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  1. I predicted that would happen!!!
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  2. 🚲 Chinese youth use electric wheelchairs to bypass regulations on electric bicycles. 00:05 New regulations on electric bicycles have led to young Chinese people using electric wheelchairs for commuting. 00:05 Videos of young people using electric wheelchairs for commuting are being widely shared on social media. 00:54 Rectification campaigns and confiscation of electric bicycles have been carried out by police in various cities. 01:09 Residents have expressed dissatisfaction with the police's actions in confiscating electric vehicles. 01:24 Residents in different cities have given up electric bicycles and started using electric scooters instead. 02:39 🚲 Electric wheelchairs are not classified as vehicles and are not bound by traffic regulations, leading to an increase in usage among young people in China. 03:31 Electric wheelchairs are not managed as motor vehicles or non-motor vehicles and do not require a license or helmet. 03:31 Many young people in China switched to electric wheelchairs for convenience after the implementation of new regulations for electric bicycles. 04:03 The Chinese government has launched campaigns to regulate electric bicycles, with control measures implemented in approximately 190 cities. 04:19 Chinese police intercept motorcycles and electric bicycles to make money by selling the seized vehicles to Africa, Pakistan, and other places. 04:56 Several cities in Guangdong province, such as Guangzhou and Dongguan, have strict bans on motorcycles and have confiscated them from riders. 05:29 😔 Incidents of mistreatment and confiscation of electric bicycles by traffic police in China have sparked public dissatisfaction. 06:51 Motorcyclist injured and fined after being forcibly stopped by traffic police. 06:51 Woman on electric bicycle surrounded by police officers, breaks down in tears. 07:23 Delivery drivers resorting to alternative methods to avoid inspection. 07:54 China has over 400 million electric bicycles, surpassing the number of privately-owned cars. 08:11 Increased fines and restrictions on electric bicycles causing public dissatisfaction. 09:01 💰 Traffic fines in China have become a significant source of revenue for local governments, with penalty revenues showing a significant growth trend. 09:35 Chinese traffic management department has been criticized as a 'licensed robber' 09:35 Chengwu County in Shandong Province introduced a 'monthly penalty subscription' 10:10 Local traffic fines generate over 30 million yuan annually in a county 10:45 Traffic police in Hunan Province strive to achieve a target of 130 million yuan 11:20 Penalty revenues in many parts of China have shown a significant growth trend 11:57 🚦 Traffic penalty revenues in China have significantly increased, with Qingdao City leading the list. 12:37 Qingdao City had penalty revenues of 4.4 billion yuan in 2021, a 127% growth from 2020. 12:37 Nanchang had the largest increase in penalty revenue at 151%, followed by Suqian (133%), Changzhou (110%), Xiangyang (118%), Yibin (105%), Huanggang (102%), and Jiaxing (105%). 13:00 Total traffic fines in China in 2020 were around 300 billion yuan, averaging over a thousand yuan per vehicle. 13:29 Han Deyun revealed the unreasonable set up and misuse of traffic road signs and the 'electronic police' system, leading to excessive fines. 14:07 Traffic management departments set up 'traps' to maximize fines, including lower maximum speeds, multiple speed limits on the same road, altered lane settings, and universal fines for parking violations. 14:23
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