How to use People's Bus
Recently, the "People's Bus" service launched in many places across the country has become a hot topic, and this transportation measure to benefit the people has triggered extensive discussions on social media. This article will combine the hot content of the past 10 days and use structured data to analyze the practical application of "Renmin Bus" for you from the perspective of usage, coverage, user feedback, etc.
1. Coverage and operation data of People’s Bus
According to public statistics, there are currently 15 cities across the country piloting the "People's Bus" service, mainly covering small and medium-sized cities and the urban-rural interface. The following is a comparison of operations in some cities:
| city | Number of lines opened | Average daily passenger flow | Ticket price (yuan) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linyi, Shandong | 12 items | 12,000 people | 1-3 |
| Handan, Hebei | 8 items | 08,000 people | free |
| Mianyang, Sichuan | 5 items | 0.5 million visitors | 2 |
2. How to use People’s Bus?
1.Line inquiry: Check the route map and arrival time in real time through the local transportation APP or WeChat applet. 2.Payment method:Supports scan QR code payment, bus card and cash (in some cities). 3.special services: Senior citizens and people with disabilities can reserve barrier-free vehicles.
3. Hot discussion: What problems has the People’s Bus solved?
Analysis of high-frequency words on social media in the past 10 days shows that the three major advantages that people are most concerned about are:
| keywords | Mentions (times) | Typical feedback |
|---|---|---|
| Fare discount | 18,000 | “Commuting costs reduced by 40%” |
| Coverage blind spots | 12,000 | “Finally reached our village” |
| Environmentally friendly | 09,000 | “Electric Buses Zero Emissions” |
4. Existing controversies and improvement directions
Despite its popularity, 20% of responses mentioned“Long intervals between shifts”and“crowded during peak hours”. Some cities have planned to increase vehicle deployment. For example, Linyi City announced that it will add 50 new energy buses in 2024.
5. Future Outlook
The Ministry of Transport stated that it will further expand the scope of the pilot before the end of 2024, and explore the "dynamic demand response" model to flexibly adjust routes through big data. This innovative attempt may become a new benchmark for inclusive transportation in China.
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