Recently, the Market Supervision Administration of Beijing's Daxing District, in collaboration with the district's Traffic Management Brigade, launched a special enforcement operation to conduct joint inspections of businesses selling electric three- and four-wheelers, motorized wheelchairs for disabled individuals, and electric bicycles within its jurisdiction. The operation was led jointly by Yi Guangxu, Head of the District Traffic Management Brigade, and Zhou Jing, a member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director of the District Market Supervision Administration.

During the inspections, the two departments leveraged their respective statutory responsibilities, focusing on different areas while working in concert. The Market Supervision Administration primarily fulfilled its duties of supervising product quality and market order, with enforcement officers rigorously verifying whether the product certificates, mandatory product certification (CCC) certificates, vehicle consistency, and exterior markings of vehicles for sale complied with national standards and product catalog requirements.

At electric bicycle stores, the inspection team placed particular emphasis on checking for the sale of non-compliant vehicles that fail to meet the new national standards, illegal modifications and assemblies, and违规解除限速, while urging operators to strictly implement their primary responsibility for quality and safety to prevent substandard products from entering the market at the source.

The enforcement officers from the Traffic Management Brigade focused their efforts on the source management of vehicle registration, market access, and road traffic safety. They verified whether the vehicle's appearance, dimensions, and technical parameters were consistent with the official announcement catalog, while also providing on-site guidance to operators, clearly informing them that all vehicles sold must comply with the catalog and warning against the sale of illegally modified or assembled vehicles, thereby standardizing vehicle roadworthiness qualifications from the sales环节.

This joint enforcement effort broke down the barriers of single-department inspections, achieving seamless integration of the entire regulatory chain and effectively consolidating the合力 of collaborative supervision to build a strong safety risk defense line from the point of sale. In the next step, the two departments will continue to deepen their coordination mechanism, intensify the frequency of routine patrols and specialized rectification efforts, and use rigorous measures to jointly maintain a standardized and orderly market operating environment.