Dialectically speaking, trams are really convenient, but even if 50% of tens of thousands of students in a school take trams, it is far higher than the total number of teachers in the whole school. In addition, the roads in the school are very small, some are rugged, narrow and even steep, and there are few traffic lights. Trams are much faster than bicycles. This security risk can be imagined. Therefore, from the point of view of the whole rather than the individual, it is actually necessary to ban the tram ride.

Trams are prohibited in the school park.

Since the summer vacation this year, the school has put up a banner "No riding motorcycles (including electric motorcycles) on campus", which prohibits motorcycles from passing. Some trams are also restricted by security guards at the school gate, which makes many students wonder: what kind of trams can be taken?

Or does the school intend to directly ban riding electric cars on campus? The security office answered the whole story for us: with the increasing frequency of high-power electric vehicles and even motorcycles appearing on campus, it is inevitable that people will be hit and injured, not only passers-by, but also students riding bicycles.

In the past year, at least several times a month, students were injured by cycling accidents, ranging from skin injuries to fractures and even stitches, which was a loss to both sides of the accident. Because the speed of high-power trams and motorcycles is too fast and the brakes are not timely, accidents occur.

Many students reported this situation to the security department. After discussion, the school decided to ban motorcycles from passing through the school. Director Jia said: The school has not imposed a compulsory ban on high-power trams (that is, trams with a speed of more than 20km/h), but only restricted this speeding high-power electric vehicle to a certain extent.

Students are not encouraged to ride bicycles. In addition, the school does not explicitly stipulate whether all electric vehicles are prohibited, but it still encourages everyone to ride bicycles, which is environmentally friendly and can exercise. At the same time, Director Jia also appealed to everyone that the safety of tram charging cannot be ignored! At present, some dormitory buildings still have the situation of randomly pulling wires to charge trams.

This situation is forbidden by the school. It is easy to be dangerous to pull the wires indiscriminately. Once the wire is aging, it is easy to get an electric shock in wet weather! Even if the tram battery is charged in the dormitory, it must be charged when there are people in the dormitory. After all, tram charging belongs to high-power power supply. Fire safety should not be underestimated.