In order to further strengthen the prevention and control of motor vehicle pollution in our city and continue to improve air quality, in accordance with the document requirements of the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government's "Opinions on Vigorously Promoting Compr

In order to further strengthen the prevention and control of motor vehicle pollution in our city and continue to improve air quality, in accordance with the document requirements of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government's "Opinions on Vigorously Promoting Comprehensive Control of Air Pollution", starting from November 1, 2018, our city will adopt restrictions on motor vehicles with National I and National II emission standards.

1. Restricted vehicles

Vehicles with national first and second emission standards registered in our city; vehicles with license plates from other places shall follow the same rules.

2. Restricted area

The main urban area of Handan city, namely: west of the East Ring Road (including this road), north of the South Ring Road (including this road), east of the West Ring Road (including this road), south of the North Ring Road (including this road) and East Ring Road in the main urban area Area to the east: east of the East Ring Road, north of Renmin Road (including this road), west of Qinhuang Street (including this road), and south of Hanlin Road (the section from the Leimatai roundabout to the west entrance of the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway Overpass, including this road; the section from the west entrance of the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway Overpass to Qinhuang Street, excluding this road).

3. Restricted travel time

Starting from November 1, 2018, travel will be restricted 24 hours a day (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and statutory holidays).

4. Punishment measures

The traffic police detachment has entered all National I and National II emission standard vehicles into the electronic police capture system, and will capture and punish vehicles with National I and National II emission standards that violate traffic restrictions, which is a fine of 100 yuan, without any points.

The Hebei Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government have formulated and issued the "Opinions on Strongly Promoting Comprehensive Control of Air Pollution" and 18 special implementation plans. Among them, the 13 major cities in Hebei Province are divided into three types of areas. The first type areas ( Baoding , Langfang , Shijiazhuang) will start from November 1, 2017. The second type areas ( Tangshan , Cang Starting from November 1, 2018, the three types of areas (Zhangjiakou, Hengshui, Xingtai, Handan, Dingzhou, and Xinji) will prohibit National I and National II standard vehicles from entering the main urban areas of each city starting from November 1, 2020, except for holidays.

The Handan City Atmospheric Affairs Office has formulated and issued the "Handan City 2018 Comprehensive Air Pollution Control Work Plan", which stipulates that starting from November 1, 2018, except for holidays, National I and National II standard vehicles are prohibited from entering the main urban area.

The necessity of restricting the use of National I and National II emission standard vehicles

The pollution emission problem of old cars is particularly prominent. According to comprehensive calculations, under the same driving mileage conditions, the emissions of a National I standard light-duty gasoline vehicle are equivalent to more than six National V-standard light gasoline vehicles; the emissions of a National II-standard light gasoline vehicle are equivalent to the emissions of three National V-standard light gasoline vehicles.

So how to determine which country your car is from?

Look below

Vehicle emission standard query method

1

Screen by date

National First	National Second	National Third	Remarks
Light Gasoline car	Category 1	July 1, 2000	July 1, 2005	July 1, 2008 (The first category with OBD: July 1, 2009)
The second category	October 1, 2001	July 1, 2006
Light Diesel vehicle	Class 1	July 1, 2000	July 1, 2005	Class M: July 1, 2008 Category N: July 1, 2009
Category 2	October 1, 2001	July 1, 2006
Heavy gasoline vehicle	July 1, 2003	September 1, 2004	July 1, 2010
Heavy gas vehicle	September 1, 2003	September 1, 2004	July 1, 2008
Note: Light vehicles refer to M1, M2 and N1 category vehicles with a maximum total mass not exceeding 3.5t; Category 1 vehicles: M1 category vehicles with a design number of no more than 6 passengers (including the driver) and a maximum total mass of ≤ 2.5t; Category 2 vehicles: all other light vehicles except Category 1.

2

Website query

For vehicles between China II and China III, if the screening by date is unclear, you can log in to the "Motor Vehicle Environmental Protection Network" and click "Inquiry on Models Manufactured and Imported Before 2017" in the "Public Inquiry Platform". Enter the letter code of the "brand model" of the motor vehicle driving license in the "Enter Fuzzy Conditions" to query the vehicle emission standards.

Let’s take a look at the traffic restrictions in other regions

Restrictions on vehicles with National One and National Two emission standards in other regions

. Beijing: On working days starting from February 15, 2017, light gasoline vehicles with National One and National Two emission standards are prohibited from entering Beijing’s Fifth Ring Road (exclusive).

. Tianjin: Starting from January 1, 2018, light-duty gasoline vehicles with high emission (original National I and II standards) license plates in this city and other places are prohibited from operating on roads within the outer ring road (including the outer ring road) on working days (except for those who work on Saturdays and Sundays due to statutory holidays).

. Shijiazhuang: Starting from November 1, 2017, vehicles with National I and National II emission standards are prohibited from driving on roads in the main urban area of ​​the city (i.e. the area enclosed within the Third Ring Road (inclusive) and Gucheng Road (inclusive)) 24 hours a day (except legal holidays and Saturdays and Sundays).

review: Bi Jinshan

editor: Miao Shanshan