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Most govt cars in Beijing to be banned during APEC meeting   

为保障APEC高官会 北京七成公车停驶16天

6日起至21日将在北京召开APEC会议第三次高官会,为保障会议期间空气质量良好和道路交通畅通,市政府决定,届时市各级党政机关和市属企事业单位的机动车全天停驶70%。[查看全文]
2014-08-06 14:02 Ecns.cn Web Editor: Mo Hong'e
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(ECNS) -- Seventy percent of government-owned cars in Beijing will be banned during the Third Senior Officials' Meeting of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) to be held from Aug 6 to 21, according to the Beijing News.

The move is an attempt to ensure good air quality and ease traffic flow during the period.

Reporters learned that 60 percent of all government cars will be banned from roads completely, while the rest must adhere to five-day number plate restrictions.

One government official said he and his colleagues had also received messages calling for decreased use of private cars.

Another city official said that no matter how it gets done, the two-week long restrictions will be upheld according to the law.

The informal APEC summit is to be held in November in Beijing.

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