| Content | The road is the key that connects people's lives closely and provides people with a convenient life, but it also has an impact on nature.
In the past, our economy was taking off, and the safety of pedestrians was given priority when the highway crossed the natural slope. It was based on this concept when the Provincial Highway Line 3 63K was widened, and a retaining wall was set up on the south side to protect the highway, which affected the highway. visual landscape. With the change of time and space, people's requirements for road landscape have increased. the Hsinchu Public Works Duan of Maintenance Engineering Division, District 1, Directorate General of Highways, Ministry of Communications actively adhered to the concept of landscape first, and actively initiated a demolition plan for the slopes that no longer need retaining walls due to changes in landforms.
Trees and turf have been replanted in the area that has been restored to the gap, and drainage has been carried out in the form of natural grass ditches, creating an environment where animals can live again, and providing a pleasing landscape for passers-by. the Maintenance Engineering Division, District 1 will continue to uphold the spirit of symbiosis between man and nature, and continue to create gaps and give back to nature.
If you pass by Provincial Highway Line 3 63K, you may wish to take a look at the natural landscape. In addition, please listen to the radio at any time for relevant road driving information, and pay attention to the traffic control and information displayed on the CMS. To inquire about the latest road conditions, the public can use the provincial highway real-time traffic information website of the General Administration of Highways (http://168.thb.gov.tw), or call 02-86875114 or the toll-free number 0800-231-035 of the road users Service Center of the General Administration of Highways.
Organizer: the Hsinchu Public Works Duan
Press contact: Fan Shujuan, Chief Duan of the Hsinchu Public Works Duan
Traffic query telephone: 03-5231177 |