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Order 348 Sets the Red Line
Shandong's 2022 e-bike management rule (Order 348) forbids parking or charging in lobbies, corridors, stairs and exits. The 2024 national campaign names flying-wire, in-building and modified charging as targets, pushing concentrated charging.
Local Rollout: Compliant Outlets Built Together
In Laizhou City, communities build charging sheds and smart posts together as a compliant alternative. The new rules speed up concentrated points, turning 'forbidden' into 'somewhere to go', and notices plus education explain why flying wires are banned.
In-Depth View: Rules Plus Facilities Plus Education
Order 348's essence is not punishment but 'giving an outlet' — only when compliant posts are near, cheap and easy does the flying-wire ban hold. Rules, facilities and education together are the lasting community-safety solution.
Practical Advice
Property should place compliant points where residents naturally pass to raise acceptance. Residents should charge at concentrated points and reject flying wires, calling 12345 on hazards; communities can use the rule's rollout for safety education.
Local Service and Support
In Laizhou City, Dongdian Huichong — the charging brand of Dongshang New Energy — delivers integrated charging services from site survey and construction to managed operation for residential communities and public stations, backed by 7x24 smart monitoring and a local maintenance team. Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong.