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Li Daokui, Dean of Tsinghua University: It is recommended that the restrictions on motorcycles be lifted

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Li Daokui, Dean of Tsinghua University: It is recommended that the restrictions on motorcycles be lifted

In the hustle and bustle of the bustling city, motorcycles shuttle through the streets and alleys with their unique charm and become a part of many people's lives. However, the "ban on motorcycles" is a double-edged sword, with the city administrators resolutely enforcing it on the one hand, and the opposition from cyclists and the motorcycle industry on the other.

Li Daokui, Dean of Tsinghua University: It is recommended that the restrictions on motorcycles be lifted

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So, why do we ban motorcycles? What are the deep-seated reasons and thoughts behind this?

Supporting the ban on motorcycles: considerations for urban development

From the perspective of urban planning and management, the voices in favor of a ban on motorcycles mainly focus on safety and order. Due to the small size and fast speed of motorcycles, drivers often shuttle through the traffic at will, which not only increases the risk of traffic accidents, but also disrupts the original orderly traffic flow. This phenomenon is especially pronounced in densely populated large cities, where it poses a potential threat to pedestrians and other vehicles. In addition, the problem of indiscriminate parking of motorcycles is also often criticized, which not only affects the city's appearance, but also crowds out the limited public space.

Li Daokui, Dean of Tsinghua University: It is recommended that the restrictions on motorcycles be lifted

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In addition, from the perspective of environmental protection, the impact of exhaust emissions from traditional fuel motorcycles on air quality cannot be ignored. With the start of the "Blue Sky Defense" campaign, reducing the emission of various pollutants has become an inevitable trend, and the ban on motorcycles seems to have become an option to reduce air pollution. Coupled with the rapid rise of new energy vehicles, it has also become possible to gradually replace motorcycles with cleaner and more efficient travel methods.

Opposition to the ban on motorcycles: the call of people's livelihood and industry

However, opposition to the ban is equally strong. As Li Daokui, dean of Tsinghua University, said, the ban on motorcycles in 170 cities across the country not only limits the natural growth of the motorcycle market, but also invisibly increases the burden on consumers. As an important means of transportation for many low- and middle-income families, motorcycles are incomparable in convenience and economy to automobiles. In areas where public transport is inadequate or costly, motorcycles are often the most direct bridge between home and work.

Li Daokui, Dean of Tsinghua University: It is recommended that the restrictions on motorcycles be lifted

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Li Daokui emphasized that although the direct output value of the motorcycle industry is not high, the value of the upstream and downstream industrial chain driven by it is as high as one trillion yuan, including maintenance, accessories, insurance, tourism, etc., and the comprehensive contribution to the economy should not be underestimated. Therefore, the lifting of motorcycle restrictions can not only unleash huge consumption potential, but also activate the vitality of related industries and promote employment and social and economic development.

Thinking in contrast to automobiles and electric vehicles

When it comes to the ban on motorcycles, it is naturally inseparable from the comparison with cars and electric vehicles. Although cars are comfortable and safe, many people are deterred by the high cost of car purchase, parking fees and the growing problem of traffic jams. Although electric vehicles have solved the problems of environmental protection and convenience to a certain extent, problems such as insufficient mileage and charging facilities still need to be solved, and the performance under certain conditions (such as cold weather) is significantly discounted.

Li Daokui, Dean of Tsinghua University: It is recommended that the restrictions on motorcycles be lifted

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As a complementary mode of travel, the flexibility and economy of motorcycles show unique advantages in certain scenarios. Therefore, blindly banning motorcycles without considering the actual situation and the needs of the people may be counterproductive, ignoring the importance of the coexistence of multiple modes of travel.

Write at the end

In the process of modern cities, how to maintain an efficient, environmentally friendly and safe urban appearance, and also take care of the actual needs of different social groups, so that everyone can travel conveniently in the city and enjoy the fruits of development.

This is not only a test of the city's governance ability, but also a consideration of the city's temperature.

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Li Daokui, Dean of Tsinghua University: It is recommended that the restrictions on motorcycles be lifted

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