Is there a truck restriction on the Sutong Bridge on October 1st?
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Sutong Bridge will impose truck restrictions on October 1st. The restriction period is from 6:00 to 20:00 daily during the two days before and after the National Day holiday. Hazardous chemical transport vehicles are restricted throughout the entire holiday period. The main restricted sections include the Nanjing Second Bridge, Jiangyin Bridge, Sutong Bridge areas, and related road segments. The specific road conditions are as follows: 1. The Nanjing Second Bridge covers the section between Maqun Hub and Yongzhuang Hub on the G36 Ningluo Expressway, with a restricted distance of 23 kilometers; 2. The Jiangyin Bridge spans from Jiangyin South Interchange to Jingjiang South Interchange on the G2 Jinghu Expressway, with a restricted distance of 14 kilometers; 3. The Sutong Bridge extends from Sukuntai Hub to Dongbang Hub on the G15 Shenhai Expressway, with a restricted distance of 25 kilometers; 4. The G15W Changtai Expressway includes the section from Changshu East Interchange and the S5 Changjia Expressway from Bai Mao Interchange to the Zhuxing Interchange on the G15 Shenhai Expressway, with a restricted distance of 42 kilometers, totaling 67 kilometers for the two segments combined.
I'm a long-haul trucker who frequently travels back and forth on the Su-Tong Bridge. On major holidays like October 1st (National Day), the bridge often implements truck restrictions because traffic volume surges, and authorities limit trucks for safety. Last year on that day, I saw traffic police stopping trucks at the entrance myself—all trucks were diverted to the second ring road. I recommend checking real-time traffic conditions in advance via navigation apps like Gaode Maps or directly calling Jiangsu Traffic Hotline 96080 for inquiries. Don’t be like some drivers who forced their way through, got fined, and delayed their trips. Usually, pay attention to local public account notifications to avoid surprises and ensure on-time delivery. In short, thorough preparation is always good—don’t take unnecessary risks.
