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kuai technology reported on october 1 that the national day holiday has officially begun. large-scale migration of people has begun last night, and the fixed repertoire at this time of year is traffic jams, which sometimes even last for several hours.

there was a huge traffic jam on the beijing-harbin expressway last night.the traffic was so heavy that everyone turned off the lights in their cars and went to sleep., which means that the road ahead may have been cleared, but many people cannot notice it immediately in their dreams, and it will still affect traffic.

however, what people did not expect was that after the road ahead was cleared,traffic police use drones to alert sleeping tourists, some netizens photographed the scene at that time, and saw a drone with flashing police lights flying in the sky to remind that the road had been cleared.

it has to be said that it is indeed advancing with the times. this operation is simple and efficient, and it is easy to convey relevant information to the outside world and direct the driver who is resting in place to leave as soon as possible.

netizen: when you are stuck in a traffic jam, you lament, why is it that even though technology is so advanced, it still cannot solve traffic problems like traffic jams? when i saw the drone, i admired it. technology is really advanced.at least a "flight alarm clock"。

some netizens lamented the inevitable traffic jams on highways:the corolla that had been parked downstairs without moving for half a year disappeared this morning, and i knew something big was going to happen;smart people all get on the expressway in advance, but once they get on the expressway, they find that they are all smart people.

in fact, many people and experts have made suggestions to deal with holiday highway congestion. some people have suggested that the current toll-free highway policy on some statutory holidays should be changed.adjust to allow each vehicle to enjoy a fixed free passage period per year, making high-speed travel more flexible and free for the public.