Especially in rural areas, we will find many piers with limited width and shelves with limited height at the entrance of rural villages. Although the existence of these items will make people feel unacceptable, they are meaningful to rural people.

Prevent large trucks from pressing the road.

The reason why this happens is mainly because roads have basically been built in rural areas. So the road used is relatively flat, but farmers are afraid that after the flat road is crushed back and forth by heavy trucks, there will be some potholes on the road. Therefore, we will choose to place width-limiting piers and viaducts at the entrance of the village to prevent the road from being crushed by large trucks.

Many private car drivers can't accept this situation.

But for many private cars, although in the process of entering the spring scenery, you can limit the width of the pier and the height. But the existence of these two items is still unacceptable, because for drivers with immature driving skills, they will feel that passing these two items is a test of their driving skills. Even when I am driving a vehicle, I will spend my own vehicle paint because of the relevant piers.

Personal point of view.

Finally, I personally feel that the villagers protect the roads used in the village in this way, although it makes people have an understandable state. However, this practice has indeed brought great trouble to many private car owners, so I personally hope that the villagers concerned can prevent large trucks from entering the village in a reasonable way. Instead of choosing to achieve what you want in this way. After all, for some people with less mature driving skills, there will be a kind of contradictory psychology in the process of passing through the line width pier.