Yantai long-distance bus and other vehicles will be integrated into provincial GPS supervision this year.

The reporter learned from the Transportation and Transportation Department of the Municipal Transport Bureau that by the end of this year, Yantai City chartered coaches, long-distance passenger vehicles and dangerous goods transport vehicles will all be incorporated into the provincial GPS monitoring platform and will be connected to the national networked joint control system.

The Provincial Department of Transportation issued a notice a few days ago that all the GPS satellite positioning devices should be installed for travel chartered buses, long-distance passenger vehicles and dangerous goods transport vehicles. The sleeper buses must install a GPS terminal with a camera return function before September 30 and pass Shandong provincial supervision. Platform access to the national network monitoring and control system platform. Mr. Tan Sen, the deputy chief of the Department of Transportation Management at the Municipal Transportation Management Bureau, introduced that all types of vehicles in the city that have complete documents have been equipped with GPS terminals. According to the regulations, the city will complete all the docking of the regulatory platform by the end of the year. Tan Sen said: “Our main task now is to integrate the existing GPS monitoring platform of some companies into the provincial regulatory platform. At present, the shipping group, North These large-scale transportation companies have built their own GPS monitoring platforms to achieve 24-hour monitoring. Sleeping buses are all equipped with a GPS terminal with a camera return function, if there is overcrowding, speeding, etc., the regulatory platform can be the first time After the next step in the provincial platform, through the provincial platform directly access to the national networking and control system platform, will achieve the "double check" effect."

According to the regulations, from October 1st onwards, any sleeper vehicles that have not been modified as required shall not be engaged in passenger transport operations. Kong Xiangling, technical staff member of the Municipal Transportation Management Department, said: “The sleeper vehicles that are currently out of service are stepping up their seat modifications, mainly by reducing the number of sleeper beds and rationalizing the layout of the car, leaving enough emergency evacuation routes for passengers. After layer inspections and elimination of non-compliant vehicles, the city currently has 54 sleeper cars, and currently 7 vehicles have completed technological transformation. We organized experts to conduct onsite inspection and acceptance. Currently, the transformation work is actively underway. There are now two The vehicle passed the acceptance.”