Some cities have lifted the ban on motorcycles one after another! Expert: You can't ban electric vehicles from spontaneous combustion because of the danger

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2024-05-25 10:22Published in Henan

On May 25, Li Daokui, a professor at Tsinghua University, said at the 2024 China Motorcycle Industry Summit Forum that the motorcycle industry has great potential in the current context of promoting consumption, and it should be considered to lift the ban and restriction policy in some cities to meet consumer demand and stimulate the vitality of the industry.

Li Daokui said that if motorcycles have been forced to be scrapped for 13 years, it is equivalent to increasing the cost of buying cars for consumers. As soon as the cost increases, consumers will feel that it is not cost-effective, and the corresponding consumption will inevitably decline, which is not conducive to the development of the industry.

In the opinion of experts, in terms of traffic safety, it is true that some motorcyclists do not obey traffic rules, rampage on the road, and repeatedly get into traffic accidents.

But everything is risky and should not be forbidden. Electric vehicles may spontaneously combust, but they are not banned. When a category appears in the market, it has gone through a long evolution.

In the entire use ecology, it must play an important role in order to become a mature product. Once banned, there is a chain reaction.

For ordinary people, motorcycles are cheap and high-quality commuting tools, with low pollution, small land occupation and high traffic efficiency. Usually, electric bicycles cover travel needs with a speed of 10-25 kilometers per hour and a travel distance of 5-10 kilometers.

Motorcycles cover travel needs with a speed of 25-40 kilometers per hour and a travel distance of 10-20 kilometers; On motorcycles, faster speeds and longer distances are done by motor vehicles such as cars.

In 2017, Xi'an quietly lifted the ban on motorcycles, becoming the first city in the country to lift the ban on motorcycles. In addition, Langfang, Jinan, Qingdao and other cities have also lifted the ban on motorcycles.

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