What to Do When Fuel Vehicles Occupy Charging Piles?

[Mario]

For violations of regulations, penalties will be imposed according to the law. Start from the source to ensure that car owners dare not and cannot occupy charging piles. Place warning signs at charging pile locations, such as "Non-charging vehicles are not allowed to occupy charging piles, otherwise the vehicle will be locked." Use camera license plate recognition technology to identify and allow only new energy vehicles to pass, while prohibiting fuel vehicles.

[LaVanessa]

I've encountered this situation several times. As an electric vehicle driver, it's really frustrating when fuel cars occupy charging spots. Once in a supermarket parking lot, a fuel car was parked there while I urgently needed to charge. The best approach is to directly contact the parking attendant or security guard and ask them to handle it. Most parking lots have regulations prohibiting fuel vehicles from occupying charging spaces, and the management will either move the car or issue a warning ticket. I recommend saving the complaint number on your phone for quick access next time. As a regular driver, I've noticed that clear reminder signs can significantly reduce misunderstandings. It's also good practice to pay attention to available spaces when parking. We should all work together to maintain these resources—charging stations are already scarce in cities, and fuel cars occupying them not only waste others' time but also disrupt travel plans. While this may seem like a minor issue, it actually relates to daily convenience and environmental awareness.