Time and scope of travel restrictions in Chongqing

The restricted driving hours in Chongqing are 7:00-9:00 and 17:00-19:30 on working days (excluding holidays). The restricted driving range is Yuzhong, Jiangbei, Shapingba, Jiulongpo and Nan'an in the main urban area. , Dadukou, Yubei, Banan and other eight areas.

Chongqing has two daily traffic restrictions: tail numbers 1 and 6, which are prohibited on Mondays; tail numbers 2 and 7, which are prohibited on Tuesdays; tail numbers 3 and 8, which are prohibited on Wednesdays; and tail numbers 3 and 8, which are prohibited on Wednesdays. Numbers 4 and 9 are closed on Thursdays; numbers ending in 5 and 0 are closed on Fridays, but are not restricted on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

The specific scope of traffic restrictions is Gaojia Garden Bridge, Gaojia Garden Bridge double-track bridge, Shimen Bridge (two-way), Jiahua Bridge (two-way), Yu'ao Bridge, Jialing River Niujiaotuo Bridge, Huanghuayuan Bridge (two-way) ), Qiansimen Bridge (two-way).

Chaotianmen Bridge (two-way), Dongshuimen Bridge (two-way), Shibanpo Yangtze River Bridge, Shipanpo Yangtze River Bridge double-track bridge, Caiyuanba Bridge (two-way), Egongyan Bridge (two-way), Zengjiayan Bridge (two-way), Shuangbei Bridge (two-way), Zhenwushan Tunnel (two-way), Shuangbei Tunnel (two-way), University Town Tunnel (two-way), Zhongliangshan Tunnel (two-way).

Vehicles not subject to traffic restrictions

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

2. Buses, electric vehicles, inter-provincial long-distance passenger vehicles and large buses, taxis, special postal vehicles, vehicles holding tourist bus operation certificates issued by the municipal transportation administrative department, vehicles operating in the city Unit shuttle buses and school buses approved by the 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).