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The Campaign's Focus
Since 2024, the national full-chain campaign on electric-bicycle safety hazards has named flying-cable charging, indoor charging and illegal modification as key targets, pushing the building of centralized charging facilities with monitoring and insurance.
In Weihai, operators standardize inspection, alarm and repair, and communities see flying-cable chaos ease as compliant points absorb real demand that used to spill into hallways and balconies across the neighborhood.
From Campaign to Routine
Governance is moving from sporadic campaigns to normalized routine. The core is not to 'block' but to catch real demand with compliant centralized facilities, so residents have somewhere to go and willingly drop risky habits.
Weihai's answer pairs clear rules with accessible stations, turning a one-time push into lasting behavior change. The campaign's success will be measured not by inspections filed but by cables that no longer dangle from upper floors.
The shift from spectacle to system is the point: a crackdown that ends when the cameras leave fails, while one that builds a habit of safe charging quietly outlasts every enforcement wave that preceded it.