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Today is the third day of the Qingming Festival holiday. A surge of traffic returning to the north has been reported on the national highways, especially on National Freeway 5, which is the most congested. The speed from Yilan to Pinglin is only 13 kilometers per hour. According to real-time traffic conditions from the Highway Administration, the speed on the Yilan to Toucheng section is below 20 kilometers per hour, and there is heavy traffic from Toucheng to Pinglin, with a speed of about 41 kilometers per hour. Additionally, there are several sections on the freeway where speeds are below 40 kilometers per hour. Due to weather forecasts predicting possible rain in the afternoon, drivers are reminded to pay attention to driving safety, maintain a greater following distance, and avoid changing lanes.

Today is the third day of the Qingming Festival holiday, and the highways once again see a surge of returning traffic in the afternoon, with National Freeway No. 5 experiencing the worst congestion. The speed from Yilan to Pinglin is only 13 kilometers per hour. According to the real-time traffic information from the Highway Bureau at 12:40 PM, the segment from Yilan to Toucheng has a speed of less than 20 kilometers per hour, marked in purple, with a speed of only 13 kilometers, while the traffic volume from Toucheng to Pinglin is also quite large, with a speed of 41 kilometers.

At the same time, there are several segments on the highway where the speed is below 40 kilometers per hour, including the section from the Hukou Service Area to Hukou on National Freeway No. 1 northbound, the system from Fengyuan to Taichung, and the segment from Hsinchu System to Baoshan on National Freeway No. 3. The Highway Bureau indicates that according to the weather forecast from the Central Meteorological Bureau, rain is expected in central and northern areas in the afternoon, which may lead to more congested routes. Drivers are reminded that in case of rainy weather, they should maintain a safe following distance, drive cautiously, and try to avoid changing lanes.