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Hard rules land
Shandong Provincial Government Order No. 348 sets hard rules for e-bike parking and charging. In Zibo, the new rules accelerate centralized charging points, turning "prohibition" into "a place to go".
Zibo uses public notices and explainers so residents grasp "why no flying wire", and communities build charging sheds with smart piles as a compliant alternative at the same time.
The essence of the order
In governance, the trio of "rules plus facilities plus education" is the lasting fix for community safety. The spirit of Order 348 is not penalty but "giving an outlet": only near, cheap, easy compliant piles make the ban on flying wires hold.
Practical advice
Property should build compliant points where residents pass conveniently to raise acceptance. Communities can run one safety class as the rule lands. Residents should charge at centralized points, refuse wires and in-building use, and call 12345 on hazards. Dongdian Huichong, of Dongshang New Energy, provides 7x24 monitoring and local operation in Zibo for community and public charging. Contact 133-9535-8768 or the Yantai line 185-6100-3793.