On June 30, the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor was officially opened to traffic, which is a two-way eight-lane highway with a design speed of 100 kilometers per hour.
On the first day of operation, many car owners in the Greater Bay Area went to the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Corridor to experience the charm of this major project.
However, there were also many uncivilized driving behaviors at the scene, and even violated the Road Traffic Safety Law.
At present, a photo is circulating on major social platforms, and it is reported that the photo was taken in the emergency lane of the Shenzhong Channel.
You can see that the vehicle in the photo is Xiaomi SU7, this car is parked in the emergency lane, whether it is an emergency, it is not yet known.
At the tail of the Xiaomi SU7, a lady in slippers sits on a camping chair with a liquid drink in her hand and looks into the distance.
It is worth mentioning that the number plate on the tail of the Xiaomi SU7 on this photo is blocked,The blocked license plate shows MOC,Value to receive Talk query to learn that MOC is the abbreviation of MOC Guangdong Owners Club,It is reported to be the abbreviation of MI OWNERS CLUB,A dedicated owner club for Xiaomi car owners。
The behavior of this Xiaomi SU7 is not only uncivilized, but it has been illegal so far, especially deliberately covering the number plate on the highway, which is very bad.
At present, a large number of netizens have complained about the behavior of the owner of this Xiaomi SU7 on the Internet.
In response to this incident, Talk found that an account claiming to be the MOC Guangdong Car Owners Club issued an apology statement, but the statement was deleted soon after it was released.
According to the statement, the person concerned expressed a deep awareness of his misconduct, and said that the person was a passenger in the co-pilot, and left the scene immediately after taking photos.
However, the statement did not provide any explanation for the blocking of the number plate.
The statement also emphasized that their actions not only reflect the quality of individuals, but also represent the overall image of Xiaomi Auto, and implore everyone to lead by example and consciously abide by the rules of the road.
In the statement, the account also posted a chat record with the party, and it can be seen that the party said that he saw a row of cars getting out of the car to take pictures, so he followed everyone to park, and also posted a lot of photos or videos of the parking scene.
The statement of this party is still more controversial, and you can't blame your mistakes on other cars and stop to take pictures, obviously you have violated the law, or you can humbly apologize.
Of course, this only represents the personal quality of the parties, and does not represent the car brand and the car user.
As for the MOC Guangdong Car Owners Club, it is recommended to participate less, after all, it is not an officially certified car owner club, and the original intention of buying a car is still for convenience.