[读新闻，学英语]近日迎来北京交通拥堵高峰

9月6日是抗日战争胜利70周年假期的第一个工作日，接下来将迎来中小学开学的日子，预计接下来几天将出现严重的交通堵塞现象，下面是小编为大家整理的关于消息的英文报道，赶紧来看看吧。

Beijing will see severe traffic congestion on Sept 6, the first working day after the parade holiday and without vehicle restrictions, and Sept 7, the opening day for primary and middle schools, the Beijing News, citing the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport, reported.
The Beijing transport authority predicted that the traffic performance index in the morning and evening rush hours on Sept 6 will exceed 9.2, which means a running speed below 20 kilometers per hour on most roads in the city, especially around school areas.
As the increasing number of outbound Beijing residents return after summer vacation, areas around railway stations and airports will also experience traffic jams.
To lessen traffic pressure, the Beijing Public Transport Co will add 3,400 buses a day and make special bus arrangements during the prolonged morning and evening rush hours, beginning Sept 7.
More frequent departing buses will start at 6:30 am instead of the usual 7 am during morning peak hours and end at 7:30 pm from the regular 7 pm during the evening peak. Shuttle buses and through buses also will be provided in heavy traffic areas.
People are advised to avoid congested areas and choose public transport.
Commuters in Beijing spent on average 32 minutes per hour in traffic jams while traveling during rush hours, said a report released on Tuesday by AutoNavi Software Co, a mobile web-mapping service provider.
Workers’ Stadium North Road, adjacent to Taikoo Li Sanlitun, the capital’s busy entertainment zone, was ranked as the country’s most congested road at night, with accumulated jams totaling 162 hours from April to July, the quarterly report said.
Beijing’s West Second Ring Road was ranked as the most severely congested during the daytime, with drivers experiencing congestion for eight hours per day in the second quarter, the report said.
以上是小编整理的关于最近几天北京交通的最新情况，希望大家在阅读新闻报道中，既了解了时事，又提高了英语阅读水平。
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