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Today is the third day of the Qingming Festival holiday, and there is a surge of northbound traffic on the expressways, with the situation on National Highway 5 being the most severe, where the speed from Yilan to Pinglin is only 13 kilometers per hour. According to real-time traffic conditions, the speed from Yilan to Toucheng is below 20 kilometers per hour, while from Toucheng to Pinglin it is 41 kilometers per hour. On certain sections of National Highways 1 and 3, speeds are also below 40 kilometers per hour. The Highway Administration reminds drivers that there may be rain in the afternoon in central and northern regions, and advises them to maintain a safe following distance, drive cautiously, and avoid frequent lane changes.

Today is the third day of the Tomb-Sweeping Festival holiday, and there has been a surge of northbound traffic on the highway in the afternoon, with the situation on National Highway 5 being the most severe, where 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 traffic speed from Yilan to Toucheng showed speeds below 20 kilometers per hour, specifically at 13 kilometers, while the traffic between Toucheng and Pinglin is also very dense, with a speed of 41 kilometers per hour.

Meanwhile, there are several sections of the highway where the speed is below 40 kilometers per hour, including the section from the Hukou Service Area to Hukou on National Highway 1 northbound, the system section from Fengyuan to Taichung, and the Hsinchu system to Baoshan section on National Highway 3.

According to the weather forecast from the Central Weather Bureau, it is expected to rain in the areas north of central Taiwan this afternoon, which suggests that more sections will be affected, leading to traffic congestion. Drivers are reminded to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead when it rains, drive carefully, and try to avoid changing lanes.