Corporate News

The 2026 National Day holiday will run from Thursday, October 1 to Wednesday, October 7. During the holiday, travel demand for family visits and leisure trips will overlap, and metro lines operated by BJMTR are expected to see a rise in passenger flow.

During the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival holiday (September 25 to 27), lines operated by BJMTR carried a total of 4.946 million passengers. Among them, Line 4-Daxing recorded a ridership of 2.074 million; Line 14 recorded a ridership of 1.541 million; Line 16 recorded a ridership of 0.607 million; and Line 17 recorded a ridership of 0.724 million.

The 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival holiday will run from Friday, September 25 to Sunday, September 27. As the short holiday approaches, lines operated by BJMTR are expected to see a surge in passenger flow for travel and shopping.

Are you the type who keeps your head down browsing your phone during the daily metro commute, or do you seize the moment to "recharge" your body? To encourage the public to prioritize their physical and mental health during fragmented travel time, BJMTR, together with the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport, the Beijing Municipal Health Commission and the Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention, officially launched the "Together for Health — M Metro · Health" campaign at Taiyanggong Station on Line 17, coinciding with the National Healthy Lifestyle Promotion Month in September.

The 2026 summer travel season ran from July 1 to August 31, lasting 62 days. During this period, BJMTR organized meticulously and made thorough arrangements, from train operation organization and passenger service to equipment maintenance, ensuring passengers enjoyed safe and smooth journeys throughout the 62-day period with round-the-clock dedication.

To help teenagers deepen their understanding of metro knowledge and spark their curiosity in rail transit-related engineering and technology, BJMTR recently joined hands with communities along Lines 17, 14 and Daxing Line to deliver three metro STEAM courses themed around escalators.