The flying cable charging behavior is about to take effect. Today, Shanghai’s new non-motor vehicle regulations will be implemented.
On the morning of June 1st, Lao Xu charged the electric car's flying cable at his door. After the inspection law enforcement officers collected evidence and verified it, they issued him a notice of correction and investigation and inquiry. He will be interviewed and further investigated and dealt with at a selected date.
On the same day, the newly revised "Shanghai Non-motor Vehicle Safety Management Regulations" were officially implemented. The Pengpu Xincun Street Safety Office of Jing'an District, together with the street comprehensive administrative law enforcement team, illegally occupied public areas in residential areas under their jurisdiction for parking electric bicycles, entering buildings, and flying electric bicycles. Carry out special law enforcement actions to deal with violations such as online charging and build a solid line of safety defense.
Law enforcement officers inspected and found that electric bicycles were charged with flying cables.
Seeing the law enforcement officers, Lao Xu quickly unplugged the plug and put away the wiring board.
Lao Xu regretted it because there was a temporary charging shed more than 10 meters away from his home, and his wife had warned that the new policy would be implemented starting from June 1. However, he took a chance, "Just charge for 10 minutes and go out to charge." I'll be back soon after taking some medicine..."
In addition, it can be charged for 6 hours by inserting a coin of 1 yuan, but now it only takes 10 minutes to charge, which is not cost-effective.
Law enforcement officers conducted publicity on the law, explained in detail the major safety accidents that may be caused by illegal charging and parking of electric vehicles, and informed them of the legal responsibilities and harmful consequences of illegal charging of electric bicycles.
There is a temporary charging carport more than 10 meters away from Lao Xu's house.
Lao Xu signed the on-site inspection record for confirmation.
Then, the law enforcement officers came to Gate No. 371 and found that there was a charging cable for electric bicycles. It turned out that a residential home on the ground floor was being renovated, and workers dragged the wiring board outside for charging. Law enforcement officers carried out legal propaganda to them, explained in detail the major safety accidents that may be caused by illegal charging and parking of electric bicycles, informed them of the legal responsibilities and harmful consequences of illegal charging of electric bicycles, and guided them to charging points dozens of meters away for charging.
In addition to the actual fact of charging his flying line, he will be interviewed, given the opportunity to plead, and further investigated and dealt with.
The wires that Master Liu connected were borrowed by other neighbors for charging. He was a little aggrieved because he didn't know the violation.
After publicizing the law, law enforcement officers issued a responsibility correction notice and an investigation and inquiry notice, and invited him to the team headquarters for further investigation and handling.
Since last year, Pengpu Xincun Street has uniformly produced a "Four Hundred" survey map for each residential area. Through detailed investigation of residents' use of electric bicycles, corridor charging and flying line charging, a "one household, one stall, one stall" has been formed. "Policy" refined management model.
It is precisely with the help of the operational map that the city's electric bicycle platooning and registration work, which started in late April this year, has been able to clear the situation and base numbers in each residential area, and complete the target vehicle information registration in a targeted and efficient manner. As of now, a total of 39,728 vehicles have been registered in the streets. The total number ranks first in the region.
Most residents are aware of the potential safety hazards of flying cable charging, and they quickly put it away when they see law enforcement officials.
A resident fell down from the fifth floor. Although there was no one at home, the neighborhood committee cadres have contacted the resident and advised him to make corrections quickly and will inspect the house frequently.
Pang Jun, director of the Pengwu Neighborhood Committee, said that after the Spring Festival, the community conducts publicity every day during night patrols to inform residents of the risks of flying wire charging and guide residents to regular charging points. Nowadays, the situation of battery cars entering the corridor has been eliminated, and the flying line charging has been reduced from more than 20 households to a few households. The security guard discovered after midnight that all the charging cables were powered off.
At present, the number of battery cars in Pengwu Community is about 900. After hard work, charging piles have been added in the temporary carport in front of the door. The number of parking charging ports has increased from the original 489 to more than 600 now, basically meeting the charging needs.
In response to the problem that some residents' buildings are far away from charging points and daily charging is inconvenient, neighborhood committees and property management companies held on-site discussions and adopted methods such as "suggesting opportunities and exploiting opportunities" to form a "one plan for one community". New charging piles have been put on the agenda.
