Old Man Le, also known as low-speed electric vehicles, is a widely used means of transportation in rural areas. It does not require a driver's license or license card, and is cheap enough for the elderly and farmers. However, recently, some members of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference suggested accelerating the elimination of low-speed electric vehicles such as Lao Toule, and encouraging villagers to buy new energy vehicles that meet industry standards.
This suggestion has sparked heated discussions from all walks of life. Some people think that Lao Tou Le has problems such as potential safety hazards, environmental pollution, and chaotic traffic order, and should be banned or standardized; Others believe that old-fashioned music is a necessity for the elderly and poor in rural areas, and cannot be banned or restricted across the board.
I think it is not easy to eliminate old man music in the countryside. First of all, the price of new energy vehicles is much higher than that of Lao Toule. Even if there is a subsidy policy, it is a big expense for many farmers with low incomes. Second, new energy vehicles require a driver's license and license plate to be on the road. And getting a driver's license in the countryside is not an easy task. It is especially difficult for the elderly, with a low level of education and poor physical condition. Again, new energy vehicles need charging facilities and maintenance services. In rural areas, these facilities and services may not be perfect or convenient.
Therefore, I suggest that the government should take into account the actual situation in rural areas and the needs of the masses while promoting the policy of sending new energy vehicles to the countryside. You can't simply think that changing cars will solve the problem. Support and guarantees should be provided in many ways, such as increasing subsidies, simplifying the driver's license application process, improving the charging network and after-sales service, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to standardize the management of low-speed electric vehicles to improve safety and environmental protection and avoid traffic accidents and pollution problems.
In short, the problem of the old man's elimination can not be solved overnight. It requires the joint efforts of the government, enterprises, society and individuals to achieve the upgrading of transportation, promote the development of the new energy vehicle industry, and ensure the convenience of public travel.