The police department will conduct a “accident-inducing factor concentration” on national highways for a month from November 11 to December 10. The truck overload and uncertainty of safety distance, the violation of designated vehicles is the main target of detention, and the safety belts of drivers and passengers will also be inspected by the police.
The number of deaths in highway accidents increased by 27.3 percent over the same period last year to 191 in October. The number of deaths in October increased by 29 percent to 81.3 percent over the previous year, and the number of deaths in freight-related accidents accounted for 93,4 percent to 48.7 percent of the total. The number of deaths in highway freight-related accidents announced earlier by the Police Department increased to 71 in 2023, 89 in 2024 and 93 in 2025.
The National City and Road Police Highway Patrol Force increases the number of police vehicles during the interruption period and places them on the vulnerable time zone and on the main lines. In the downway, the gear is stationed in a neutral position, and trucks that exceed the speed limit are also stationed with interruption equipment and a camcorder. In May this year, the police authority has informed that in violation of the truck rules, the truck will be charged 4 thousand yuan and 10 pounds or 5 thousand yuan.
In areas with high risk of accidents such as tunnels and slopes, the police will inspect the truck that runs out of the designated road, or keep the safety distance. After obtaining evidence of the violation, the police are planning to move the vehicle to a safe place, such as a resting place, and stop it. In May last year, the special group of truck illegal acts operated separately by the police was presented as a major inspection item along with the violation by the designated car, and the charges received a fee of less than 20 thousand yuan.
The police will inspect whether drivers and passengers are wearing safety belts for more than two times a week at the main billing stations. The police will send traffic safety publicity videos to the national mega-bus headquarters and the city bus monitors until the end of the year, and will conduct social networking services, radio traffic broadcasts and leisure rooms campaigns. Police officials have instructed drivers to inspect traffic safety rules and participate in accident prevention activities.