With the advancement of science and technology and the popularization of environmental protection concepts, electric vehicles have gradually become a new choice for people to travel. However, the issue of charging electric vehicles in the corridor has been a matter of concern. On the one hand, electric vehicle charging is convenient and fast, which can solve the travel problems encountered by people in daily life; On the other hand, there are certain safety hazards when charging electric vehicles, which may cause accidents such as fires. 
So, should electric vehicles be allowed to enter the hallway for charging? First of all, let's be clear: charging an electric car in a hallway is not a smart choice. The corridor is a public area within the building, which is the only way for residents to travel on a daily basis, and if the electric vehicle is charged in the corridor, it will not only occupy the public space, but also may cause safety problems. In addition, the power facilities in some old communities may not be able to withstand the large-scale charging of electric vehicles, which also increases the risk of safety accidents such as fires. 
Of course, we can't completely deny the convenience of electric vehicles. In order to solve this problem, some places have begun to implement the construction of centralized charging piles. The setting of centralized charging piles can not only solve the problem of electric vehicle charging, but also effectively avoid safety accidents caused by improper charging. In addition, centralized charging piles can also help improve charging efficiency and reduce energy waste. To sum up, we should encourage the construction of centralized charging piles, rather than allowing electric vehicles to enter the corridor for charging. This can ensure the safety of residents, and at the same time meet people's travel needs.