Take out the U-shaped lock and get a headshot! A delivery rider severely injured a car driver. What is the current condition of the injured person?

There is a strange phenomenon now. When a car encounters a red light on the road, it will stop and wait; when a pedestrian encounters a red light, it will stop and wait; and when an electric car encounters a red light, it will rush! I don’t know why electric vehicles have this “privilege” but no one has been supervising it.

On March 24, an injury occurred due to driving problems on the road. A deliveryman riding an electric bicycle was almost hit by a car while trying to grab a car. The driver of the car had an argument with the deliveryman. The deliveryman got angry and took out a U-shaped lock and beat the driver of the car until he was seriously injured. The injured person is currently hospitalized for treatment due to injuries to his head and neck, bleeding from his mouth and nose, and one missing tooth.

It is understandable that delivery staff race against time to deliver orders, but fighting for time should also be done under the premise of complying with traffic rules, rather than being in a hurry just because they are in a hurry. In fact, this kind of chaos does not only happen to delivery workers, but also to many people riding electric bicycles.

Electric scooters are a product that emerged after the ban on motorcycles. They are slower than ordinary motorcycles and faster than bicycles. Because they are easy to buy and cheap, many people like to buy them for transportation. Many people can say that they love or hate electric vehicles. They love them because they can solve the problem of short-distance travel, just a few kilometers, without spending time waiting for the bus. I hate it because the chaos of electric vehicles is getting worse and worse, endangering the travel safety of many people. In fact, electric vehicles have been around for a few years, but it can be said that the supervision of riding electric vehicles on the road is still blank. Even if there are requirements such as licensing of electric vehicles and wearing helmets when riding, they are actually only in place. It was done vigorously and resolutely when it was first implemented, but then nothing happened. Therefore, accidents caused by riding electric vehicles and not obeying traffic rules are common on the road.

In fact, it is not difficult to supervise. It just depends on whether you are willing to do it. You can start to supervise from the following aspects.

First, to control electric vehicles from the source, the state can take certain measures, such as increasing taxes to increase the unit price of electric vehicles, so that they are more expensive and less people will buy them. After an electric vehicle is impounded for violating traffic rules, many people choose to buy another one. Increasing the unit price increases the cost of violating the law, so many people will abide by the traffic rules.

Second,? Like motorcycles, electric vehicles are subject to license deductions. At least cyclists must understand the basic traffic rules. Many cyclists on the road do not drive in the right lane, but in the fast lane on the far left. The speed of electric vehicles is slow, which affects the passage of many cars. Cars honking their horns will also be regarded as Provocation can easily lead to conflicts. Moreover, cyclists have low safety awareness and often do not wear helmets and rush red lights. An accident may easily lead to serious consequences. If the point deduction and fine system is implemented, I believe many people will not dare to take risks rashly.

Third, strengthen law enforcement. If violations of electric vehicles are investigated as strictly as drunk driving, and the penalties are severe, I believe this approach can deter many people who are lucky.

The ultimate goal of the above three aspects is actually for the personal safety of road users. Nowadays, the problem of electric vehicles violating traffic regulations is very serious, but it is turned a blind eye by more managers. I don’t know if it is necessary. Only when more innocent lives are lost and bigger accidents happen will it be taken seriously.