Temporary parking areas for dining bring more fireworks atmosphere to the city

With the 'Temporary Parking Area for Dining', the number of customers who come to the restaurant for consumption has significantly increased, "said the owner of a restaurant on Fuxing Second Street. In the past, this street could not be temporarily parked, and diners had to park their vehicles in a distant parking lot before walking over to dine, which was very troublesome and led to slow business in the store. Since the establishment of the 'Temporary Parking Area for Dining', business has flourished again.

At noon on August 17th, the author saw a sign next to Fuxing Second Street in Yingshan County, Nanchong City, Sichuan Province. Citizens who came to dine here neatly parked their cars next to the road. Mr. Wang, a citizen who had just got off the car and was ready to eat, said that the 3-hour free parking and dining time was enough for him and his friends to have a happy meal. Parking allows for dining, and after dining, driving away is very convenient

It is reported that Yingshan has set up "temporary parking areas for dining" in the streets where restaurants are concentrated in Fuxing Second Street, Xincheng Road, Xilin Road, Yong'an Avenue, and Wenlin Road in the county town. The starting and ending points of the parking sections are marked, and the free parking time is from 11:00-14:00 and 18:00-21:00, accurately covering the peak dining hours of citizens; At the same time, small vehicles for temporary dining must be parked in the same direction, and trucks and large buses are prohibited from parking.

The pilot establishment of 'temporary parking areas for dining' on wide streets not only did not cause traffic congestion, but also facilitated dining for citizens and created a better business environment for catering enterprises. The relevant person in charge of the County Public Security Traffic Management Brigade stated that in order to ensure smooth roads, failure to park according to regulations or exceeding parking time limits will still result in corresponding penalties. (Guo Ming, Deng Chaowen)