How can Wukesong go on the second ring road, Wukesong is in the several rings

1. Go east along Chang'an Avenue through Wanshou Road, Princess Tomb, Fuxing Gate, and go to the Second Ring Road;

2. Go south to the newly repaired Lianhuachi Road to the east, pass through Lianhua Bridge, West Railway Station, Tianning Temple, and go to the Second Ring Road;

3. Go north to Fushi Road to the east, pass through the Aerospace Bridge, Ganjiakou, Fucheng Gate, and go on the Second Ring Road.

From Wukesong all the way to the east, to the revival of the second ring road!

All the way to the east, at Fuxingmen is the Second Ring Road.

Go straight east and get on the second ring road at the Fuxing Gate!

Drive all the way east to Fuxingmen Bridge, you can go to the Second Ring Road, which is the fastest and closest road.

Of course, you can also go to the princess tomb to the north, to the space bridge and then to the east, to the Fuchengmen Bridge into the ring (generally not congested).

Hope it helps you and good luck!

The least mileage: go east on Chang'an Avenue to Fuxingmen, go to the Northwest Second Ring Road, go south first, and turn around from Xibianmen Bridge; Go to the South Second Ring Road, directly to the south; Go to the East Second Ring Road and continue east to Jianguomen;

The fastest: from Wukesong Metro to the south, to the Lianhuachi Road on the Shawo Bridge, to the east through the West Railway Station, to the Tianning Temple Bridge and then to the north, on the Northwest Second Ring Road; To the south, on the South 2nd Ring Road; Go to the East Second Ring Road, first go to Chang'an Street, and then continue east to Jianguomen;

No detour: From Wukesong Metro to the north, take Fushi Road to the east, through the Aerospace Bridge, to Fucheng Gate, to the West Second Ring Road, to the north, to the North Second Ring Road, to the south, to the South Second Ring Road, to the south to the West Bianmen U-turn Fuxing Gate to the east, to the East Second Ring Road.

Wukesong is in Beijing's West Fourth Ring Road.

Wukesong, the place name, is located in the west of the West Fourth Ring Road of Beijing, belonging to Haidian District, Beijing. It was originally the tomb of Shaoying, the Qing Governor. There are five ancient pine trees in the tomb, and the surrounding area is desolate, so the locals use this pine tree as a landmark, calling the place "Five Pines".

In 1966, when Beijing Metro Line 1 was built, the original pine trees died. Today, there are still five pine trees planted at the northwest exit of the Wukesong subway station to live up to its name.

The Fourth Ring Road is a ring expressway in the urban area of Beijing, with an average distance of about 8 kilometers from the center of Beijing. Beijing's Fourth Ring Road is a total length of kilometers, with a total of 147 large and small bridges built along the whole line, and complete traffic safety facilities. The main road is two-way eight-lane, fully enclosed, fully interchangeable, and the design speed is 80km per hour.

Driving routes: The whole journey is about kilometres.

Starting Point: Fourth Ring.

1.From the starting point to the north, drive along the 4th Ring Road, cross the Huixin East Bridge, towards the direction of the Jingcheng Expressway, the North 5th Ring Road, Shunyi, and the Taiyanggong Bridge, and turn right towards Hengxiang to enter Wanghe Bridge.

2.Drive 780 meters along the Wanghe Bridge, and after about 410 meters of the Wanghe Bridge, go straight into the Jingcheng Expressway.

3.Drive along the Jingcheng Expressway for kilometers, cross the Beihuqu Bridge, towards the G6 Airport Expressway of the North Fifth Ring Road and the Beijing-Tibet Laopeng Expressway, and turn slightly right into Laiguangying Bridge.

4.Drive 470 meters along the Guangying Bridge, come to the Guangying Bridge for about 370 meters, and go straight into the 5th Ring Road.

5.Drive along the 5th Ring Road, cross the Wuyuan Bridge, and reach the end point.

Finish: Five rings.