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Passenger flow peaks in Guangzhou |
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A new transport peak spiked in the past three days as the week-long lunar New Year holidays wrapped up Tuesday.
Hundreds of thousands, studying and working away from |
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Spring Festival travel causes problems |
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In less than six weeks, about 1.97 billion passenger trips were taken in China for the Spring Festival holiday, most of them by train and bus.
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Passenger peak appears after Spring Festival |
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China's rails, roads, boats and airlines are receiving a surge of passengers, as people return to work from the Spring Festival holidays in their hometown and |
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Expressways transport most passengers during peak travel season |
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Expressways transport most of the people who visit home or travel during the peak travel season, the Ministry of Communications said here Sunday.
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Chinese hit the rails by the millions for Lunar New Year |
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They swamp the rails every year _ millions of giddy travelers who brave crowds, germs, pickpockets and standing for hours on lurching trains to make it home for China' |
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Train ticket scalpers under arrest in Shanghai |
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The Shanghai Railway Public Security Bureau announced yesterday it solved 276 train ticket scalping cases, seizing 544 suspects and 2,945 train tickets worth more than 420,000 |
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Ministry provides info for travelers |
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The Ministry of Communications is releasing information on expressway traffic during the peak travel season around the Spring Festival, or China's Lunar New |
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Faster border crossing set for Spring Festival in Shenzhen |
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A total of 5.8 million passengers are expected to cross the Luohu Checkpoint during this year's New Year holidays.
"During this year's Spring Festival travel |
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Festival tickets nearly sellout in Guangdong |
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Pre-festival long-distance train tickets from Guangzhou have almost sold out.
According to the group, the Guangzhou ticket office sold a record 174,290 |
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Pre-festival train tickets sold out in Shenzhen |
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Tickets for long-distance trains departing Shenzhen Railway Station and Shenzhen West Railway Station between Feb. 1 and 7 were sold out by Sunday noon, the Guangshen |
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Beijing sees first passenger peak for Spring Festival |
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Beijing railways saw the first passenger peak Monday when more than 250,000 passengers left the national capital by train, rushing home for a family reunion |
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Shanghai adds subway trains for festival peak |
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Unclaimed tickets back on sale |
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More than 40,000 unclaimed train tickets booked by telephone in Shenzhen last week would be returned to the database for resale, Shenzhen railway officials said.
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Spring Festival transport peak season begins |
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China's rails, roads, boats and airlines are gearing up for the Spring Festival transport peak, a 40-day season that began on Tuesday.
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260 pairs of temporary direct trains for peak travel season |
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A record 260 pairs of temporary trains will be launched on China's railways for the peak travel season, according to the Ministry of Railways here Tuesday.
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Heading home for Spring Festival |
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China to transport 1.97b people in Spring Festival |
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The number of passengers is expected to reach 1.97 billion during China's Spring Festival transport season, a 40-day period due to beginning on Tuesday, according |
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Beijing prepares for Spring Festival passenger rush |
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Beijing's transportation departments are ready to handle hundreds of millions of people rushing home for a family reunion during the coming Spring Festival, or |
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Students flock home |
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A college student, carrying a toy dog in her arm, heads for Zhengzhou Railway Station with her companion, Jan. 20, 2005.
China is experiencing a peak travel period when college |
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Guangzhou prepares for travel peak |
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To relieve overcrowding at the Guangzhou Railway Station during the Spring Festival travel period, a 3,500-square-meter temporary waiting zone and another waiting room for |
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Temporary trains arranged for students |
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Special trains send students home |
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The Beijing Railway Administration has added extra train services for students and migrant workers travelling home from Beijing during the Spring Festival.
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New projects for 2005 spring festival transport |
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The Ministry of Railways has brought in 242 trains to start running. This is part of a three-point project to deal with basic transport, rush hours and unexpected incidents. |