Hey, have you heard? Nanjing has recently made a big news!
Isn't it a bit bizarre? Don't be in a hurry to jump off the wall, let me tell you about this "magical" thing.
Nanjing bicycle's "fine of 50 yuan for not being licensed" sparked heated discussions: misunderstanding or policy change?
Well, let's talk about how this new stalk came about.
One day, in downtown Nanjing, a brother named Mr. Wang was riding his car and was suddenly stopped by the traffic police.
Guess why? Because his car didn't have a license plate! As a result, he was fined a full 50 oceans! Well, the people of Nanjing are dumbfounded, what's going on? The bicycle is about to be licensed, is the whole world upside down?
On that day, the joke spread in the streets and alleys of Nanjing.
Some people laughed, some shook their heads and sighed, and said that the bicycle was licensed, and this was the big news for several hundred years! Could it be that the little brothers of the traffic police in Nanjing suddenly traveled back to several decades ago, to the era when "bicycles also had to be licensed"? Some people speculated that the little brothers of the traffic police suddenly wanted to play new tricks? Hey, it seems that the streets of Nanjing are about to set off a storm of public opinion again!
Netizens are hotly discussed: Is Nanjing going against the sky?
One day, Mr. Wang, as usual, was wandering around downtown Nanjing on his bicycle.
Suddenly, a traffic police gesture stopped him.
He muttered to himself, "Did I run a red light? Is the parking space compliant?" and what happened next was completely beyond his expectations.
The traffic policeman walked up to him and said with a serious expression: "Sir, please show your license plate."
Mr. Wang was stunned for a moment, and then replied with some confusion: "License plate?
The traffic policeman's brow furrowed, he pointed to Mr. Wang's vehicle and said: "Bicycles also need to be licensed, you don't have a license plate, this is a violation, you need to be fined 50 yuan." ”
Mr. Wang's face showed a hint of confusion, and the passers-by around him were also amused by this sudden scene.
Bicycles also have to be licensed? This is simply a fantasy! Everyone invariably looked at the traffic police in confusion, as if asking: Is this a funny show or has the policy really changed?
Subsequently, this little episode instantly became a hot topic in the urban area of Nanjing.
People have forwarded it in the circle of friends, commenting: "Could it be that the little brothers of the traffic police in Nanjing have turned on the time travel mode and returned to decades ago?"
Historical review: Is it really new to license bikes?
Well, it doesn't seem to be complete nonsense.
In fact, as early as a few decades ago, there were places where bicycles did need to be licensed.
This kind of regulation is a thing of the last century! Think about the time when people rode bicycles through the bustling streets, and bicycles were an indispensable means of transportation in people's lives.
However, with the development of the times and the diversification of transportation modes, this regulation has gradually faded from people's memory.
Nowadays, who would have thought that bicycles still need to be licensed? Could it be that the traffic police in Nanjing suddenly decided to make this ancient regulation come into effect again? This is simply unbelievable!
Policy Interpretation: Misunderstanding or Regulation?
Some people believe that the traffic police may have a wrong understanding of the policy, which led to this misunderstanding.
Some people speculate that perhaps for the sake of the safety of cyclists, they want to remind everyone to pay attention to traffic rules and reduce the incidence of traffic accidents.
Whatever the purpose, however, the move has raised questions and reflections.
The DMV's answer seems to make the answer to the question clear: bicycles really don't need to be licensed.
The attitude of the Transport Authority, however, is a little chilling.
They simply said "you can go to reconsideration", as if to imply: "If you have an opinion, go to someone else to talk to it, and I don't care!" This cold attitude makes people feel a little bad.
Does this mean that the law enforcement agencies do not pay attention to such erroneous law enforcement behavior? Is it a bit of a suspicion of lax law enforcement?
Social Repercussions: Protest or Understanding?
Some people were surprised and regretted by the behavior of the "Nanjing Judge" and the "Nanjing Traffic Police", and felt that this did not conform to the temperament of Nanjing, a famous historical city.
They feel that as an ancient civilization, Nanjing should speak for itself with its rich historical and cultural heritage, rather than causing trouble to the citizens because of some small things.
They felt that Nanjing should be a civilized, rule-of-law, and orderly city, not a place where people felt chaotic and uneasy.
Others treated the incident in a humorous way, joking: "In these years, you even have to get a license for cycling, do you have to take a 'bicycle license' in the future to be able to go on the road with peace of mind?"
They felt that the traffic police's actions were a bit too "innovative", which not only confused people, but also caused a lot of trouble for themselves.
epilogue
Some people believe that it was just a misunderstanding.
They pointed out that the notion that bicycles do not need to be licensed has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the relevant laws and regulations also clearly stipulate that bicycles do not need to be licensed.
Therefore, the traffic police may have misunderstood the policy, or they made such a move for other purposes.
Others believe that this may be due to a change in policy.
They point out that while the rule that bicycles do not need to be licensed has not changed for a long time, policy changes are a common occurrence and cannot be ruled out.
Whether it is a misunderstanding or a policy change, this matter has triggered thinking and discussion in society.
People are beginning to reflect on the ways and methods of urban management, as well as the working attitude and sense of responsibility of law enforcers.
As law enforcers, they should always remember that they cannot do anything without the authorization of the law, and if there is a mistake in their work, they should correct it in a timely manner and respond to the concerns of the society.
I hope that the little brothers of the traffic police in Nanjing will be able to implement the law more rigorously in the future and escort the safety of the citizens!
In this era of information explosion, a small incident may trigger the attention and discussion of the whole society.
We should face these problems with a rational and inclusive attitude, and believe that through the joint efforts of everyone, we will be able to find effective ways to solve the problems.
I hope that Nanjing, a beautiful city, can get better and better in terms of rule of law construction and urban management, and provide citizens with a safer and more convenient travel environment.
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