Eliminating the Transportation of Prohibited Items: The Shared Responsibility of the Whole Society

Eliminating the Transportation of Prohibited Items: The Shared Responsibility of the Whole Society​

Eliminating the transportation of prohibited items requires the joint responsibility of the whole society. Government departments should improve laws and regulations, strengthen supervision, increase penalties for the transportation of prohibited items, and raise the cost of violations; at the same time, increase investment in the research and development of transportation supervision technologies to enhance supervision capabilities. Transportation enterprises should establish correct business concepts, prioritize safety, establish a sound control system for prohibited items, strengthen employee training, and strictly implement inspection systems. Schools and communities should strengthen public safety education, popularize knowledge about prohibited items and their hazards, improve public legal awareness and safety awareness, and make everyone consciously resist the transportation of prohibited items. The media should also play a role in public opinion supervision and publicity guidance, expose illegal cases of prohibited item transportation, and publicize the importance of legal transportation. Only when all parties, including the government, enterprises, schools, communities, and the media, form a joint force and the whole society participates can we eliminate the transportation of prohibited items from the source and create a safe and orderly transportation environment and social environment.