Binjiang Road Mobile Toilet
The situation of mobile toilets on Binjiang Road varies by region. Here is a detailed introduction to mobile toilets on Binjiang Road in some areas:
At the East Gate of Binjiang Road in Luzhou, there was once a situation where tourists queued up in long lines to use the toilet. To address this issue, the sanitation department quickly took action and dispatched a mobile toilet vehicle to the East Gate. The mobile toilet vehicle was parked on the East Gate Square, more than 10 meters away from the seagull-watching spot, greatly facilitating tourists to use the toilet nearby and effectively alleviating the pressure on nearby public toilets. To ensure the hygiene of the toilet, the mobile toilet vehicle was also equipped with a full-time cleaner for continuous cleaning.
In addition, within a 100-meter radius centered on the seagull-watching spot at the East Gate, there are also three public toilets arranged, further meeting the toilet needs of tourists.
At No. 292 on the upper section of Binjiang Road in Hejiang County, Sichuan Province, there is a glass-steel single mobile toilet purchased through public bidding. This toilet is well-designed, including a rest room for sanitation workers, four squatting stalls, and one barrier-free toilet. Each squatting stall is equipped with a washbasin, and the management room is equipped with a water and electricity cabinet and an intelligent control system. The barrier-free toilet contains special hardware fittings, water, electricity, and sewage pipes, fully considering the needs of the disabled. The interior and exterior decoration of this toilet adopts high-quality green and environmentally friendly building materials, and clear and explicit indication signs and warning signs are set up both inside and outside the toilet. Its biggest features are mobility and easy installation. In case of urban planning relocation, the entire toilet can be directly lifted and reinstalled for secondary use. At the same time, it does not occupy a large area and can be placed in public places with high pedestrian traffic or remote construction sites.
There are two mobile toilets set up on the Binjiang Road section of Wuhu Sihai in Pengshan District, Meishan City, located at the intersection of Wuhu Road and Binjiang Road and beside Jiangshanli Yuehu. These two toilets have been fully opened to the public free of charge and are in normal use, providing convenience for local residents and tourists.
In Lichuan City, there are a total of 47 urban public toilets (including two mobile toilet vehicles) providing free services for citizens and tourists. Although the specific locations of the mobile toilet vehicles are not clearly stated, it also reflects the important role of mobile toilets in urban public services.
