Blog Tag - Transport & Traffic
Beijing has released new guidelines for road traffic signs for 2022, and with the new guidelines come a series of new signs that'll make for some...
As of Nov 1, Beijing will no longer allow electric scooters that do not meet certain standards to be on the road.
The new policy targets scooters...
When Beijing announced last week that it would finally start enforcing traffic laws regarding pedestrian crossings, city residents were, to put it...
Anyone who has lived in Beijing long enough – which is to say, about a week – will notice that it is hardly a friendly city to pedestrians. Refusing...
Chinese bike-rental company Mobike has responded to reports of exaggerated user numbers. A Bloomberg article headlined “Meituan IPO fact-checks...
Last Thursday (Jul 5), the government announced that they had successfully named the third batch of Beijing's nameless roads since last August,...
While we may be getting excited about the benefits (re: blue skies) that the One Belt, One Road (OBOR) Summit (May 14-15) will bring us, we're all...
Just as a heads up, we've heard from the organizers of the Great Wall Music Festival that people going by private transport to the festival should...
Many Beijingers have found a temporary solution to the problem of finding taxis via the Didi Dache or Yaoyao Zhaoche apps available for various...
It was obvious from the first week of the Local Local Challenge that I needed some help. Throughout my time in Beijing I have been lucky enough to...