Traffic authorities in the Pingtan Comprehensive Pilot Zone, Fujian province began trying to bring some order to traffic there, on Sept 5, to put a halt to the use of unlicensed electric bikes, illegal parking and traffic violations.
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Two bikes that failed to meet standards being impounded, on Sept 5. [Photo/pingtan.gov.cn] |
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Officers moving electrical bikes into parking area in the Zone, on Sept 5. [Photo/pingtan.gov.cn] |
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Unlicensed bike rider being apprehended in the Pilot Zone, on Sept 5. [Photo/pingtan.gov.cn] |
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Truck driver getting a fine for lack of certification, in the zone, on Sept 5. [Photo/pingtan.gov.cn] |