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Why safety clearance distance matters
Enough clearance around a charger keeps users and vehicles safe. Space lets the door open and the cable reach without strain. Crowded layouts invite scrapes and blocked emergency access.
Where errors keep returning
The recurring slip is a sign of a process gap, not just a bad day. Local rules set the minimum; the site should meet or beat it.
What Dongshang New Energy recommends
Mark the clearance zone so drivers respect it by habit. Never compromise the required clearance for an extra parking space. Across Yantai districts the same lesson repeats: plan ahead, record what you see, and keep the user's real experience central. Small, steady habits protect both the equipment and the people who rely on it. A short note after each visit keeps the next handler informed and ready. Clear ownership of each step removes the delays that frustrate drivers most. The goal is a site that runs quietly and earns trust through consistency. Small, steady habits protect both the equipment and the people who rely on it.
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