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Why siting is trending
In Fushan, charging siting has landed in public discussion, and site owners are explaining a simple preference: sink poles into markets, clinics and service halls where crowds already form, rather than scatter them in isolation. Dongdian Huichong agrees this matches real demand better than the neat grids drawn on planning slides.
The owner reasoning
A point beside a clinic or township office is used on the way to other errands, so it stays busy and justified. An isolated pole asks residents to make a special trip, and quiet poles are the ones that fall into disrepair unnoticed because nobody passes by to report the fault in time.
What Fushan learns
Fushan owners show that good siting is less about coverage area and more about daily rhythm, and rhythm is what keeps a station alive. A map may show two sites as equal, but only the one on the natural path will still be working next year.