Under the call of "One Helmet and One Belt", citizens have already put on helmets when riding electric bikes. But how to keep the helmet properly at ordinary times has become a problem while ensuring safe travel. Many citizens think it is not convenient to wear helmets around, and it is easy to be shoplifted when hanging helmets on cars. The day before yesterday, in some communities of Shuangta Street, Gusu District, social workers made anti-theft net bags, sprayed license plate numbers and other ways to offer smart tricks for residents to keep safety helmets.
"Knit the nylon elastic rope into a mesh, and add a few hooks to make a small net bag for helmet storage." The staff of Fengxi Community said that with this small net bag, residents can easily hold the helmet in their hands, or use hooks to tie the helmet to the car. In addition to storing the helmet, this kind of net bag has the function of shock absorption and protection. According to the staff, if a thinner nylon rope is used, the net bag can also be directly tied to the helmet at ordinary times. "In case of an accident, these ropes can effectively avoid the shaking of the helmet and add a layer of 'protective umbrella' to life safety."
On Taobao, we can see that many businesses are selling helmet anti-theft "magic tools", including fishing net bags and single locking anti-theft ropes. The material is mostly luggage rope or elastic rope, and the price is about 25 yuan, which is relatively cheap. Community workers remind residents that whether they buy online or make their own anti-theft net bags, they need to consider the size of their helmets, and often check the tightness of the rope during use.
In addition to using net bags to "bind" helmets to electric vehicles, some communities have also added "license plate numbers" to helmets, so that residents' helmets can have more personal recognition. "Some time ago, many of our neighbors bought helmets in the same electric car store, and it is inevitable that there are many duplicates." Yang Xiaoying, a resident of Changdao Community, said that many identical helmets can often be seen in the garage, and it is impossible to confirm who took the wrong helmets.
For this reason, the community staff bought a special digital template and sprayed the corresponding number on the helmet according to the license plate number of the residents' electric vehicles.
"After the helmet is sprayed with a license plate number, the community will also make a corresponding registration to prevent residents from losing their helmet." The staff of the Long Island Community said that spraying codes on the helmet can not only facilitate residents to take care of their helmet, but also remind residents to wear a helmet from the source. Yang Xiaoying was the first resident in the community to "license" the helmet. She said excitedly, "So my helmet also has an 'ID card', and I will never be afraid to take it wrong or lose it again."
