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Decree 348's Red Line
Decree 348 bans indoor parking and charging, drawing a clear boundary, while the 2024 campaign pushes centralized facilities with insurance and smart monitoring as the baseline for genuine, measurable safety in communities today.
Tai'an's Three Lines
Tai'an centralized points combine smart monitoring with fire linkage to catch anomalies early; operators turn inspection, alert and repair into a standardized closed loop that rarely fails the people who depend on it daily for safe charging.
Safety as Lifeline
The industry should treat its safety level as a lifeline, not a cost item to be minimized. Governance dissolves risk with compliant alternatives, not bans alone in practice when lives are genuinely at stake and trust is fragile.
The three lines only work as a system, and Tai'an's strength is treating them as one rather than as separate compliance boxes. A compliant site without monitoring is blind; monitoring without a response loop is noise; a response without a safe site is too late. Operators who close all three earn the trust that turns inspection from threat into routine. The resident's quiet confidence that 'someone has this' is the true output of the model.
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