Beijing Driving Guide

Author: Yang Xiaoyan, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Learn on your own with this one book; guide you through, making driving easy. Detailed city streets and alleys; complex overpass route diagrams, main entrances/exits for 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 areas and counties; tourist attractions in each district and county. This map not only has the characteristics of a general urban 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 corresponding map sheets to make driving feel like a breeze;
- Showing entrances/exits for the second, third, fourth, and fifth rings and indicating directions, marking overpasses on the ring roads;
- Using illustrations to show the quickest routes through complex sections;
- Reflecting one-way, no-entry, and no-turning restrictions, as well as corresponding time limits;
- Distinguishing between roadside parking lots, underground parking lots, and surface parking lots in multiple formats;
- Packed with illustrations, introducing traffic rules that motor vehicle drivers must master, plus practical car tips;
- Designed for car owners, featuring life tips like dining guides, building material shopping guides, etc.;
- Expanding the coverage of urban maps;
- Introducing self-driving routes to multiple scenic spots in the suburbs of Beijing, as well as details of highways leading out of the city.
This map not only has the characteristics of a general urban 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 corresponding map sheets to make driving feel like a breeze;
- Showing entrances/exits for the second, third, fourth, and fifth rings and indicating directions, marking overpasses on the ring roads;
- Using illustrations to show the quickest routes through complex sections;
- Reflecting one-way, no-entry, and no-turning restrictions, as well as corresponding time limits;
- Distinguishing between roadside parking lots, underground parking lots, and surface parking lots in multiple formats;
- Packed with illustrations, introducing traffic rules that motor vehicle drivers must master, plus practical car tips;
- Designed for car owners, featuring life tips like dining guides, building material shopping guides, etc.;
- Expanding the coverage of urban maps;
- Introducing self-driving routes to multiple scenic spots in the suburbs of Beijing, as well as details of highways leading out of the city.