Rural solar street lights, good things turn bad

In recent years, the rural infrastructure has been greatly improved. For example, since the implementation of the village roads, the local agricultural product transportation and farmers’ travel problems have been solved. In recent years, the installation of rural street lights has gradually become popular, but now good things are It has become a terrible thing for farmers, and the villagers also said: It's better not to have! Why is this?

1. Street lights are not bright. Most of the street lights installed in rural areas are solar-powered street lights, and there are often insufficient resources. At night, the street lights are not bright and the roads are still dark.

2. The street lights are not managed. After the solar street lights are installed, they are handed over to the village for management and use. As most villages have no source of management costs and lack of dedicated management, the light poles gradually tilted and the bulbs burned out, etc. The problem is that if there is no money and cannot be replaced, it becomes a 'blind man' at night.

3. Someone deliberately damages street lights. Due to limited funds, they can only be installed at intersections and places where houses are concentrated. It is impossible for households in a village to take care of them. Therefore, there are no street lights at the door of some people. This small group of people thinks Very big, not convinced, some people deliberately damage the street lights behind.

4. The distance is too large, especially in remote rural areas with complex terrain. Because of the influence of the terrain, they are often only installed on the main road, but there are no street lights where they are really needed. Even if they are there, they are more than 20 meters apart, resulting in lighting effects. not ideal.