After the ban on electric vehicles in Sanyuanli, the business of restaurant owners was seriously affected, and a large number of tenants chose to move away

After the ban on electric vehicles in Sanyuanli, the business of restaurant owners was seriously affected, and a large number of tenants chose to move away

Recently, Sanyuanli Village in Guangzhou suddenly announced a total ban on the entry of electric vehicles, and the official statement is to ensure everyone's safety. Now Sanyuanli Village has really become a pedestrian street, with a lot less cyclists. At the same time, many tenants living inside have been affected by the ban on battery cars. Because after the ban on battery cars, those who take away and express delivery are unwilling to send them inside. Although it is said that a temporary pass can be obtained, the queuing time is at least one hour, and the pass is only valid for half an hour, which is really troublesome.

Therefore, many express deliveries will not be sent inside, but will be sent to the post station outside the village. The riders are even more reluctant to deliver the food inside. Either you can walk to deliver it or you can queue up to apply for the pass. However, your order will be overdue after the passport is obtained. Of course, the restaurants in the village are also affected. Now many restaurant owners say that their business is not as good as before.

There was a special interview without a reporter. A local restaurant owner told the reporter that many tenants had moved away after the ban on battery cars. After all, the ban on battery cars did bring inconvenience to them, so the tenants would rather change places than suffer the trouble. But with fewer tenants, the business of the restaurant became very bad. The reason is also very simple. Local aborigines seldom eat in restaurants, and most of the tenants who will eat in restaurants have moved away. This also leads to that sometimes, many restaurants are empty and have no business.

So the restaurant owners also said that they could not support it. This has been the case in the past week. I really don't know what will happen next. If this continues, many restaurant owners will have to close their doors and choose to run away.

In this way, banning battery cars is more harmful than beneficial. Although the safety of local residents has improved a lot, it has also brought a lot of trouble to everyone. If this goes on for a long time, the number of tenants in Sanyuanli will become less and less, and the village will lose a lot of benefits. Therefore, we also think that this policy will be forced to be canceled before long.