140 Golden Dragon Buses Deployed to Support National Games

With the grand opening of China's 15th National Games on November 9, Xiamen Golden Dragon Bus Co.,Ltd. ("Golden Dragon Bus") has fully mobilized its service support operations in advance. A total of 140 buses have been deployed, providing a robust transportation guarantee for this premier national sporting event—the first ever jointly hosted by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao.

Customized Support On and Off the Field

Since the Games commenced, Golden Dragon Bus has efficiently executed a range of critical transport tasks—covering opening and closing ceremonies, multi-venue competition shuttles, and transit for referees and staff—serving all competition zones of the 15th National Games. The commuting network extends beyond the two main host cities, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, reaching 13 co-host cities including Zhuhai, Shantou, and Foshan. Services seamlessly connect over 30 competition venues and official accommodations, operating in sync with dedicated event traffic lanes.

In terms of fleet deployment, Guangzhou is operating 50 buses (22 pure electric and 28 conventional fuel vehicles), while Shenzhen has introduced 90 pure electric buses—demonstrating a strong commitment to green mobility aligned with the environmental vision of the Greater Bay Area Games.

Four-Dimensional Support with 24/7 Expert Assistance

To achieve the core goal of "zero accidents in vehicle operation, zero complaints in commuter services," Golden Dragon Bus established four specialized units: Command, Technical Support, Parts Supply, and On-Site Service. Together, they form an integrated support system spanning command, technology, parts, and field operations.

Under the leadership of Yan Chuncheng, the command team coordinates with the Games organizing committee and manages cross-regional resource deployment, holding daily review meetings to track key tasks. The Technical Support Group has designed specialized inspection checklists covering eight major systems including powertrain and braking, while also providing comprehensive emergency training for all drivers and maintenance personnel.

For parts assurance, critical components such as battery management systems and brake master cylinders are stocked at 150% of normal inventory levels, with an expedited intercity logistics channel ensuring emergency parts arrive on-site within four hours. Field teams stationed at four service centers—including Guangzhou Shibo Center and Shenzhen Xinhuan Yu—follow a "pre-dawn to post-dusk" duty schedule, with personnel assigned to specific zones and all members maintaining 24/7 communication readiness.

Prepared Ahead: Upholding Safety and Service Excellence

As early as November 5, Golden Dragon Bus completed full inspections and necessary repairs on all support vehicles. In response to Guangzhou's odd-even license plate traffic policy, the company also devised a flexible dispatching strategy.

During the Games, technical teams perform daily inspections of priority vehicles and submit status reports. A "resolve first, investigate later" approach is applied to unexpected failures, ensuring major technical issues are addressed within 24 hours.

A Proven Record in Major Event Support

From the 2008 Beijing Olympics to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Golden Dragon Bus has consistently delivered reliable support for China's premier national events. In serving the 15th National Games, the company has upheld the "Three Musts" principle:Maintain the highest level of vigilance,Ensure all-round support coverage,Deliver safe and superior service.

Through these dedicated efforts, Golden Dragon Bus continues to set the benchmark for "Chinese Bus Service Excellence," contributing steadfast and efficient transportation power to a "Passionate National Games, Vibrant Greater Bay Area."