Since its launch in July 2025, the program has scaled to every province, municipality, and autonomous region in China. Ping An’s approach centers on an intelligent management platform that synthesizes historical claims, weather patterns, and accident blackspot data to pinpoint hazards before they result in collisions. To date, the initiative has facilitated the installation of over 50,000 safety devices, including intelligent traffic signals and speed bumps, across more than 4,900 high-risk zones.

Technological integration has proven vital during extreme conditions. In Guizhou, the deployment of IoT-enabled meteorological stations provides authorities with real-time alerts for ice and fog, while drone patrols in Hunan use BeiDou navigation to manage expressway incidents and prevent secondary accidents. During the 2026 Spring Festival travel rush, these interventions contributed to a 50.4% reduction in claims at monitored intersections, alongside a nearly 20% decline in average property loss per claim. Beyond infrastructure, the program includes a massive public outreach component, with educational campaigns reaching approximately 690 million people.