On April 1st, a vigorous storm of "new changes" was set off in the world, and the targets turned out to be the electric cars and old-fashioned scooters that we are accustomed to! Yes, you heard it right, these little guys walking through the streets and alleys of the city have also ushered in a new "turning point".
First, let's take stock of the main elements of this change. From April 1, electric vehicles and old scooters on the road will be included in the unified management, and it is a hard and fast rule, which cannot be ignored. One of the most striking rules is that a driver's license will be required to drive these vehicles on the road. Yes, you read that right, electric car and old-age scooter drivers should also be ready for the challenge of "getting a driver's license"!
One might ask, why do electric cars and old scooters have to be licensed? Well, it's actually for safety reasons. As the use of these vehicles in cities increases year by year, traffic safety issues are also highlighted. Some drivers lack basic traffic laws and safety awareness, resulting in many unnecessary traffic accidents. Therefore, making it mandatory for those who drive these vehicles to have a corresponding driver's license can effectively improve the level of traffic safety and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents.
For some older scooter drivers, this rule may cause some inconvenience, but on the premise of ensuring the safety of themselves and others, this small "sacrifice" is still worth it. It is also an opportunity for young people who use electric vehicles to improve their driving skills and drive safer on city roads by learning about traffic laws and safety.
Of course, this is not "discrimination" against electric vehicles and older scooters, but to better regulate and manage the road behavior of these vehicles. As they often say, safety comes first, prevention comes first. Only when everyone is aware of the importance of traffic safety and actively takes corresponding safety measures can our urban traffic be smoother and safer.
So, friends, from now on, remember to check if your "driver's license" is on you before hitting the road, fasten your seat belt, stay vigilant, and let's work together to create a safer and more harmonious urban traffic environment!