Is the foreign car in Beichen District of Tianjin limited to the morning and evening rush hours?

Jin Yao Beichen District passenger cars are not restricted in the morning and evening rush hours, only on the same day. Large trucks are prohibited from passing within the outer ring without a pass in the morning and evening rush hours.

Beichen District is a municipal district under the jurisdiction of Tianjin. Beichen is one of the four districts around Tianjin, located in the northern part of the central city, formerly known as the northern suburb. The total area of the jurisdiction is 478.48 square kilometers.

Beichen was a retreat at sea in ancient times. From Jinyuan to Ming and Qing dynasties, it runs through the North Canal waterway and the land Jinghua Avenue. It is the traffic artery for transporting grain from the south to the north and goods from the north to the south, and is known as the royal granary.

From 20 19 to 12, it became a pilot unit for the construction of the national rural governance system. 20201October 20th 10 was selected as a national model city (county) with double support.

In 2020, the gross domestic product of the whole region was 62,465.438 billion yuan, calculated at comparable prices, an increase of 4.9% over the previous year.

Terrain:

Beichen District is located in the northeast of the Neocathaysian North China subsidence zone, and its secondary structures are the northern segment of Cangxian Uplift and the northeast of Jizhong Depression. The main faults in the area and adjacent areas are: Tianjin North Fault, which is located in the east of the area, passes through the east dike head, strikes northeast and tends to northwest, with a length of more than 40 kilometers, and is an active fault.

The fault was active during the 1976 Tangshan earthquake. Hangou fault is located in the north-central part of this area. According to the visual interpretation of the multispectral scanning imaging of the second data satellite in the United States in 198 1 year, the Fangsheng-Beicang (Hangou) fault shows anti-torsion movement.