Changsha Transportation Official Weiwei reported on September 4. Recently, the Changsha Municipal Transportation Bureau, together with the Municipal Administration Bureau and the Traffic Management Detachment of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, conducted a joint interview on the Changsha branch of Tianjin Songuo Rental Co., Ltd. Since mid-July, “Songuo Travel” has released a large number of unlicensed shared motorcycles in the main city of Changsha without permission. None of the vehicles in this batch were reviewed, registered or licensed in accordance with regulations. They were parked in a disorderly manner in areas such as sidewalks, non-motorized lanes, blind lanes, and transportation hubs, etc., and overwhelmed the city's public space. The above acts seriously disrupt the road safety environment in our city and may endanger the personal safety of cyclists, and have had a great negative impact on society. The three departments seriously criticized the company's actions and ordered it to immediately stop illegal sales, clean up and recycle all unlicensed vehicles within a limited period of time, and if the rectification is overdue, administrative coercive measures will be taken in accordance with the law to resolutely maintain the order of the shared travel market and the legitimate rights and interests of citizens. The general public is reminded that the safety performance of unlicensed shared motorcycles is not guaranteed, and there are no channels for accident claims. Riding such vehicles on the road is a traffic violation and will face administrative penalties in accordance with the law.

Changsha Transportation Official Weiwei reported on September 4. Recently, the Changsha Municipal Transportation Bureau, together with the Municipal Administration Bureau and the Traffic Management Detachment of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, conducted a joint interview on the Changsha branch of Tianjin Songuo Rental Co., Ltd. Since mid-July, “Songuo Travel” has released a large number of unlicensed shared motorcycles in the main city of Changsha without permission. None of these vehicles were reviewed, registered or licensed in accordance with regulations. They were parked in a disorderly manner in areas such as sidewalks, non-motorized lanes, blind lanes, and transportation hubs, etc., and overwhelmed the city's public space. The above acts seriously disrupt the road safety environment in our city and may endanger the personal safety of cyclists, and have had a great negative impact on society. The three departments seriously criticized the company's actions and ordered it to immediately stop illegal sales, clean up and recycle all unlicensed vehicles within a limited period of time, and if the rectification is overdue, administrative coercive measures will be taken in accordance with the law to resolutely maintain the order of the shared travel market and the legitimate rights and interests of citizens. The general public is reminded that the safety performance of unlicensed shared motorcycles is not guaranteed, and there are no channels for accident claims. Riding such vehicles on the road is a traffic violation and will face administrative penalties in accordance with the law.