How many lanes does the Beijing-Taiwan Expressway have?

Two-way eight-lane

The Beijing-Taiwan Expressway is a two-way eight-lane. According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China", the Beijing section of the Beijing-Taiwan Expressway is 26.6 kilometers long, starting from the south line of the Beijing Fifth Ring Expressway (Beijing Expressway S50) and the 104 National Highway Jinglan Line). From the intersection of Beijing-Fuzhou Line (Beijing-Fuzhou Line) to the south to Tianjiaying Village, Lixian Town, Daxing District (Beijing-Hebei boundary), there are 8 two-way lanes with a maximum design speed of 120 kilometers per hour. The line leads to the Beijing-Taiwan Expressway, which is a national expressway radiating from the capital. China's national expressway network number is G3.

Starting from mid-February 2022, the reconstruction and expansion project of the Jinan section of the Beijing-Taiwan Expressway will begin the right road expansion construction. The total length of the project is 53.264 kilometers, of which the Jinan section is 41.7 kilometers long and passes through Shizhong District. , Changqing District, with a design speed of 120 km/h.

The Beijing-Taiwan Expressway*** is divided into 11 sections, namely: Beijing Section, Hebei North Section, Tianjin Section, Hebei South Section, Shandong Section, Jiangsu Section, Anhui Section, Zhejiang Section, Fujian Section, Strait channel, Taiwan section. Except for the Strait Channel and the Taiwan section, all other sections have been opened. The planned Beijing-Taiwan Expressway crosses the Taiwan Strait from Pingtan and connects to Taiwan's highway network in Hsinchu.

However, due to cross-strait relations, this section does not yet exist. If the Strait Tunnel and the Taiwan section can be built, I believe that the people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait will be closer both geographically and psychologically. In addition, it will also be a deterrent to a small number of "Taiwan independence" elements.

Beijing-Taipei Expressway (National Highway Network Code of the People's Republic of China G3) is one of the vertical trunk lines in the National Highway Planning of the People's Republic of China (71118 Network) , most of the entire line is two-way four-lane. Formerly known as Beijing-Fuzhou Expressway (G020), it starts in Beijing and ends in Fujian, passing through Hebei (Langfang, Cangzhou), Shandong (Dezhou, Jinan, Tai'an, Zaozhuang), Jiangsu (Xuzhou), Anhui (Huaibei, Suzhou, Bengbu, Hefei, Tongling, Huangshan), Zhejiang (Quzhou), Fujian (Wuyishan, Nanping, Jianou, the current end point is temporarily located in Pingtan County, Fuzhou City). Since the section from Fuzhou to Taipei needs to cross the Taiwan Strait, the possibility of implementation is extremely low based on the current political separation of the two sides.

Precautions for highway driving

1. Enter the main road from the ramp When there is an acceleration lane at the entrance, the vehicle speed should be quickly increased to a certain level. Vehicles traveling in the main lane should not be impeded when merging.

2. When driving, always pay attention to the signs and markings on the roadside and the road, and drive to the right appropriately. Riding on the road is strictly prohibited.

3. Vehicles should maintain a longitudinal distance between workshops. When driving in special weather, the distance between workshops should be appropriately increased.

4. When overtaking, estimate the distance and speed of both parties. When the situation is normal, you should turn on the left turn signal, honk the horn, and overtake the vehicle in front from the passing lane. Overtaking from the right is prohibited.

5. Parking is prohibited on the highway. In an emergency, if you really need to stop, quickly indicate to the right, and stop slowly when making an emergency stop. After parking the vehicle, turn on the emergency lights. Warning signs must be installed on the rear of the car.