In a residential area in Guangzhou, it is forbidden for take-away workers to ride bicycles to deliver food. Is this management inhuman?

Now that the pace of life is accelerating, many office workers simply don't have time to go home and cook. Similarly, for many students, it is better to order some cheap and delicious food online than to go out to eat those tasteless foods. Takeaway is produced under the current life trend of Zhengyang. With the rapid development and improvement of the take-away industry, the areas and industries covered by take-away are gradually increasing. We can see the little takeaway brother almost everywhere in today's life, but we often see some news reports that the little takeaway brother is forbidden in some places, such as the entrance of some big shopping malls or communities, which is very strange and incomprehensible to many people.

On May 5 this year, a notice was posted in Jing Jun Garden Community, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, forbidding take-away workers to enter the community by bike, and they could only walk into the community to deliver take-away. This regulation is mainly because many residents in the community complain that the take-away man rides his bike too fast in the community, which is easy to hit the residents and lead to danger, so a new regulation has been formulated for this reaction of the residents in the community. However, this case involves another problem. According to a delivery man, because trams are not allowed to enter the community, it takes at least 15 minutes to walk into the floors of the community from the entrance of the community, so at least three or four more orders can be delivered at the same time, and if they exceed the time limit, they will be fined. Therefore, many delivery men said that they would not accept the delivery orders of this community, which led to the unsatisfied living needs of this community. Moreover, according to the residents of this community, in fact, this provision of the community has not been discussed with any owners, but the community property has been unilaterally determined and posted on the bulletin board of the community to inform everyone. At present, the residential property said that it would continue to seek the opinions of the owners. If unified, this provision can be deleted in the end.

It's not the first time we've seen this pattern. For example, some large shopping malls are actually forbidden to take delivery staff. In fact, this is very understandable for many shopping malls, because this shopping mall is originally characterized by the environment to attract customers. If the takeaway brother is in a hurry on the road and calls loudly to ask questions, he may spill soup on the floor during the delivery. What kind of experience will it give customers? Of course, for this community, this hard and fast rule is not very humane. For this problem, residential property and owners can further discuss it, rather than this one-size-fits-all form.