Tianjin will join the ranks of restricted cities

On Tuesday, Tianjin Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government issued the outline of the beautiful Tianjin construction program, which stipulates that in response to the increasingly serious traffic congestion trend, timely consideration shall be given to measures such as restrictions on purchases and restrictions on access, controlling the excessive growth of motor vehicles, and strengthening the construction of parking garages and parking buildings. Reduce and regulate road parking. Encourage green travel and give priority to the development of public transportation. This means that Tianjin has also joined the ranks of motor vehicles restricted to purchase cities.

Since the end of 2010, Beijing has announced the start of a motor vehicle purchase restriction, Guangzhou and Guiyang have also begun to restrict the purchase of motor vehicles. Shijiazhuang also announced that it will purchase a third-person vehicle this month. In addition to Shanghai, which has an auction policy on number plates, and Tianjin, which is soon to be purchased, there are six cities in the country that currently impose restrictions on the purchase of motor vehicles. Under the influence of this limited-buying policy, second-tier cities such as Xi'an, Dalian, and Suzhou have also reported news that they intend to purchase motor vehicles.

On Tuesday, Tianjin Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government issued the outline of the beautiful Tianjin construction program, which stipulates that in response to the increasingly serious traffic congestion trend, timely consideration shall be given to measures such as restrictions on purchases and restrictions on access, controlling the excessive growth of motor vehicles, and strengthening the construction of parking garages and parking buildings. Reduce and regulate road parking. Encourage green travel and give priority to the development of public transportation. This means that Tianjin has also joined the ranks of motor vehicles restricted to purchase cities.

Since the end of 2010, Beijing has announced the start of a motor vehicle purchase restriction, Guangzhou and Guiyang have also begun to restrict the purchase of motor vehicles. Shijiazhuang also announced that it will purchase a third-person vehicle this month. In addition to Shanghai, which has an auction policy on number plates, and Tianjin, which is soon to be purchased, there are six cities in the country that currently impose restrictions on the purchase of motor vehicles. Under the influence of this limited-buying policy, second-tier cities such as Xi'an, Dalian, and Suzhou have also reported news that they intend to purchase motor vehicles.

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