The reporter learned from the Hainan Provincial Department of Transportation on the 2nd that during the National Day holiday this year, the number of passengers entering and leaving the island in Hainan Province will maintain a steady growth trend. The cumulative number of passengers entering and leaving the island is expected to reach 1.625 million, an increase of 6.9% over the previous year. According to estimates, travel in Hainan during the National Day holiday will show the characteristics of “two heads high and slow in the middle.” Among them, the peak of entry into the island was concentrated from October 1 to 2, and the Qiongzhou Strait is expected to send about 120,000 passengers and 32,000 vehicles in a single day; the peak return trip from the island was concentrated from October 6 to 7, and the pressure for evacuation security was concentrated. At the same time, the popularity of self-driving tours on the island continues to rise. Traffic flow around the round-the-island tourist highway, key national and provincial highways, and scenic spots has increased dramatically, and the risk of congestion on some sections of the road is high.

The reporter learned from the Hainan Provincial Department of Transportation on the 2nd that during the National Day holiday this year, the number of passengers entering and leaving the island in Hainan Province will maintain a steady growth trend. The cumulative number of passengers entering and leaving the island is expected to reach 1.625 million, an increase of 6.9% over the previous year. According to estimates, travel in Hainan during the National Day holiday will show the characteristics of “two heads high and slow in the middle.” Among them, the peak of entry into the island was concentrated from October 1 to 2, and the Qiongzhou Strait is expected to send about 120,000 passengers and 32,000 vehicles in a single day; the peak return trip from the island was concentrated from October 6 to 7, and the pressure for evacuation security was concentrated. At the same time, the popularity of self-driving tours on the island continues to rise. Traffic flow around the round-the-island tourist highway, key national and provincial highways, and scenic spots has increased dramatically, and the risk of congestion on some sections of the road is high.