Only when there are more people who report according to the law and fewer people who misunderstand and question can the road traffic order become better
Recently, a woman posted that she and her husband drove back after the holiday, and were blocked on the highway in Hunan Province, and reported more than 50 illegal vehicles in boredom, and won 1,500 yuan. Some netizens asked in the comment area, "Is this money hot?" and the woman replied, "Don't look at the advice with a high sense of morality." There is nothing hot about doing things according to the law. (Red Star News, February 21).
The party replied to the comments of netizens (source: the party's social **).
It is the right and right of whistleblowers to report illegal acts in accordance with the law and receive rewards. The vehicle reported by the woman occupies the emergency lane, which not only disrupts the normal traffic order, but also may delay the rescue in an emergency, posing a threat to public safety.
Therefore, the public should be encouraged and supported to report such violations in accordance with the law. By giving full play to the power of the public, we can not only effectively maintain road traffic order, alleviate the shortage of resources of traffic police and electronic police, but more importantly, enhance the public's awareness of complying with traffic laws, and then form a good atmosphere for the whole society to abide by traffic laws.
However, in real life, whistleblowers are often under the psychological pressure of "reporting shame", which largely stems from the misunderstanding and doubts of some netizens. They stand on the so-called moral high ground and accuse others of doing the "right thing", which is actually a kind of hypocrisy and false morality; They are not only resisting others to protect their own rights and interests, but also ignoring the long-term order and interests of society. When there are more and more doubts about this kind of mistake, it is bound to "drive out good money with bad money" and dampen the enthusiasm and courage of those who want to exercise their right to report.
Receive a reward for reporting illegal acts (Source: Red Star News).
Admittedly, the whistleblower may be motivated in part by a reward, but that's understandable. As long as the results of the report are beneficial to the public, they should be treated with the respect and affirmation they deserve. In addition, the Hunan Expressway has clearly stipulated that "the cumulative reward for multiple valid reports by the same whistleblower in a natural month shall not exceed 1,500 yuan", which restricts whistleblowers from using it as a long-term income**. Therefore, we should not be too entangled, but should pay more attention to the value of the report itself and its contribution to society.
The Hunan traffic police cashed out the bonus less than a week after the woman reported it, and this enforcement efficiency is worthy of praise. Only when the reporting system forms a complete closed loop from publicity, acceptance, to reply and reward, so that whistleblowers can quickly get feedback, can more people be encouraged to exercise their right to report in accordance with the law.
For illegal behaviors such as occupying emergency lanes, a report or a patience may have little impact on individuals, but it has a profound impact on the public interest. Only when there are more people who report according to the law and fewer people who misunderstand and question can our road traffic order become better, and the high-speed "stubborn disease" of occupying emergency lanes can be completely eliminated. (Zhengguan commentator Zhou Yeqi).
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