Traffic restrictions in Hancheng 202 1

After the emergency headquarters office issued the orange warning of heavy pollution weather, it launched the secondary response measures of compulsory pollution reduction: construction waste, muck and gravel transport vehicles are prohibited from driving on the road; Heavy-duty diesel vehicles and light-duty gasoline vehicles with national I and II emission standards are prohibited from driving on the road; In the restricted area, transit heavy trucks will be diverted, and 20% of social vehicles (except special vehicles) will be restricted in the restricted area.

Specifically, every day from 8: 00 to 20: 00, motor vehicles with two license plates (including temporary) tail numbers are restricted (if the tail number is English letters, the last digit of the license plate tail number shall prevail). Monday is limited to 1 and 6, Tuesday to 2 and 7, Wednesday to 3 and 8, Thursday and 9, and Friday to 5 and 0. Legal holidays and public holidays are not limited, and public holidays are not limited if they are converted into working days due to legal holidays.

Hancheng city is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi Province, which is managed by Weinan City. It is located on the west bank of the Yellow River in the east of Shaanxi Province, in the northeast corner of Guanzhong Basin, with Yichuan in the north, Huanglong in the west, Yang Yang in the south, Hejin, xiangning, Wanrong and other counties and cities in Shanxi Province across the Yellow River in the east, more than 240 kilometers away from the provincial capital Xi 'an, with a total area of 162 1 square kilometer. In 20 19, hancheng city has two streets and six towns.

Vehicle restriction, as its name implies, is a measure to restrict the passage of certain vehicles in order to alleviate traffic pressure or prevent air pollution.

There are many kinds of car restrictions, some in a certain section, some at a certain time, some in a certain model, and the most common one is the tail number.

Among them, the tail number restriction system is a traffic system born to alleviate the urban traffic pressure. During the test match of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Beijing began to implement single and even number restrictions. On odd days, only private cars with odd numbers and even numbers can go on the road, and on even days, only private cars with even numbers and even numbers can go on the road.