The traffic police called on citizens to avoid roads near the exam sites this week. If exam takers require emergency assistance due to traffic congestion, they can call the Luohu traffic police for help. [sznews.com]

On Tuesday morning, Luohu’s traffic police dispatched a policeman to escort a student who was stuck in traffic to his national college entrance exam venue on time.

At 8:20 am, Luohu’s Sungang traffic-police squad received a report that an exam-taker in a private car heading to his exam site at Cuiyuan Middle School was stranded in a traffic jam, and the student had called for help. The exam was to begin at 9 am.

The closest policeman was dispatched to transport the student to the school by motorcycle. The whole trip took about two minutes.

The traffic police called on citizens to avoid roads near the exam sites this week. If exam takers require emergency assistance due to traffic congestion, they can call the Luohu traffic police for help. [sznews.com]

The annual Gaokao, a national college entrance exam, began on Tuesday this year and will last for about four days across the country. It was postponed by one month due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

To minimize traffic’s influence on the exam, the traffic police of Luohu sent 94 policemen to escort exam-takers who were in areas near five exam sites, conducted temporary traffic control, and opened “green channels” and temporary parking spots for vehicles related to the exam.

The traffic police called on citizens to avoid roads near the exam sites this week. If exam takers require emergency assistance due to traffic congestion, they can call the Luohu traffic police for help. The number is 83333333.