Shandong plans to invest 184.2 billion yuan in comprehensive transportation construction this year. By the end of 2020, shandong will have 283,000 kilometers of highways and 7,000 kilometers of railways open to traffic.
In 2019, shandong completed 175 billion yuan of investment in transportation infrastructure, making a significant contribution to economic and social development, according to changjiang cheng of the shandong provincial department of transportation. Among them, shandong has invested a total of 37.5 billion yuan in railway construction, and high-speed railways in shandong province have completed circular operation, with the length of high-speed railways reaching 1987km. A total of 112.1 billion yuan has been invested in shandong's highway construction. Nine expressways, including jiqing expressway and juye highway to shan county, have been completed and opened to traffic, with a total length of 6,447 kilometers. County to county highway ” .

The main target of shandong's transportation development in 2020 is to invest 184.2 billion yuan in comprehensive transportation construction, including 92.2 billion yuan in highway construction, 38.3 billion yuan in railway construction, 10.7 billion yuan in port and waterway construction, 7.4 billion yuan in airport construction, 3 billion yuan in station construction, and 32.6 billion yuan in urban rail transit construction. By the end of 2020, shandong will have 7,400 kilometers of expressways open to traffic, 2,110 kilometers of high-speed railways open to traffic, and 7 new 10,000-ton berths in coastal ports.

Jiang said shandong will also do a good job in energy conservation, emission reduction and environmental protection, actively promote new green transportation technologies, new materials, new technologies and new equipment, and develop green transportation cities, roads, ports and waterways. Promoting the use of new and clean energy vehicles and phasing out the use of state 3 operating trucks; We will strengthen the prevention and control of pollution at ports and wharfs, promote the renovation of port quays for shore power, and equip and use inland waterway vessels with anti-pollution facilities and equipment, so as to ensure that more than 50% of specialized berths at major coastal ports have the capacity to supply shore power to vessels by the end of the year.