Where to park electric vehicles in high-end residential areas?

There are fixed parking spots. The "Fire Safety Management Regulations for High-rise Civil Buildings" will be officially implemented on August 1, and parking in public foyers, evacuation walkways, stairwells, and safety exits of high-rise civil buildings is clearly prohibited. If the violator refuses to correct the problem while using an electric bicycle or charging an electric bicycle, he or she may be fined up to 10,000 yuan.

The promulgation of the "Regulations" will further regulate the parking and charging behavior of electric bicycles for high-rise residential residents, and prevent and reduce fire hazards. On the morning of August 2, I saw in the Shangri-La Community in Jingmen City that no electric vehicles were parked randomly at the elevator entrances and exits of multiple high-rise residential buildings.

“A week ago, I learned from the media about the new regulations for parking electric vehicles in high-rise buildings. As long as they do not block fire escapes and safety passages, and do not push the vehicles home through the elevator, find a nearby parking lot. Just park in an orderly manner in the open space." Mr. Yang, a resident of Shangri-La Community, also learned that the first local fine for illegal parking of electric vehicles was issued in Suqian, Jiangsu Province on the first day of the implementation of the new regulations. Residents of a local community parked electric vehicles in the evacuation walkways of high-rise residences. , and privately pulled wires to charge the electric bicycle. Local law enforcement officers communicated with him many times, but he refused to make corrections and was eventually fined 500 yuan. Mr. Yang said that this incident sent a signal that bad habits really need to be changed.

In the Swan Villa Community and the Garden Community in the city, I saw in the evening newspaper that slogans prohibiting charging and parking of electric vehicles upstairs were posted at the door of each building, and motorcycles were set up near each building. Electric vehicles can also be parked at the parking spot. Although everyone parked not neatly, they did not block the entrance to the building or park in the corridor.

“When it rains, for the sake of convenience, I push the electric car into the unit building and park it in the open space under the stairs on the first floor. Sometimes I also park my neighbor’s electric car together. I don’t know if there are any in recent days. Whether it’s raining or other reasons, there are no more electric vehicles parked in the corridor. Yesterday, I saw the new regulations for parking electric vehicles in high-rise buildings posted by the owner group, and I understood what was going on,” said Ms. Zhang, a resident of Huayuan Community.

“We have taken many measures in management, such as installing cameras at elevator entrances, arranging management personnel to persuade, and providing both civil and technical defense, including elevator monitoring and the installation of charging piles. It’s in place,” said Liang Dezhou, property manager of Swan Villa Community.