# Transportation
Latest news and articles about Transportation
Total: 31 articles found
China Considers Overhaul of Road Traffic Law Targeting Modern Street Hazards
Legislative revisions focus on fast-walking fitness troupes, vehicle dooring incidents, and abandoned cars.
China Reaffirms Push for Advanced Manufacturing With Key Industrial Milestones
State media highlights transport, aerospace, and cruise ship breakthroughs as Beijing doubles down on industrial upgrades.
Shiziyang Passage Marks Milestone as Record Double-Deck Truss Bridge Closes
Engineers join 11 giant prefabricated steel sections to complete the main structure of a key bridge across the Xiqiao Waterway.
China Drafts Highway Law Revision to Regulate Post-Toll Expressway Maintenance
The proposed amendments allow toll collection for upkeep after operating concessions expire and align financing with local debt rules.
China Unveils First 41 AI Transport Scenarios to Accelerate Sector Integration
A joint ministerial action plan identifies 860 breakthrough areas across rail, road, maritime, aviation, and postal networks.
China's Railway Network Handles 954 Million Passenger Trips in Summer Rush
State media report cumulative passenger figures reflecting substantial domestic mobility across the national rail grid during the summer travel peak.
China Reviews Draft Traffic Law Revisions Clarifying Automaker Liability for Autonomous Vehicles
A comprehensive 170-article draft revision of China's Road Traffic Safety Law sets ground rules for self-driving cars, e-bikes, and public road order.
China Expands Transport and Energy Integration to Accelerate Fleet Decarbonization
Regulators and industry leaders map out infrastructure standards, heavy-duty truck electrification, and bidirectional vehicle-to-grid deployment.
China Targets Transportation AI Push Across Rail, Road, and Logistics
Transport regulators outline 41 priority scenarios to shift safety oversight toward predictive early warning and automated operations.
China Outlines Strategy Behind Outer Ring Transport Corridor Plan
State commentary highlights a perimeter transport loop linking border and coastal regions as an infrastructure priority.
China's Northernmost High-Speed Rail Begins Full-Schedule Trial Runs
The 318-kilometer Harbin-Yichun line will cut transit times from seven hours to roughly two hours upon commercial opening.
China Outlines 2030 and 2035 Goals for Modern Integrated Transportation
A new plan issued by four government departments targets high-quality travel networks, efficient freight logistics, and enhanced urban-rural transit integration.