A disabled person in Tai 'an drove his scooter all the way down the cone barrel of the roadblock. I also have a very objective view of this wave of operation. Because there are many factors that cause this phenomenon, we can't discuss this problem from only one aspect. We should analyze this problem rationally from a very objective angle. After all, this phenomenon may not happen only once. Only by solving the problem can we effectively prevent the follow-up problems. The following is my opinion:

First, the man has a heart not to be outdone, but his body doesn't allow it. It can be seen from the title that he is a disabled person. Then we all know that some disabled people's personal lives are not guaranteed. Some people choose to degenerate and lie in bed from now on. They want to be taken care of, and they are full of complaints and disappointments about life. Life passed like this, but the disabled man did not show weakness. He thinks he can, so he chooses to drive a scooter, which is a sign of his hope for life. It shows that he is a positive, optimistic and hard-working person, but because of physical reasons, he is disabled after all, so even driving a scooter has certain defects, which is definitely not very convenient, so he will push down the roadblock cone.

Second, the operability of the scooter needs to be improved. Now our country's science and technology are more and more developed, so our means of transportation are changing with each passing day. From bicycles to fully automatic electric cars, all kinds of vehicles are changing, so the cause of the problem is that the operation of this scooter is still not perfect, because the tools appearing in the market should of course adapt to every kind of people as much as possible, and problems cannot occur frequently because the users are disabled. So the problem still exists and has not been solved. With the development of science and technology, we should make our scooter more and more perfect, and then everyone can enjoy this treatment, even the disabled will have no problem.

Third, the express provisions are still not standardized. Part of the reason for this situation is that there is no rule that disabled people can't drive scooters, but we know that it is definitely risky for disabled people to drive scooters. Although it is impossible to completely ban disabled people from driving scooters, it is still necessary to stipulate which groups of people cannot use scooters. Secondly, it is necessary to stipulate that people with disabilities should drive scooters within the prescribed area. If they are driving on the motorway, it is very likely.