Solutions for Purchasing train tickets.

Solutions for Purchasing train tickets. Date:

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Some people say that it is difficult to separate provinces for the Chinese New Year to solve the problem of ticket buying. Haha, half of Hunan workers in a factory, half of Sichuan workers, and Sichuan workers have gone back to the Chinese New Year. Are Hunan workers still unable to work?

Some people say that real-name authentication is required. At the beginning, it seems that the problem can be solved, but in fact it cannot.

First, real-name technology. No doubt it is an ID card. How can I limit it? Only one ID card can be restricted. You can only buy several tickets in one place each day. However, scalpers borrow dozens or even 20 ID cards to buy tickets every day. Can you stop them?

Second, even real-name technology can be implemented. However, this does not solve the fundamental problem. During the Spring Festival, it was difficult to buy tickets. The root cause was not scalpers, but the ticket source was originally unsuccessful. Although scalpers took the tickets, scalpers took the tickets, in the end, it was sold to the buyer, but the price was higher, but the number of tickets was not small, so it did not affect the relationship between supply and demand.
Therefore, to completely solve the problem of purchasing tickets, we must solve the supply-demand relationship.

Solution,
1. Increase the railway transportation volume, but it seems unrealistic because the transportation volume in the off-season and peak season of the train is too different, at ordinary times, there were 10 people in a car's skin. When we arrived at the Spring Festival, we could tell the truth, but they couldn't squeeze in. So whether or not to build several more railways to solve the traffic volume in the past few days remains to be discussed.
2. shunting. The current transportation means are too simple. Although there are highways and planes, the price is too high. The solution is to reduce the cost of roads and airplanes. The plane is getting cheaper and cheaper, just flying-blocks to Beijing in Shanghai. Many people I know have begun to consider flying home for the New Year.
The road is the crux of the problem. Let's see, during the Spring Festival, how many people parked their private cars in the garage and ran to the queue to buy tickets?
Imagine how much will the cost of long-distance passenger transportation be reduced from Lunar December to the end of lunar January without any toll? How many private cars will be added to the Spring Festival?