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We learned from Meituan that today Meituan launched the first official version of the “Wait for the Light to Stop the Watch” function for takeaway riders in Beijing. Road tests have already begun in the pilot area. Multiple riders have confirmed that the first batch of road tests has been completed. According to reports, in the first half of this year, the Meituan Distribution Safety Technology Team has carried out internal product tests on some roads in Beijing and built product prototypes to provide a model for pilot implementation across the country. Currently, it has taken the lead in carrying out pilot road tests on some roads in Beijing's Chaoyang District, Tongzhou District, and Economic and Technological Development Zone with access to traffic data. Red light times such as takeout riders in Beijing will gradually be calculated separately and postponed during delivery.
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We learned from Meituan that today Meituan launched the first official version of the “Wait for the Light to Stop the Watch” function for takeaway riders in Beijing. Road tests have already begun in the pilot area. Multiple riders have confirmed that the first batch of road tests has been completed. According to reports, in the first half of this year, the Meituan Distribution Safety Technology Team has carried out internal product tests on some roads in Beijing and built product prototypes to provide a model for pilot implementation across the country. Currently, it has taken the lead in carrying out pilot road tests on some roads in Beijing's Chaoyang District, Tongzhou District, and Economic and Technological Development Zone with access to traffic data. Red light times such as takeout riders in Beijing will gradually be calculated separately and postponed during delivery.
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