First of all, we note the "Notice on Strengthening the Management of Illegal Electric Three- and Four-Wheeled Vehicles" issued by the government. The issuance of this circular shows that the government attaches great importance to the issue of urban road order and citizen safety. By setting a transition period, the government provides a time limit for the voluntary elimination of illegal vehicles, demonstrating the gradual and rational nature of the policy.
We have an in-depth understanding that during the transition period, all streets, townships and communities have actively responded to the government's call to achieve zero tolerance for illegal vehicles through the elimination of vehicles. In this process, the vehicles of the four major industries such as postal delivery, sanitation and landscaping have completed the reasonable replacement to ensure the normal operation of public services and municipal work.
At the same time, we are concerned about the significant impact of the phase-out on traffic safety and order. The number of traffic accidents involving illegal electric three- and four-wheeled vehicles in the city has been significantly reduced, providing a safer and more orderly road environment for citizens. The government's policy of strict investigation and elimination of illegal vehicles has achieved tangible results, effectively ensuring the safety of people's lives and property.
For citizens, this phase-out campaign is not only a road safety issue, but also an opportunity to improve the quality of life in the city. With the elimination of illegal electric three- and four-wheeled vehicles, the traffic order is expected to usher in a significant improvement, and the traffic pressure in the urban area will also be alleviated to a certain extent. At the same time, the government's support for new energy vehicles will also provide citizens with more convenient and safe travel options.
Overall, the government has achieved remarkable results in improving the urban traffic environment and improving the safety of the people by eliminating illegal electric three- and four-wheeled vehicles. In this process, the government's rigorous attitude and pragmatic style have provided valuable experience for urban management. We will continue to monitor the development of this event and provide readers with more in-depth coverage and analysis.