4-wheeled electric vehicles carry tourists, building green and civilized destinations

This is a very worthy decision to be supported, because the problem is not to ban or allow, but to find solutions that both comply with legal regulations and effectively exploit the type of transportation serving tourists.

After Decree 165 takes effect, 4-wheeled passenger vehicles with engines are only allowed to operate on roads with speed limit signs of 30 km/h.

Meanwhile, many localities do not have a suitable sign system, so hundreds of electric vehicles cannot operate, and businesses face many difficulties.

Instead of waiting, Quang Tri has chosen a proactive approach, reviewing infrastructure, consulting experiences from many provinces and cities and arranging speed limit signs of 30 km/h on coastal roads, resorts, golf courses and tourist concentration areas.

Quang Tri's approach both meets regulations and unlocks business activities.

That is flexible management thinking, taking efficiency to serve people and businesses as a goal but still putting traffic safety first.

In many tourist destinations across the country, 4-wheeled electric vehicles have become a familiar means of transport, from the ancient town to the beach and eco-resorts.

4-wheeled electric vehicles serve the elderly, children, and people with disabilities, conveniently moving between tourist attractions without having to walk.

This type of vehicle does not emit in situ gases, does not create noise, so it is necessary to encourage its use.

Electric vehicles create an image of environmentally friendly and civilized tourism, contributing to improving the tourist experience.

However, encouragement must go hand in hand with strict management.

4-wheeled electric vehicles will only be effective when organized for scientific exploitation. Regulating separate roads, speed limits, arranging reasonable stops and strictly controlling drivers, ensuring traffic safety.

In addition, business units need to improve service quality, ensure vehicles meet technical standards, drivers are well-trained, and behave politely with tourists.

A type of tourism transport that wants to develop in the long term must build trust with safety and professionalism.

Organizing good management and operation, 4-wheeled electric vehicles are not only a means of transporting passengers, but also contribute to building green, civilized and modern destinations.

That is also a trend that many localities need to continue to research, supplement initiatives, and replicate to develop tourism in a sustainable direction, harmonizing economic growth with environmental protection.

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