The list of cities that have lifted the ban on pickup trucks includes Shantou, Qingyuan and Zhuhai.

From the second half of 2022, pickup trucks will be lifted on a large scale in the Pearl River Delta region and the Yangtze River Delta region. Shenzhen, Dongguan, Wenzhou, Taizhou and other cities, as well as Jiangsu, Anhui and other provinces have issued documents to liberalize the restrictions on pickup trucks entering the city, and the territory of pickup trucks is constantly expanding. According to the statistics of China Automobile Association, as of June 65438+1October 65438+May, pickup trucks were banned in 286 cities across the country. Looking at 337 cities above the prefecture level, the number of cities banned now accounts for 85. 12%.

The degree of lifting the ban is thorough. Most cities manage pickup trucks as buses, and the right of way is the same as that of buses. The lifting of the ban area has developed from a point city to a lifting of the ban, such as the lifting of the ban in Anhui Province. The level of cities that have lifted the ban has risen. The main cities that lifted the ban this round are Shenzhen, Ning and An.

Pickup lifted the ban

In 2023, the pickup truck is expected to be completely lifted, and it is no longer a dream to drive freely into the city. Now more than 600 cities can drive pickup trucks for free. In order to stimulate the vitality of the pickup market, I believe that new pickup inspection regulations will be introduced this year. The annual inspection frequency of this multi-purpose truck will no longer be once every ten years, but twice a year after ten years, and it should be once every two, four, six and eight years.

Ordinary passenger cars can only get on the expressway for free on four legal holidays, and they can get on the expressway for free on 20 days a year. But as a truck, as long as the goods to be transported are well planned, pickup trucks can take high-speed roads for free 365 days a year. At present, most pickup trucks are still used as tool vehicles, and the proportion of diesel-powered pickup trucks exceeding 80% can be confirmed.