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Road traffic across the country was smooth and orderly on the first day of the Spring Festival holiday
2026-02-16 source:Xinhuanet

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, February 15th (Reporter Dong Boting) The reporter learned from the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security that February 15th is the first day of the Spring Festival holiday and the last small rush hour for returning home before the holiday. Traffic volume on the country's main highways has increased significantly month-on-month. As of 18:00 on the 15th, except for some road sections that were slowed down due to heavy traffic volume, road traffic across the country was generally stable and orderly, and there were no reports of serious traffic jams or major road traffic accidents.

Based on the characteristics of travel patterns on the first day of the holiday, the public security and traffic control departments in various places conducted research and analysis in advance and deployed services in a targeted manner. The vast majority of traffic police auxiliary policemen adhere to the front line of traffic security during the Spring Festival holiday, strengthen road traffic control, strictly control key vehicles and outstanding violations, and make every effort to prevent traffic safety risks and ensure smooth road traffic and safe travel for the masses.

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