How to put nails in tires

How to put nails in tires: Revealing recent hot topics and safety warnings

Recently, discussions about "nails in tires" have surged across the Internet, involving social issues such as vandalism and road safety. This article combines hot topic data in the past 10 days to conduct a structured analysis of event background, relevant cases and preventive measures to provide reference for the public.

1. Data statistics on hot topics across the entire network (last 10 days)

2. Analysis of Common "Putting Nails" Techniques

According to police reports and netizen revelations, there are three main types of nail placement methods discovered so far:

3. Inventory of recent typical cases

1.Hangzhou car repair shop case: On July 12, the police uncovered a case of a repair shop dropping nails on surrounding roads, and the suspect was identified through the driving recorder.

2.Shared bike trap: Douyin user @安哥 discovered through actual testing that upward-facing steel nails were placed in the baskets of shared bicycles in some cities, and there were 12 reports of tire punctures.

3.Highway nails: Continuous tire blowout accidents occurred on a certain road section in Henan. Monitoring showed that vehicles threw sharp objects along the way. The amount involved exceeded 200,000 yuan.

4. Safety precautions and countermeasures

1.Check before driving: Focus on observing whether there are foreign objects attached to the tire contact surface. It is recommended to equip the tire pressure monitoring system.

2.Suspicious area warning: High-risk areas recently summarized by netizens include:
- Unattended parking
- Speed bumps on remote roads
- Shared bicycle parking spots

3.Legal rights protection channels: According to Article 117 of the Criminal Law, intentional damage to a vehicle is punishable by more than three years in prison. If you find any clues, you should immediately call the police and provide driving recorder evidence.

5. Suggestions on industry standards

As of press time, 17 cities have launched special rectification actions. The public can report suspicious behavior through the "12328" traffic service hotline and jointly maintain a safe road environment.