Passengers taking buses to Beijing must check their ID cards

Passengers traveling to Beijing by bus should bring ID cards with them. The reporter learned from the Public Security Bureau of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau on the 2nd that all long-distance passenger terminals in the city have implemented measures to verify the identity of passengers arriving in Beijing. Passengers entering Beijing must check their ID cards. However, the police said that this measure has been implemented since the end of 2012 and it has not been recently implemented.

Long-distance station conducts identity verification for passengers coming to Beijing

On the morning of the 2nd, the Zhaogongkou long-distance bus terminal had posted relevant notices of “No on-the-street pick-up and drop-off” and “Check-in ID for visitors to Beijing”. "Trouble with the ID card ... ..." station exit, bus ** is carrying out identity verification for outbound passengers, some carrying large inconvenience to the ID card passengers, you need to report the ID number, public transport ** Identity card readers can quickly check passengers' personal information. According to a security officer, if there are passengers who are not looking right or have other suspicious signs, they will ask more questions for a passenger, such as where to come and what to do in Beijing.

On the 2nd, at the long-distance station of Liuliqiao, security personnel also verified the identity card for each passenger who got off the bus. The staff of the Public Security Bureau of Beijing Public Security Bureau swiped the ID card on the machine and displayed the passenger's identity information. . “When we encounter suspicious individuals, we will give feedback to the superiors in time. Now, passengers arriving in Beijing must go through this level before they can leave the station.”

At present, Liuliqiao, Zhaogongkou, Lianhuachi, Lize, Yongdingmen, Beijiao, Bawangfen, Mufuyuan, Xinfadi, Sihui and other long-distance bus terminals have implemented measures to verify passengers visiting Beijing.

Passengers entering Beijing may not enter the train without stopping halfway

It is understood that the Beijing Municipal Transportation Management Department has issued a notice to the overseas transport management department not to allow the station to stop halfway. The relevant person in charge of the Liuliqiao Long-distance Bus Station stated that passengers moving to Beijing may not get into the station halfway. However, in order to strengthen anti-terrorism, it is now strictly required that long-distance cars should enter the station and disembark at the station, and they should come to Beijing. Each passenger checked their ID card.

The relevant staff of the Public Security Bureau of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau introduced that in fact, the identification of people coming to Beijing is not a “new thing.” Since the end of 2012, Beijing’s long-distance bus stations have issued notifications and conducted an identification check on passengers arriving in Beijing. .