awkward! Many ambulances are forcibly charged before installing electronicvehicles.

At 5 am on January 1, a car accident occurred on the S4 highway. Anambulance received the injured near Daye Expressway and took him to thehospital. However, it encountered an awkward situation at the South Bridgeexit of the A4 highway. According to the notice from relevant departments,starting from January 1, ambulances without electronic toll collectionequipment must pay a "toll fee" after receiving the card. Thereporter asked and learned that many ambulances were forcibly charged. Whyaren't emergency call centers installed on more than 900 cars in the emergencycenter?

Officials at two-level medical emergency centres in downtown Shanghai saidambulances were forced to collect tolls on the road, something that has neverhappened in the past many years. This is because special vehicles, such asambulances and police cars, don't have to pay as long as they are performingtasks.

On the first day of the new year, the national highway will be switched to anew system, and vehicles with electronic transport equipment will be allowed topass freely. Ambulances that have not been equipped are charged accordingto the notification requirements of relevant departments. Why aren'temergency call centers installed on more than 900 cars in the emergency center?

According to the relevant person in charge of the Municipal Medical EmergencyCenter, the relevant departments have designated a unit bank account bank toinstall an ETC free application, while the district-level unit account banksare located in different banks. They applied to the bank last summer, butcomplicated procedures have led to different developments. And thesevehicles are usually running, so centralized installation is even moreunrealistic.

Shanghai Transportation Card Company spokesman Wang Jian said that whenapplying for ETC equipment, more than 10 banks in the two-level emergencycenters in the urban area were connected to each other. The pace ofprogress is indeed different. Some of them have been installed andstarted, while the Shanghai Medical Emergency Center is still under construction. TheirShanghai Bank has not had any related business with the public before, and hasspecially launched a new product called "public credit card" for thispurpose, and preparations are nearing completion. It is expected that thebank can complete the data import and docking by January 4. The company willimmediately send someone to install and activate electronic toll collectionequipment for the ambulances scattered in the city's medical emergency center.

This is great news, but will you continue charging until the installation iscomplete? Who should bear the money? The Municipal Medical EmergencyCenter hopes that the relevant departments can come forward to coordinate andspeed up the process of handling good things. On the other hand, duringthe "transition period", fees should be suspended and noticesreissued.

(Original title: embarrassed many ambulances were forcibly charged beforeinstalling electronic vehicle!)