
The road markings on the Yonghe-Taipei-bound Zhongzheng Bridge were repainted, and the mixed lane was mistakenly marked as "no motorcycles", resulting in heavy traffic jams during commuting hours and causing public complaints.
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After the pavement of the Zhongzheng Bridge was paved, the markings were redrawn, but the mixed lane was mistakenly marked as "no motorcycles", causing commuting chaos.
The Beijing Municipal Government has done something wrong again! The Yonghe section of the Zhongzheng Bridge heading towards Taipei was paved. As a result, the markings were redrawn, and the mixed lanes that were supposed to remain legal were mistakenly marked "No Motorcycles." This caused commuters on motorcycles to be completely caught off guard and crowded into a group, causing public resentment. Later, it was also discovered that the Taipei city was responsible. In this regard, Zhang Yumeng, director of the Taiwan Youth Democratic Association, bluntly said that "the city government of Chiang Kai-shek is basically taking advantage of it."
Zhang Yumeng pointed out in a Facebook post that the original three-lane road on the Zhongyonghe heading towards Taipei on the Zhongzheng Bridge was only "no motorcycles" on the innermost side. As a result, I don't know if it was a coincidence of fate. When Jiang Wanan took leave to campaign, the "mixed lane" in the middle suddenly grew a "no motorcycles" sign overnight.
Zhang Yumeng said that there were originally only two lanes for motorcycles, which were narrow enough. Now they have been changed into two "no motorcycles" lanes, leaving only one motorcycle lane. During the rush hour at around 7 o'clock in the morning, there were so many motorcycles riding on the bridge that they only saw the words. They were anxious to change. When I changed lanes, the cars behind me were also scared. The entire bridge was jammed with traffic. The Yonghe Facebook group was full of scoldings, and the PTT villagers also yelled, "What a pariah?"
Now the truth is revealed. It was actually the Chiang Kai-shek City Government who laid the asphalt and restored the markings after the paving. As a result, the markings were painted incorrectly. Moreover, it was only after the Yonghe council member asked about it that he found out that it had nothing to do with New Taipei City and that it was the Chiang Wanan City Government who was behind the scenes. As a result, Jiang Wanan's new construction office began to blame it again, saying that it was because "the contractor made a mistake in drawing it." After being scolded, it was hurriedly canceled.
Zhang Yumeng bluntly said that the familiar Jiang Wanan is the most suitable. He never apologizes for doing wrong things. Anyway, there are countless mistakes. Either it is the fault of the manufacturer, otherwise it is the fault of the citizens.

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