“Convenience is key.” That is what the city planners thought when they approved the Shenzhen Salt Tian Highway. It connects the city center to the east. Part of that plan included the \u571f\u6d0b\u6536\u8d39\u7ad9.
The \u571f\u6d0b\u6536\u8d39\u7ad9 is in Shenzhen’s Longgang District. It serves as a crucial toll station on the highway. The station has two entry lanes and two exit lanes.
But why is \u571f\u6d0b\u6536\u8d39\u7ad9 so important? It provides the most convenient access to the highway for vehicles coming from the nearby Petrochemical Park and the \u571f\u6d0b community. This helps people get where they need to go faster.
Consider the community around \u571f\u6d0b. The area is experiencing rapid development. A new subway station is planned. This will improve transportation for residents. The new station is part of Shenzhen Metro Line 32. The line aims to connect the city center with various districts.
Planners expect the area to grow. They predict about 24000 daily trips will originate from \u571f\u6d0b. Currently, just one road serves as the main access point. It is a two-lane road called Shenkui Road. The new subway station should help ease traffic. It will also connect the community to cultural and tourist spots. This includes the old headquarters of the Dongjiang Column.
The goal is to create a unique seaside leisure tourism area. The planned “Industry Upside Down” project will bring more jobs to the region. These projects rely on convenient transportation. \u571f\u6d0b\u6536\u8d39\u7ad9 and the future Metro Line 32 station are vital.
In 2019, the opening of Tankeng Toll Station changed things. Before that, the road was smooth. The new station led to congestion. At one point, drivers spent 50 minutes to travel less than two kilometers.
Even with occasional traffic issues, \u571f\u6d0b\u6536\u8d39\u7ad9 remains essential. It keeps Shenzhen connected. It supports local development.
The \u571f\u6d0b\u6536\u8d39\u7ad9 facilitates travel. It supports the growth of the surrounding areas. Next time you pass through, remember its role. It is a small part of Shenzhen’s bigger story.