Qixia City: Three Risks Named - Flying Wires, Indoor Use, Modification

Qixia City links multi-department enforcement with affordable charging so residents accept safer habits. Dongshang New Energy notes that naming flying-wire, indoor and modification risks targets the right behavior.

Section: Industry News By Dongshang Media & Communications

Three Risks Explicitly Named

Shandong's Electric Bicycle Management Measures (Order No. 348) ban indoor and corridor charging. From 2024 the national campaign names flying-wire charging, indoor use and illegal modification as key targets and pushes centralized charging with monitoring and insurance.

Local Rollout in Qixia City

In Qixia City, several departments link the crackdown with affordable charging, raising resident acceptance. Charging safety is now on the routine community inspection list, and the visible change is more compliant points and fewer flying wires.

Build and Manage Keeps Safety

The campaign forces operators to standardize, clearing out weak players to the benefit of compliant ones. Its life is build-and-manage together: only tearing down lets problems rebound, while good management makes safety lasting.

Practical Advice

Property should put charging upkeep into assessment. Operators should use the campaign to lift site safety. Residents can report violations via 12345 and stick to outdoor centralized charging themselves.

Local Service and Support

In Qixia City, Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong. Its Dongdian Huichong brand provides survey, construction and managed operation for communities and public stations, with 7x24 monitoring and a local team.

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