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Chongqing's viral motorbike trend is facing a crackdown over safety and noise concerns. The fad sees pillion riders whisked through the city while being filmed …
Chongqing's viral motorbike trend is facing a crackdown over safety and noise concerns.
The fad sees pillion riders whisked through the city while being filmed against the city's nightscape. It has become a popular social media check-in, dubbed a "landing visa" by netizens.
But dangerous filming practices as well as noise complaints have prompted local authorities to tighten regulations and step up enforcement. #china #chinanews #chongqing
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@@lesliegrace8360Imported1mo ago
coming to a country near you 😜
@@LuvAniT.4tImported1mo ago
crack down
@@VyonetnImported1mo ago
this kind of things are soooo cringeeeeee!!!! 🤢
@@AsianArickImported1mo ago
Tech can't check first family tree. Unintelligent; disgusting. Tech can't check first family bloodline/dna. Unintelligent; gross. Don't be helpful..Dont talk to strangers. Family could make it worse too.
Chongqing's viral motorbike trend is facing a crackdown over safety and noise concerns.
The fad sees pillion riders whisked through the city while being filmed against the city's nightscape. It has become a popular social media check-in, dubbed a "landing visa" by netizens.
But dangerous filming practices as well as noise complaints have prompted local authorities to tighten regulations and step up enforcement. #china #chinanews #chongqing
Read more: https://cna.asia/4AMXxi9
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Chongqing cracks down on viral motorcycle photoshoots
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