Lanzhou New Regulations on Number Restrictions 2023

In order to further consolidate the effectiveness of our city’s COVID-19 prevention and control work, while taking into account the reduction of travel gatherings, ensuring the resumption of work and production, as well as the work of reducing congestion and ensuring smooth flow during the school season and preventing and controlling air pollution, the Lanzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau decided to Starting from April 13, 2020 (inclusive), the regulations on motor vehicle last number driving restrictions will be temporarily adjusted. The details are as follows:

1. Restricted hours

On working days other than national statutory holidays (except Saturdays and Sundays that are adjusted to work due to statutory holidays), morning and evening peak hours ( 7:30-9:00, 17:00-19:30).

2. Restricted Vehicles

Small and micro passenger vehicles with local and foreign license plates that can carry up to 9 people (not included).

3. Traffic restriction rules

Limited to two numbers per day, with weeks as the cycle. The number of weeks corresponds to the last digit of the license plate number. The last numbers of the restricted license plates from Monday to Friday are: 1 and 6, 2 and 7, 3 and 8, 4 and 9, 5 and 0. Motor vehicles with non-Gan A plates are not subject to traffic restrictions on the day they enter Lanzhou for the first time each month. From the next day, traffic restrictions for last-numbered vehicles will apply.

4. Restricted Areas

The west, south and north of the original restricted area will remain unchanged, and the east will be compressed. Some areas in Lanzhou East and Yantan will be adjusted to areas that are not restricted by tail numbers. . Take Wuwei Road - Xijin West Road - Dunhuang Road - Qilihe Yellow River Bridge - North Binhe Road - Yantan Bridge - South Binhe Road - Yanxi Road - Southern Section of Nanhe Road - Yandong Road - Duanjiatan Road - Gongxingdun West Road - Donggang East Road - Jiayuguan South and North Road - Paihong South Road - Paihong Road - Paihonggou Road - South Ring Road - Wuwei Road, all roads, overpasses and bridges in the enclosed area.

Among the above-mentioned edge sections of the restricted traffic area, Xijin West Road (from Liujiaying Cross to West Station Ten Fields), Dunhuang Road, Qilihe Yellow River Bridge, and Beibinhe Road (from Qilihe Yellow River Bridge to Yantan Bridge) ), Nanbinhe Road (the section from the entrance of Yantan Bridge to the T-intersection of Yanxi Road), Paihong Road, and Paihonggou Road are restricted sections, while the rest are unrestricted sections. There is no traffic restriction at the Liujiaying intersection, the T-shaped intersection of Nanbinhe Road and Yanxi Road.

5. Vehicles that are not subject to traffic restrictions with last numbers

Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, engineering emergency vehicles, new energy vehicles, taxis, and online taxis that perform tasks are not subject to restrictions. Traffic restrictions with last number. If a passenger car with less than 9 seats for emergency escort of critically ill patients violates the traffic restrictions, you can apply for it, and the public security and traffic police department will fully protect it.

Details Introduction

The last-number traffic restriction system is a traffic system that was created to alleviate urban traffic pressure. During the 2008 Beijing Olympics test competition, Beijing began to restrict traffic with odd and even numbers. On odd-number days, only private cars with an odd number at the end of the car number can be on the road. On even-number days, only private cars with an even number at the end of the car number can be on the road.

After the implementation of the measures, it will play a role in alleviating urban traffic congestion. In October 2012, the Beijing Municipal Transportation Commission stated that it would launch a study on measures to ensure smooth traffic in 2013 and evaluate the odd and even number restrictions on motor vehicles in specific areas during specific periods; October 8 to November 7, April 10, 2015 , the Beijing Municipal Public Security and Traffic Management Department stated that pure electric passenger cars (new energy vehicles) will not be within the scope of motor vehicle last number restrictions, and the specific implementation time will be announced separately.

Lanzhou City’s trial implementation of traffic restrictions on taxis with odd and even numbers at the end of one month has been temporarily suspended. Starting from January 16, 2013, Jinan implemented odd and even traffic restrictions in response to heavy pollution weather.