Beijing Driving Guide

Author: Yang Xiaoyan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: With this book in hand, learn independently; guide you through, make driving easy. Detailed urban streets and alleys; complex overpass route diagrams, main entrances/exits of the second, third, fourth, and fifth rings; new urban traffic control regulations; gas stations, parking lots, vehicle inspection stations; detailed highway networks and distances in suburban counties; tourist attractions in each district. This map not only has the characteristics of a general city traffic map but also features:
- Using hundreds of remote sensing images to supplement and update the geographical base map in detail.
- Using enlargements to represent complex overpasses, with arrows indicating driving directions marked on the bridges, and placed on the corresponding map pages, making drivers feel like they are driving with ease.
- Showing the entrances/exits of the second, third, fourth, and fifth rings and indicating their directions, marking overpasses on the ring roads.
- Using illustrations to show convenient routes through complex sections.
- Reflecting not only one-way, no-entry, and no-turning restrictions but also marking corresponding time limits.
- Distinguishing between roadside parking lots, underground parking lots, and ground-level parking lots in multiple formats.
- Providing a visually engaging introduction to traffic rules that motor vehicle drivers must master, along with practical car tips.
- Including life tips like dining and building material shopping sections, carefully designed for car owners.
- Expanding the urban map coverage.
- Introducing self-driving routes to multiple suburban scenic spots and details of exit highways from the city.
This book provides detailed information on urban streets and alleys; complex overpass route diagrams; main entrances/exits of the second, third, fourth, and fifth rings; new urban traffic control regulations; gas stations, parking lots, vehicle inspection stations; detailed highway networks and distances in suburban counties; tourist attractions in each district, and more.