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Shanghai World Transportation Guide: External Transportation

Shanghai has 2 airports, 3 train stations and several passenger terminals. Therefore, when entering and leaving Shanghai, distinguish between airports, stations and terminals. Very important.

Civil Aviation:

Shanghai is the only city in the country with two international airports. Pudong accounts for 60% of the flights arriving and departing from Shanghai, and Hongqiao accounts for 40%. There is no clear division of labor between the two airports, except that international flights are mainly from Pudong.

The two major airports of Pudong and Hongqiao are connected by Yingbin Avenue (A1 Highway) and Outer Ring Road (A20 Highway), which takes 45 minutes by car.

To go to Pudong Airport from the city, in addition to the eight airport dedicated lines, you can also take Metro Line 2 to Longyang Road Station (from here, take Airport Line 3, it only takes 40 minutes by car). By car, you can take the Inner Ring Road, Luoshan Road, Outer Ring Road (A20 Highway), and Yingbin Avenue (A1 Highway). Starting from the Longyang Road subway, a taxi will cost about 80 yuan.

To get to Hongqiao Airport from the city, in addition to the eight airport bus lines, you can drive on the Yan'an Elevated Road and drive west to the end. Starting from People's Square, the taxi only costs 40 yuan.

The maglev train is also an important way to Pudong Airport. It runs from 7:00 to 21:00 and runs every 15 minutes. Maglev train ride address: Maglev Longyang Road Station: No. 2100 Longyang Road (near Baiyang Road, Exit 3 and 4 of Longyang Road Station of Metro Line 2, 983, 976, Bridge Line 5, Bridge Line 6, Shenjiang Wire). Maglev Airport Station: East side of Shanghai Pudong International Airport Terminal (directly connected by a 300-meter corridor). Ticket price: Ordinary ticket: 50 yuan for one way, 80 yuan for round trip. VIP ticket: 100 yuan for one way, 160 yuan for round trip.

Railway:

The Shanghai-Nanjing and Shanghai-Hangzhou lines lead to all parts of the country. In the urban area, there are Shanghai Station (known as the "New Passenger Station" by locals) and Shanghai West Railway Station (formerly Zhenru Railway Station). Station) and Shanghai South Railway Station (formerly New Longhua Station). Among them, Shanghai Station is the main passenger station, with more than 70 pairs of trains sent to major and medium-sized cities across the country every day. Shanghai West Railway Station has departure and eight pairs of trains bound for Yantai, Zaozhuang, Hengyang, Ganzhou (Jinggangshan), and Chengdu. Direct trains from Shanghai to Zhangjiajie also depart from Shanghai West Railway Station. Shanghai South Railway Station has 11 pairs of trains running between Hangzhou, Jiashan and Jinshan every day.

Highways:

312 (Shanghai - Yining, Xinjiang), 318 (Shanghai - Zhangmu, Tibet), and 320 (Shanghai - Ruili, Yunnan) 3 national highways start from Shanghai Starting from the west, National Highway 204 (Tongjiang-Sanya National Highway) passes through Shanghai and connects the pearls on China's north and south coastlines. Four expressways, Shanghai-Nanjing (A11 Highway), Shanghai-Hangzhou (A8 Highway), Shanghai-Jialiu (A12 Highway), and Shanghai-Qingping (A9 Highway), connect major cities in neighboring provinces. Attachment: The Shanghai Tourism Distribution Center sends tourist buses to other provinces and cities

Shanghai has many long-distance passenger bus stations, which are very convenient for traveling to Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other surrounding areas. Each station only sells tickets within three days.

Shanghai Long-distance Bus Terminal

Address: No. 1662, Zhongxing Road (North Square of Shanghai Railway Station)

Tel: 021-66051111, 66050000

Long-distance bus departure timetable: Jiangsu direction, Zhejiang direction, Anhui direction, other provinces and cities

Shanghai South Long-distance Passenger Transport Station

Address: No. 399, Laohumin Road (South Railway Station Southeast side, Liuzhou Road and Laohumin intersection)

Inquiry and ticket delivery hotline: 021-54353535, 64699472, 64871033, 64871041

Luggage and package logistics hotline: 021-54353888

Long-distance bus departure timetable:

Jiangsu direction

Zhejiang direction

Anhui direction

Other provinces and cities

Water transport:

Shanghai is located at the midpoint of my country's north and south coastlines. It is the third largest port in the world and the largest port city in China. Passenger and cargo ships departing from Shanghai Port can reach more than 400 ports in the world. Due to the slow speed of boat travel, currently, except for the car-passenger ferry route to Dalian from Pinghe Road Pier that runs every four days, all long-distance routes along the coast and rivers have been suspended. Shiliupu Pier also only has shuttle boats to nearby areas such as Nantong, Dinghai and Putuo Mountain. The bus and ship transport lines to Zhoushan Islands also mostly board at Shiliupu, but you need to distinguish whether the departure port is Luchao Port or Jinshan to avoid getting on the wrong bus. Before going to Chongming Island, you need to know where to get on the boat. When going to Changxing and Hengsha Islands, you need to get on the boat at Wusong Pier. In addition, Shanghai also has international cruise ships to Incheon and Busan in South Korea and Osaka and Kobe in Japan, boarding at Waihongqiao Pier.

Attachment: Ferry Ticket Sales Office

Shanghai to Putuo Mountain and Dinghai Ferry Timetable

Internal Transportation

Inquiry for the fastest route The telephone number of the "Passenger Information System" is: 021-63175522

Arrived in Shanghai:

Shanghai has the world's largest public transportation network and the world's highest public transportation network. *Traffic passenger volume. There are 3,000 roads and 1,200 bus operating lines, which is like a huge "maze". It often makes first-time visitors feel confused.

The following is a bus guide to Shanghai's major airports, stations, and piers to guide you through the east, west, south, north, and middle of Shanghai.

Attachment: Pudong Airport Dedicated Bus and Hotel Shuttle Bus

Hongqiao Airport Dedicated Bus and Shuttle Bus to Other Provinces and Cities

Train Station and Passenger Terminal Bus Guide

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Rail transportation:

Shanghai Metro has opened 5 rail transit lines: Line 1 (***Fuxin Village-Shanghai Railway Station-Xinzhuang), Line 2 (Zhongshan Park - Zhangjiang Hi-Tech), Line 3 (Shanghai South Railway Station - Jiangwan Town), Line 4 (Damuqiao Road - Pudong Lancun Road), Line 5 (Xinzhuang - Minhang Development Zone). The fare starts at 3 yuan (2 yuan for Line 5), 4 yuan for more than 6 kilometers, and 1 yuan for every 10 kilometers thereafter.

Shanghai’s main urban landscapes (The Bund, People’s Square, Xujiahui, Longhua, Hongqiao, Hongkou in Puxi, Lujiazui, Huamu in Pudong) and prosperous business districts (Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Xujiahui, Evernight City, Yaohan ) are distributed along the subway. The subway is punctual, fast and convenient, making it the best choice for exploring Shanghai. However, congestion is very serious during morning and evening rush hours, so it is best to avoid taking the subway during these times.

Tips for taking the subway:

1. Each line implements a one-vote system. If you are not sure about the fare when buying a ticket, you can directly tell the conductor to get off at the station. Transfer stations: People's Square Station on Lines 1 and 2, Shanghai South Railway Station on Lines 1 and 3, Shanghai Stadium Station on Lines 1 and 4, Xinzhuang Station on Lines 1 and 5, Zhongshan Park on Lines 2 and 3 (4) stand. Lines 3 and 4 run parallel between Baoshan Road and Hongqiao Road, and you can transfer at any station. Line 1 and Line 3 need to exit the station to transfer and buy a new ticket at Shanghai Railway Station.

2. There are automatic ticket vending machines in each subway station, but some can only use coins. In many cases, there are fewer people queuing up at the automatic ticket vending machine than at the manual ticket window. Having more change can save time in queuing to buy tickets.

3. Line 3 and Line 4 run parallel between Baoshan Road and Hongqiao Road. Line 3 has yellow lines on its body and Line 4 has purple lines on its body. Please pay attention to distinguish them.

4. The Shanghai subway transfer route is long and complicated, but the road signs are fairly clear. You can usually follow the road signs without going wrong. One principle is not to leave the station until your destination, so as not to buy an extra ticket.

Bus:

There are more than 1,100 bus lines in the city, and the number continues to expand with the record of opening, extending, and adjusting more than 50 bus lines every year. According to the operating time, there are daytime buses, morning and evening peak buses prefixed with "2" and night buses prefixed with "3"; according to the geographical scope, there are Puxi, Pudong, and cross-river buses (including bridges and tunnels) Line) and suburban lines; according to the ticketing method, there are unmanned ticket buses with a single fare of 1 yuan (for lines with a total distance of less than 13 kilometers) or 1.5 yuan (for lines with a total distance of more than 13 kilometers) (the city bus number is two digits) Most of the lines that start with "1", "2", or "7" in the three-digit number are unmanned ticket buses. You need to bring your own change. No change is given. Bus terminals and major transportation hubs There are pre-sale bus tickets for sale in two denominations of 1 yuan and 1 yuan and 50 cents, 50 tickets each, non-refundable), as well as air-conditioned buses with a single fare of 2 yuan and special line buses with multi-level fares (there are There are bus lines starting with "5", Pudong lines starting with "6", China-Pakistan lines starting with "8" and double-decker or air-conditioned buses starting with "9", as well as ten air-conditioned tourist lines and sightseeing lines. bus). Shanghai Railway Station, People's Square, Xujiahui, Zhongshan Park, and Wujiaochang are the main bus interchange hubs in the city.

Tips for taking public transportation:

1. The bus stops in Shanghai are often named after "XX Road". There are often two lines with the same stop name, but they are actually far apart or the same. The station names of each line are different, so you cannot completely trust the bus route list. It is still necessary to inquire clearly. Shanghainese like to use streets as coordinates to describe places, such as "Huashan Road Yan'an Intersection", or "Huashan Road is close to Yan'an Road". This is very effective in Shanghai with complex road conditions. It is best to do as the Romans do.

2. Due to the large number of one-way streets, buses in Shanghai often have different up and down routes. If you plan to take the same bus back, you should find out where the returning bus should wait before getting off.

Taxi:

Shanghai taxis are mainly Santana, but there are also Passat and other models, as well as several Mercedes-Benz cars. The price is the same as ordinary taxis, but you can get a taxi if you can. Depends on luck. The starting price is 10 yuan (3 kilometers). The price is 2 yuan per kilometer after 3 kilometers. The price is 3 yuan per kilometer after 10 kilometers. The starting price is 13 yuan at night (23:00-5:00 the next day). It costs 2.6 yuan per kilometer and 3.9 yuan per kilometer over 10 kilometers. All tunnels, bridges, and elevated roads in the city do not charge tolls.

Tips for taxi-hailing:

1. It is difficult to take a taxi during peak hours. You can remember the taxi-hailing phone numbers of several companies to make reservations in advance. If you are unable to book a taxi on the roadside, you can try to wait in front of a nearby high-end office building or hotel. These places have a large passenger flow. If the doorman finds that there are many people waiting for a taxi, he will take the initiative to call a taxi. This is better than waiting on the street. Car stop insurance. Some hotel doormen will block outsiders to ensure that hotel guests can board the bus as soon as possible. It is best to go in first and then come out and queue up.

2. If the distance is relatively long or the destination is a prosperous area (such as Hengshan Road) when taking a taxi at night, you can ask for a 20% discount or the daytime rate, but you need to negotiate with the driver before getting on the bus.

3. Taxi management in Shanghai is relatively standardized. Large companies have strict and detailed regulations. Drivers are strictly prohibited from smoking and talking on mobile phones. They do not say hello when getting on the bus or remind them to take it when they get off. Things are also illegal. Volkswagen (Lake Blue Car Body), Johnson & Johnson (Yellow Car Body), Jinjiang (White Car Body), and Bus (Green Car Body) are the largest taxi companies. If you take a taxi based on the color, you can generally enjoy civilized and standardized services. If you encounter a driver with a bad attitude, failure to issue invoices, intentional detours, illegal driving, etc., you should immediately complain and refuse to pay the fare. You can also request a partial deduction for the detour caused by the driver's unfamiliarity with the road conditions. Of course, if you have any opinions, you should raise them in person and try to resolve them through negotiation. Do not let misunderstandings affect your mood while playing.

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