Hey, old guys, have you ever thought about what it would be like if the annual inspection of cars suddenly disappeared? Just like the old saying, "no rules, no circle", if our cars can fly freely, can they also have less trouble? Today, let's talk about this topic, see those voices who oppose the cancellation of annual inspection, and listen to what they have to say.
First of all, we have to understand that the annual inspection of the car is like doing a physical examination of the car to ensure that it runs safely and healthily on the road. Some people may say, "If the annual inspection is cancelled, isn't the car just driven as much as it wants?" Well, this is the case in theory, but imagine that if every car becomes a road killer, then where can we find our sense of security? Just like Mr. Zhu Deyong said: "Freedom without restraint is like a bird without wings, which cannot fly far." ”
Opponents worry that without annual inspections, vehicle maintenance and maintenance may cut corners, and there will be more safety hazards. After all, who doesn't want to save a little money? But it's like a doctor telling you the importance of regular physical examination, if you don't check, what can you do if a minor illness becomes a major illness? Besides, our old drivers know that regular maintenance is an attitude of responsibility for themselves and their families, isn't it?
There are also people who worry that without the annual inspection, those novice drivers who are not skilled enough will go on the road, which will be a disaster on the road. Think about it, driving a car is like holding an invisible sword, and if you are not careful, the consequences will be unimaginable. This sentence is not just a casual saying, it is said by Albert Einstein and his old man: "Imagination is more important than knowledge, because knowledge is limited, and imagination summarizes everything in the world and promotes progress." ”
Of course, it has also been suggested that it might be better if the annual inspection process was simplified, for example by adopting a more flexible approach. As Jack Ma often said, "Let data speak for themselves, and use technology to simplify life." "If we can make the annual inspection smarter and more convenient, wouldn't everyone be happy?
However, the abolition of annual inspections does not mean that it is a one-time thing, and it may bring new problems, such as increased regulatory difficulties and rampant counterfeiting. It's like building a house on the beach, without roots, and it can't stand in the wind and rain. Therefore, balancing safety and convenience is the key we need to think about.
Overall, the abolition of annual car inspections is a double-edged sword. We need to understand the expectations of car owners, but also take into account public safety and social order. After all, as the saying goes, "A good system can make people free and reassuring." "Therefore, for this problem, let's wait patiently for the adjustment of the policy, so that the annual inspection of the car will continue to play its protective role.
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