There is a small road under the Wenchang Bridge in Liuzhou City, and cars get stuck at both ends every three days!

Recently, some citizens have reported that there is a magical path under the Wenchang Bridge, and cars get stuck in the middle every three days. On the 23rd, another private car was stuck.

The stuck car was a Gui A brand car. The right wheel rushed off the road, the right front wheel was stuck on the sewer manhole cover, and the bumper was deformed. After the car got stuck, staff from a nearby public bicycle management and service center helped push the car out. An eyewitness said the driver was a young man, possibly from out of town and not very familiar with the road conditions.

The place where the car was stuck is not actually a "proper road", but a cement path, opened from the middle of the flower garden, about 20 centimeters above the ground, only as big as a car. Wide, from here you can enter the public toilet under the Wenchang Bridge. However, the reporter saw that many private cars drove from this small road to park under the Wenchang Bridge. Nearby citizens said that the bottom of the Wenchang Bridge is not a place for parking. Only those who have the ability can drive down. "It is your ability to drive down. If you don't have the ability, it is your own responsibility to fall off."

Bicycle management of nearby public roads Staff at the service center also said that they often see private cars falling off and getting stuck while walking on this trail. "There are also cases where cars fall off for three consecutive days, sometimes four cars fall off in one day."

So, can parking be parked under the east bridge of Wenchang Bridge, and what is the use of this cement path?

Deng Yating, a law enforcement member of the Chengzhong District Urban Management Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau, said that the bottom of the bridge is not a parking lot, and there are no planned parking spaces, so parking is not allowed. Moreover, this passage is not designed for private cars to pass, but is specially used for the passage of septic trucks and public bicycle workers. “Most drivers cannot master the driving skills and are prone to driving into flower beds or hanging in mid-air. Therefore, our urban management department advises drivers not to park their cars here, and not to take this passage for convenience. ”

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