Implementation Opinions: Credit System in Transport
Toward 2030: A robust transport credit framework.
On March 17, five government authorities—the Ministry of Transport, the National Development and Reform Commission, the National Railway Administration, the Civil Aviation Administration of China, and the State Post Bureau—jointly released the “Implementation Opinions on Improving the Credit System in the Transportation Industry.”
The document calls for expanding credit-based consumption scenarios such as car rentals, charter services, yacht and boat leasing, self-driving travel, e-commerce delivery, and low-altitude transport and logistics.
The first part outlines guiding principles for improving the transport credit system — lawfulness, innovation, collaborative governance, and pilot-driven progress. It calls for strengthening credit mechanisms, enhancing information platforms, and expanding application scenarios.
The measures are intended to establish a credit regulatory framework that coordinates central and local actions, enables cross-department oversight, supports proactive management, and facilitates targeted policies—supporting the development of a unified and open transport market and a modern integrated system.