A state where people and vehicles move safely without danger; road safety

Ministry of Transport (PRC) or Ministry of Transportation and Communications (ROC); the government department responsible for national transportation and communications infrastructure and services

means of transportation; vehicle; collective term for cars, boats, planes, and other tools used for transport

One of the largest commercial banks in China; also known as BoCom.

Measures taken by authorities to restrict or direct traffic flow to ensure safety and order; often used for temporary events or emergencies.

A major research university in Shanghai, China

costs or expenses related to travel and transportation

Xi'an Jiaotong University (XJTU); a prominent public research university in Xi'an, China

A general term for any transportation route, including roads, railways, shipping lanes, and air routes.

Police officers responsible for directing traffic and maintaining road safety; often shortened to [[交警|交警|jiao1 jing3]].

The government official in charge of the department of transportation or communications.

a network of communication or transportation lines

The number of vehicles or pedestrians passing a certain point on a road within a given period of time; often used as an abbreviation for [[交通流量|交通流量|jiao1 tong1 liu2 liang4]].

The police officer or unit responsible for directing traffic and handling road accidents

A commuter or special bus service operated by a company, school, or organization for the use of its staff or students; also used for official business travel.

A person responsible for communications and liaison work, particularly referring to underground couriers or messengers during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the Chinese Civil War.

Military trench used for communication and movement between different positions on a battlefield; also called [[交通沟|交通溝|jiao1 tong1 gou1]]

China Communications and Transportation Association (CCTA)

a raised platform or marked area in the middle of a road used to manage traffic, such as a traffic-control stand for police or a safety island for pedestrians

Southwest Jiaotong University; a public university in Chengdu, Sichuan, China

A state where road or rail transportation comes to a complete standstill due to roadwork, accidents, or heavy congestion.

The use of different heights to separate road or rail traffic so that they do not intersect, as in an overpass or interchange.

traffic management bureau; department of transport

The crime of violating transportation regulations and causing a serious accident resulting in death, severe injury, or significant property damage.

traffic rules; rules of the road; regulations established by the government to manage movement on roads

The work of guarding and managing road traffic to ensure safety and order.

transportation; transport and shipping

The Ministry of Transport (MOT) of the People's Republic of China

traffic cone; road cone; a cone-shaped obstacle used to temporarily divide roads or provide warnings

traffic jam; traffic congestion; road block

The time period during the day when traffic is at its heaviest.

public transportation; mass transit systems like buses and subways used by the general public

Vehicle Management Office of the Public Security Bureau Traffic Management Bureau, equivalent to a local Department of Motor Vehicles

major research university in Taiwan, now merged into National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University

Urban public transportation system using vehicles running on tracks, including subway, light rail, and trams. Systems can be built on the surface, underground, or on elevated tracks.

to obstruct the flow of traffic; to block the road

mandatory liability insurance for traffic accidents involving motor vehicles in mainland China

transportation services or infrastructure involving both land and water routes

The system or process of managing and directing aircraft in flight and on the ground to ensure safety

a person responsible for directing the movement of aircraft in a specific area

Urban public transportation systems using vehicles on fixed tracks, including subway, light rail, and maglev trains.

light rail or transit system; a transit network consisting of streetcars, metro, or elevated trains

A major Chinese state-owned engineering and construction company

volunteer traffic police force assisting regular law enforcement in managing traffic and road safety

volunteer traffic police force members who assist regular officers in directing traffic and managing road safety

traffic or road accident involving vehicles such as cars, boats, or airplanes; now most commonly used for accidents on land

a collective term for visual, electrical, auditory, or hand signals and signs used to control and manage road traffic

a set of red, amber, and green lights used to control the movement of vehicles and pedestrians at road junctions

A person who assists traffic police in maintaining traffic order and managing road safety