Will private parking spaces become the "standard configuration" for people to buy a car? From a trend perspective, the answer may be yes.
After the Beijing plan to implement the “purchase of car purchase” plan, Wuhan has also recently announced that it is considering the introduction of a new policy of “purchase a car”. According to the report of the Yangtze River Daily, a few days ago, the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Land and Resources held a press conference on “Parking Year” and “Road Network Year”. The relevant person in charge of the Land Planning Bureau will be considering that “there is a parking space to buy a car”. New policy.
In this regard, the relevant person in charge of the Wuhan Automobile Circulation Industry Association told the "Daily Economic News" reporter that "there is a possibility of a car purchase" is not likely to be implemented in the near future, but "does not rule out the future."
He believes that although the automobile ownership in Wuhan has grown rapidly, Wuhan traffic can still operate in a healthy manner. "At this stage, there is no mature soil for a car."
According to the traffic analysis report of major cities in the first quarter released by Gaode Map, Wuhan has entered the list of the top ten “blocking cities” in China. In the list of the top ten “blocking cities”, five cities have implemented the policy of car purchase restrictions.
According to another data, in the first quarter of this year, the sales volume of new cars in Wuhan was about 110,000, which was 25% higher than the same period of last year. Car ownership has increased from 1.8 million at the end of 2014 to more than 2 million at present. At the time, the above-mentioned people believed that it was Wuhan’s rumors that the “restriction policy” would be implemented, causing people’s panic buying.
Surprisingly, Wuhan has not adopted a policy of restricting purchases such as “shake” or “bidding”, but has shown interest in “having a car”, which is influenced by other cities; on the other hand, “have Compared with the "shake" and "bid", it may be more helpful to alleviate the difficulty of parking.
In addition to Wuhan's proposed new purchase restriction policy, cities such as Hangzhou and Shanghai that have implemented restrictions on purchases have begun to adjust their current policies. Hangzhou stipulates that since May 1st, a new card-restricting policy has been implemented, which requires a driver's license to participate in the lottery; and Shanghai has also sent news to study the policy on the age of license plates.
It is conceivable that major cities in the future will impose more stringent restrictions on new vehicles.