11 to ensure safe travel for passengers. Our city's intra-city ferries, Pujiang River tours, and Suzhou River tours will resume normal operations, and Mishima passenger transportation will resume one after another depending on the situation. According to information from the Municipal Public Security Bureau, the high-speed expressway in our city has now resumed normal traffic. The Yangtze River Bridge has a speed limit of 60 km/h, and the East China Sea Bridge continues to be closed. At the peak of the morning of August 11, the public security traffic management department will implement control measures for the Yangtze River Bridge and the East China Sea Bridge according to wind conditions. The Changjiang Road Tunnel, Dalian Road Tunnel, East Fuxing Road Tunnel, and Yindu Road Tunnel will resume normal traffic. Currently, the areas under temporary control due to road water accumulation are mainly in Jiading, Songjiang, Qingpu, Minhang, and Jinshan. On August 11, relevant road control measures will be adjusted in a timely manner according to the drainage situation, and information will be released. The public is invited to continue to pay attention to authoritative tips from weather, traffic, and public security departments, plan commutes reasonably, and pay attention to travel safety.