New Year's Eve traffic restrictions in Shanghai

To ensure road traffic safety on the New Year's Eve, Shanghai will implement temporary traffic control measures on selected roads from Dec 31, 2025, to Jan 1, 2026.

Shanghai embraces paperless travel

Shanghai's transportation network has undergone a quiet digital transformation in recent years, adopting paperless systems that make travel far more convenient.

Q&A on China's new safety standard for electric bicycles

The latest national safety standard for electric bicycles fully took effect on Dec 1 after a three-month transition period, with compliant models entering the market.

A guide to Shanghai's all-in-one transport app

With the SH MaaS mini program inside Easy Go — an all-in-one digital hub for international visitors — you can access everything in one place: metro, buses, ferries, taxis, and even smart parking.

Hongqiao Railway Station rolls out English navigation service

Great news for international travelers! Shanghai has upgraded its transport services with the launch of an English navigation service at Hongqiao Railway Station.

Shanghai Metro expands use of QR code ticket

The Shanghai Metro has begun expanding its pilot program for new automated ticket vending machines that dispense paper QR code single-journey tickets.

City unveils new passes to help inbound, senior travelers

Shanghai Jiushi Group, the operator of Shanghai's public transportation card, has introduced two new products aimed at making travel easier for inbound tourists and elderly visitors.

One card, two cities: Shanghai and HK unify transit payments

Shanghai and Hong Kong have officially integrated their public transportation payment systems, allowing seamless travel across the two cities.

MaaS unveils guide videos for navigating airports

The city's "Mobility as a Service" (SH MaaS) platform, or Suishenxing, has released English versions of guide videos for three terminals at its two airports.

New ticket packages offer more discounts for rail commuters

China Railway Shanghai Group has unveiled 11 new ticket packages across five major railway lines in the Yangtze River Delta region, aiming to enhance travel flexibility and save money for passengers.