A September 28 municipal notice says holiday volunteer desks are operating at Jingdong, Jingnan, Jingxi and Jingbei expressway exits, offering route directions, tourism information and drinking-water assistance to arriving drivers.
What the four desks can help with
The official notice places desks at the Jingdong, Jingnan, Jingxi and Jingbei expressway exits, mainly for route directions into the city, tourism consultation and drinking-water assistance. A first-time driver may ask for the general route to a hotel, public car park or major attraction after stopping safely and following on-site directions.
The source does not publish guaranteed coordinates for each desk, round-the-clock hours or foreign-language service. Do not treat it as a permanent visitor center, repair shop or emergency-rescue station. If no desk is operating, use official expressway, traffic, hotel and attraction channels.
Give complete information when asking
Prepare the full Chinese destination name, hotel phone, vehicle plate and estimated arrival. Distinguish Taoyangli, Taoxichuan, Sanbao, Ancient Kiln and rural destinations. For similar attraction names or multiple entrances, ask for the official navigation keyword and suggested parking area; never request a stop on a ramp, shoulder or prohibited zone.
Holiday traffic management changes. Volunteers assist, while road signs, police directions and closures take priority. If navigation conflicts with the scene, do not reverse or drive against traffic; use the next safe exit or parking area to reroute.
Long-distance drivers still need vehicle and return checks
Before downtown, check fuel or charge, tires, wipers and driver condition. Rest at a proper service area when tired rather than treating a volunteer water desk as continuous resupply. Before Yaoli, Gaoling or rural Fuliang, separately verify weather, mountain roads, charging and return time.
Do not leave passports, cash or valuable ceramics in the vehicle. Use the correct emergency and road-service channels for medical needs, accidents or breakdowns; volunteer help does not replace police, ambulance or expressway rescue.