Guangdong will welcome the peak of traffic before the "May Day" holiday this Wednesday.

On April 28, it was learned from the Guangdong traffic police that the "May Day" holiday will officially start on May 1. According to the transportation department's predictions, combined with past travel conditions, it is expected that April 30 will see a peak in pre-holiday traffic flow. In addition, it is estimated that on May 5, the last day of the holiday, there will be a small peak in return traffic, with an estimated flow of about 9.02 million vehicles. It is reported that the "May Day" holiday will last for 5 days, during which time small passenger cars with seven seats or less will not be charged tolls. It is expected that this year's "May Day" holiday will see a concentrated release of public travel and tourism demand, with Guangdong province's highways mainly experiencing traffic from visiting relatives and traveling, with a higher proportion of small passenger vehicles.