Refuting rumors that “electric vehicle windshields are banned in many places” is a misunderstanding
Details: Recently, news spread on the Internet that "electric vehicle windshields have been banned in many places, with fines up to 500 yuan." After searching the electric bicycle management regulations in many places, it is currently not clearly stipulated that electric bicycles are prohibited from installing windshield quilts, but the relevant management regulations have delineated the boundaries of the installation behavior. For example, the "Regulations on the Administration of Electric Bicycles in Jiangsu Province" stipulates that electric bicycles must not be equipped with hoods, compartments and other devices that change the appearance and structure and affect driving safety. The "Beijing Non-Motor Vehicle Management Regulations" implemented this year stipulates that it is prohibited to add hoods, compartments, seats, lighting devices, high-decibel speakers, etc., and "other modifications and additions that affect traffic safety" are prohibited.
As a participant in traffic behavior, your first consideration should be safety. Local regulations that require installation must be strictly followed. Electric bike riders have a need to keep warm, but the safety hazards caused by wind shields cannot be ignored. When riding an electric bike, try to choose a split-type method of keeping warm - wear a safety helmet, use warm gloves, kneepads, scarves, etc. to keep your hands flexible and your vision clear; you should slow down in advance when encountering intersections, turns, rain, snow and other weather conditions to ensure a safe return home.
Debunking the rumor that “the abolition of Chengdu’s ban on blowing whistles means that whistles can be blown at will” is untrue
Details: Recently, Sichuan Chengdu traffic control issued a notice to abolish the original motor vehicle horn management notice. Many citizens are wondering, does this mean that in the future, you can blow your horn at will while driving? In response, Chengdu Traffic Police clearly responded that this was not the case. The abolition of a document is not the same as "lifting the ban" by honking the whistle. Subsequently, the ecological environment department and the public security department will delineate road sections and time periods where whistles are prohibited, and illegal whistles will be investigated and punished by the traffic police in accordance with the law. The scope of banning control in various places in Chengdu shall be subject to the current effective announcements in the territory. You cannot judge by yourself based on the news that the old announcements are abolished.
Popular science Can Internet celebrity "sterilization and disinfection card" be hung on the body to prevent the flu?
Details: Recently, an "air sterilization and disinfection card" that claims to be able to inhibit bacteria and prevent viruses when worn on the chest has been selling well on the Internet. Most of these products use chlorine dioxide as the main ingredient. The merchants use slogans such as "bacterial inhibition rate is over 99%" and "walking sterilizer". They also regard "influenza prevention" and "adenovirus air purification" as new selling points.
The disinfection card claims that the antibacterial rate exceeds 99%?
The truth: In the test reports of merchants, more than 99% of the sterilization results are obtained by placing the disinfection card and test strains in a small, closed experimental chamber for a long period of time. However, the classrooms, subways, and shopping malls we live in every day are all ventilated and open spaces. The chlorine dioxide gas slowly released by the disinfection card will be quickly diluted and blown away by the air flow, making it difficult to maintain the effective concentration required for disinfection. The China Consumers Association clearly pointed out that the "99.99% sterilization rate" exaggerated by some merchants is false propaganda, and relevant cases have been judged through public interest litigation. Consumers should distinguish between ideal laboratory conditions and real-life scenarios, and not be misled by dazzling test numbers.
Experts remind that to prevent respiratory infectious diseases in autumn and winter, we still need to adhere to scientific protection: wear masks regularly, open windows frequently for ventilation, do good hand hygiene, work regularly to improve your immunity, and do not be superstitious about portable "black technology" products of Internet celebrities to avoid paying the "IQ tax".
Tip: Ministry of Education’s 2027 College Entrance Examination Registration Anti-Fraud Warning
Details: Registration for the 2027 general college admissions examination has been launched. Some provinces and cities conduct intensive online registration from mid-to-late October to early November, and registration for art, sports and other examinations is conducted at the same time as the college entrance examination registration. Judging from the situation in previous years, the registration node is the period when examination fraud is concentrated. Some criminals use parent groups and voluntary registration accounts to spread false information such as "registration failure" and "short quota", creating anxiety, inducing payment, and seriously disrupting the normal registration order. To this end, the Ministry of Education has sorted out and summarized the most common scams during the college entrance examination registration period in recent years, and reminded candidates and parents to be more vigilant.
1. To register, only go to the official website of the provincial examination bureau and do not trust the "internal supplementary registration" or "agent registration quota"
Whether there is supplementary registration, which candidates can make up for supplementary registration, and when to make up for supplementary registration, we only look at the official documents of the provincial examination bureau and do not listen to any "internal information." Anyone who claims that "internal supplementary registration", "amount of registration on behalf of others" or "can be operated by paying money" are all scams. Candidates and parents must not hand over their ID number, student registration number, and verification code to any "middleman."
2. Do not click on the "Registration Abnormal" or "Qualification Failed" links in the text messages.
College entrance examination registration review results, payment status, etc. can only be queried through the official registration system of the provincial education examination bureau. Education departments and examination institutions will not send separate "review exception" notifications containing unfamiliar links in the form of text messages. If you receive "registration failed" or "eligibility abnormality" text messages from unknown sources, do not click on the link, enter personal information, or provide a verification code. If you need to verify, please log on to the official website of the Education Examination Agency in your area to verify, or call the official consultation hotline to confirm.
3. Payment can only be made through official channels within the system, and no transfers will be made to any private accounts.
The standards, payment methods and collection accounts for college entrance examination and other fees are subject to the official notice of the Provincial Education Examination Authority. Please reject any request to transfer money to a private account, no matter how "urgent" or "internal" the reason is. Before paying, please check whether the name of the payee is consistent with the official announcement, and do not remit money to your personal account.
4. Be wary of the scam of "application for college entrance examination registration and obtaining preferential points"
The college entrance examination registration qualifications and various preferential policy qualifications are jointly reviewed by the public security, education and other departments, and are publicly announced. There is no room for "agency" or "packaging" of college entrance examination registration qualifications. Any promise that "you can get the qualifications by spending money" is a scam. Please do not hand over core materials such as household registration and student registration to any intermediary or individual for "handling", nor transfer money to any account that claims to be "qualified to operate".
The Ministry of Education reminds candidates and parents:
Key operations for college entrance examination registration should be completed by the candidates themselves; fees, materials, and payment accounts are subject to official notifications; do not believe in "internal supplementary registration" or "agent registration quota", do not click on abnormal links in text messages, and do not transfer money to any private account. In case of suspicious circumstances, please verify with the school, local admissions and examination agency or public security agency as soon as possible. If you encounter any clues about fraud, keep the evidence and call the police immediately.
