Police–Enterprise Collaboration Warms the People; Safety Principles Take Root in Hearts
2026-04-03 13:03:10
To implement the policy of uniformly replacing license plates for electric bicycles, standardize vehicle management within residential communities, and ensure residents’ travel safety, Lüliang Datuhe Property Management Company recently partnered with the Traffic Police Detachment of the Lüliang Municipal Public Security Bureau to offer a convenient door-to-door service at the community square, enabling residents to have their old plates replaced without leaving their homes. This initiative has effectively enhanced residents’ sense of gain and satisfaction.
At the service site, four dedicated zones have been set up for document review, vehicle inspection, data entry, and license‑plate installation, with clear division of responsibilities and streamlined workflows. Owners need only bring their original ID card and the original green national‑standard license plate; they can then drive their vehicle to the site for verification. Volunteers are on hand to guide owners through the process in an orderly manner, and the entire procedure can be completed in about 10 minutes. For special groups such as seniors and pregnant women, a green channel has been established, with dedicated staff providing end‑to‑end assistance to ensure that every owner can smoothly complete the license‑plate replacement.
During the license‑plate exchange process, officers from the Traffic Police Detachment simultaneously conducted traffic‑safety awareness campaigns, educating vehicle owners about the “Safety Technical Specifications for Electric Bicycles” and relevant cycling regulations. They particularly emphasized that illegal modifications or assembly of vehicles are strictly prohibited, and that riders must wear helmets, obey traffic rules, and refrain from running red lights, riding against traffic, or speeding.
“In the past, getting a new license plate meant running to a designated service center at the traffic police station—crowds and long lines wasted precious time. Who would have thought that this time, the property management would bring the service right to our community? There was even staff on hand to guide us through the entire process—so convenient!” one resident remarked after completing the replacement.
This joint initiative between the property management company and the traffic police department is a vivid demonstration of our commitment to “doing practical things for the people.” By extending services directly to the “last hundred meters” within residential communities, it has not only ensured the effective implementation of policy requirements but also saved residents time and effort, earning widespread praise.
Going forward, the property management company will continue to prioritize residents’ needs, leverage a wide range of resources to introduce more convenient services, and work tirelessly to create a safe, well-organized, and welcoming community, jointly building a peaceful and harmonious home with our residents.
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