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(1) The Ministry of Transport and the All-China Federation of Trade Unions have jointly launched the "Driver's Home" Standardization and Standardization Promotion Action to further promote the standardization and standardization of "Driver's Home" in highway service areas. The goal is to improve service quality and coverage, and to create a better resting environment for long-distance truck drivers.
(2) The action aims to have more than 1000 standardized and standardized "Driver's Home" in highway service areas across the country by April 2026. The main tasks include expanding coverage, promoting standardization, providing standardized services, ensuring safety and security, conducting caring and supporting activities, and strengthening online promotion and application.
(3) To achieve the goal, the provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities, highway transportation departments, and trade unions are required to take the following actions:
(4) 1. Expand coverage: Prioritize the construction of "Driver's Home" in highway service areas with a daily traffic volume of over 300 vehicles, and ensure that "Driver's Home" are spaced at least 200 kilometers apart. Focus on building "Driver's Home" along major logistics routes and integrate existing service facilities to achieve resource sharing and complementarity.
(5) 2. Promote standardization: Plan the functional areas of "Driver's Home" according to the principle of concentration and convenience, and set up basic facilities such as restrooms, dining areas, hot water, showers, laundry, and parking spaces. Install basic service facilities such as chairs, water dispensers, washing machines, microwave ovens, and shower heaters, as well as demonstration terminals for the "Driver's Home" app.
(6) 3. Promote standardized services: Provide free basic services such as rest, hot water, food heating, showers, and laundry to truck drivers, and offer preferential meals according to the drivers' consumption level. Provide convenient services such as convenience stores, fueling and charging, vehicle maintenance, emergency rescue, and government services. Set up guidance signs and supervision displays in the service area, and publicize service commitments, service contents, service prices, and supervision phone numbers.
(7) 4. Ensure safety and security: Strengthen security patrols in the parking area, improve lighting and video surveillance facilities, and ensure the safety of fuel and goods. Encourage the promotion of various forms of insurance services such as "driver's worry-free" and advance payment.
(8) 5. Conduct caring and supporting activities: Use "Driver's Home" to provide warm services and health checks to truck drivers, and explore new modes and methods for truck drivers to join the trade union. Promote the construction of "Driver's Home" with grassroots party and mass service stations, and conduct policy propaganda, legal aid, and psychological counseling activities.
(9) 6. Strengthen online promotion and application: Organize the "Driver's Home" operating units to report and dynamically update location information, service functions, and service prices on the "Driver's Home" mini-program, and share information with the "Driver's Home" app, the highway service area information statistics reporting website, and other platforms. Promote services through the "Driver's Home" mini-program, the "Driver's Home" app, and other channels, and provide service evaluation functions and dynamic push services to truck drivers.
(10) The Ministry of Transport and the All-China Federation of Trade Unions require provinces and autonomous regions to accelerate the construction and renovation of "Driver's Home" and submit their construction and renovation plans by June 30, 2025. They must also conduct regular inspections and evaluations of "Driver's Home" and report the results to the Ministry of Transport and the All-China Federation of Trade Unions.