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Cars for NPC deputies enjoy no privileges this year
The traffic is running relatively smoothly along Beijing's Chang'an Avenue during this year's NPC and CPPCC sessions.
This is because Beijing's transportation authorities are not keeping the traffic lights green for vehicles carrying NPC and CPPCC delegates. Now they have to stop at red lights just like everybody else.
In addition, the delegates do not have a lane for their exclusive use.
In the past, other vehicles had to wait, often for a long time, for delegates' cavalcades to pass through.
The move is widely hailed by residents in the Chinese capital, who have already been frustrated over the city's traffic congestion. |
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